Posted on 09/29/2004 5:29:15 PM PDT by Diago
This is a copy of an email I got.
Dear xxxxx,
John Kerry and George Bush will debate foreign policy for 90 minutes this Thursday, September 30, in the first of three presidential debates. As far as swing voters and the media are concerned, the real debate will begin once Kerry and Bush leave the stage: Who really won? Why?
If you can spare just five minutes after the debate, you can make a huge difference to the outcome of this election.
We are organizing a national post-debate, rapid-response effort that will reinforce Kerry's position on Iraq: Bush's Iraq is a catastrophic failure, a profound diversion from the battle against our greatest enemy -- al Qaeda. John Kerry has a plan to get us back on track in Iraq -- securing promised international support, training Iraq security forces, carrying out a reconstruction plan that brings real benefits to the Iraqi people, and taking the essential steps to hold the promised elections next year. When it comes to keeping America safe, John Kerry will do what needs to be done.
Join our rapid-response effort:
http://www.johnkerry.com/signup/mediacorps.php
As soon as the debate ends, we will e-mail you instructions. We can't provide you any more detail until the debate is over, except that all you'll need is access to e-mail and/or a telephone. Please make sure that you check your e-mail the moment the debate ends. Then, act as quickly as possible.
If you are planning on watching the debate with friends or classmates, you can make an even greater difference by organizing them to participate in our rapid-response effort.
Join our rapid-response effort:
http://www.johnkerry.com/signup/mediacorps.php
Thank you,
Amanda Michel
Internet Team b>
As soon as we can figure out what it is.
Okay everyone sign up for their email and let's really mess them up.
do you think a lot of us freepers should sign up--and freep it by sending absolutely ridiculous messages out afterward? I would be willing to say "hey I went into these debates a Kerry supporter--but why didn't we explain where he stands on Iraq? and plus--the dude was ORANGE--I am starting to think he may be a little weird and creepy...."
Hmmm, wonder how many Freepers could sign up and help Kerry out? wouldn't that be fun?
Hey, let's all sign up! I'm curious as to what the instructions coming later are going to be! Sounds like fun! We can do the exact opposite of what they're telling their folks to do!
bump for evidence of pathetic dems
Who, Mr. Kerry? The same phantom heads of state who are secretly pulling for you? Idiots.
OK well I signed up as Yasser Arafat... if I remember I'll post their post-debate email.
I've never done anything like this before, but I'm in.
This is obviously a plan to orchestrate a response that Kerry won. Flood the media with "Tonight I discovered that Kerry has a clear plan in Iraq and Bush doesn't. He certainly won over this Republican. (Or Independent)."
I think I'm "in". I signed up for several of their "communities".....Republicans, women, law enforcement, veterans, high tech............
Main Entry: pa·thet·ic
Pronunciation: p&-'the-tik
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle French or Late Latin; Middle French pathetique, from Late Latin patheticus, from Greek pathEtikos capable of feeling, pathetic, from paschein (aorist pathein) to experience, suffer -- more at PATHOS
1 : having a capacity to move one to either compassionate or contemptuous pity
2 : marked by sorrow or melancholy : SAD
synonym see MOVING
- pa·thet·i·cal /-ti-k&l/ adjective
- pa·thet·i·cal·ly /-ti-k(&-)lE/ adverb
Sounds like they plan to DUpe the public by DUmping on the results of some "post-debate" polls and hotlines.
"Don't start dialing until we hand you the DNC's talking points!"
Ecch. I did it.
I also clicked all the little squares.
My Gmail account is gonna get a real workout, I guess.
It should be interesting to see what we get tomorrow.
I just signed up for the rapid response team.This should be fun!
They are going to try to swamp the mainstream media with their talking points. They going to basically going to try to coerce (as if any coercion was necessary) the mainstream media to report their talking points by overwhelming them with calls and emails and at the same time block any communication from Bush supporters. On the Internet this would be called a denial-of-service attack.
Maybe the pajamaheedins should organize a response of their own?
Ah, more double secret plans.
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