MoveOn.org Action Forum: Evangelical Christians created widespread election fraud

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[Winged Hussar]

I strongly agree with number 2 and 3 comments currently at the top of the Political Action Goals. There are always individual cases of fraud in an election, but Mark Crispin Miller claims widespread fraud in 2004 that cost Kerry the election. "Fooled Again: How the Right Stole the 2004 election and why they'll steal the next one too (unless we stop them" is his book. He says the use of the Diebolt computer voting machines and the use of large number of evangelicals to man polling booths created widespread electoral fraud, not just in Ohio. Three states have now rejected Diebolt machines and a month ago the CEO of Diebolt resigned. We must get paper trails in every state.

[Winged Hussar]

Of the 131 MoveOn.org Action Forum participants who voted on this posting, 127 agreed that "the use of the Diebolt computer voting machines and the use of large number of evangelicals to man polling booths created widespread electoral fraud."

It is on record that MoveOn.org's moderators were monitoring the forum and deleting pro-Israel commentary along with criticism of MoveOn.org, but the above beauty was allowed to stand.

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[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

George Soros hates Christians. The good news is he doesn't have to spend eternity with us, and we don't have to spend eternity with him.

[Drango]

127 agreed

Yawnnnnnnnnnnnn, not to suggest you are a newbie, but who cares?

[Winged Hussar]

ROTFL!

Q: Why will George $oro$ live forever?
A: Heaven won't take his soul and the Devil doesn't want to risk a hostile takeover of his domains. Since $oro$ could actually do the Devil's job better than the Devil, his fears are justified.

[Question Liberal Authority]

Well, that explains why Kerry took 49 states, but not Ohio.

At the time, John Kerry had 10,000 lawyers ready to pounce at a moment's notice on the slightest discrepancy. Michael Moore dispatched dozens of camera crews to keep an eye on things. There were thousands of media members aching to find a story. Yet, when all the smoke cleared, NOT A SINGLE VOTE out of 100 million cast was determined to be fraudulently counted for Bush.

Meanwhile, the ACTUAL ELECTION FRAUD took place in Washington State, where the governorship was stolen right in front of everyone's face.

[Winged Hussar]

It shows that the Action Forum posting cannot be written off as the work of a loose cannon or kook (as MoveOn.org has been trying to argue) but is in fact representative of the MoveOn.org community as a whole.

[Aliska]

As far as I know, there is no proof that the machines were rigged or that the code favored a candidate, although they said it looked like a hack job. I know it's CBS; I've been trying to find some good sources on this. The article is worth reading. I wanted to know how the rumors and accusations got started, apart from the fact that it came down to Ohio in the end which I consider a coincidence. They bought Diebold machines manufactured in Ohio, probably because they got a better deal, but that further muddied the waters.

E-Voting: Is The Fix In?

The title is a little misleading. Well, they wanted the darn machines, Congress offered the states $3.9 billion to buy them, now what?

[tcrlaf]

Didn't Mickey Mouse and Mary Poppins register as DEMOCRATS in Ohio?

Didn't the woman blamed for the Acorn Crack-For-Votes deal commit SUICIDE(Sure...) before she could be interviewed by police/media??

[rbosque]

I find that when someone accuses you of something, it's usually because they themselves would do it.

[exposing_the_left]

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