Jim Condit, Jr.; A Revolution That Should Not Be Televised (Part 1)
Jim Condit, Jr.; A Revolution That Should Not Be Televised (Part 2)
It’s also worth noting that all of what I’m passing on here is, for the most part, stuff that Mr. Condit himself has put out there directly. I’m not interested in innuendo or making any personal charges against him. But, he often tends to (probably for the best) keep his concerns separate. There is a Jim Condit Jr. that is an active voice in the “anti-Zionist conspiracy” movement, a Jim Condit Jr. in the “speaking out against the illegitimate Catholic Church” community, a Jim Condit Jr. in the “9-11 was an inside job” sphere, and, in the capacity through which most Ron Paul people know him, the Jim Condit Jr. that works tirelessly to expose the institutional conspiracy against the voting public that is Diebold and electronic, non-paper trail voting. All of these concerns and causes are, of course, intimately related in Jim’s mind and as a part of his broad philosophical agenda, but if you just know him in one or the other capacity, one might be unaware of the rest of the package. So, I wanted to post a synthesis.
...In a final bit of irony, how did his 2002 race go?
It ended up hitting something of a snag when four of his volunteers (remember, he got 13 votes that year, so assuming all those volunteers voted, they represent almost a third of his base) were convicted of….vote fraud (Mr. Condit has never been accused of any wrong-doing in that incident):
“In 2001, four women were sentenced to 30 days in jail each for signing fake names on petitions they were supposed to be circulating for would-be congressional candidate Jim Condit Jr.”