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To: Windcatcher

Polls don’t mean didly.........remember I keep saying, “It’s not who votes, it’s who COUNTS the votes.”

And with Soros’s people counting the votes in Spain, guess who will surface as the winner? Sure as hell won’t be a Repub. At least that’s my take on this whole mess but I hope I am wrong.


21 posted on 09/08/2012 4:04:17 AM PDT by DaveA37
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To: Progov
This attitude is such crap. If what you say is true, no Republican would ever win. Yet they won big in 2010, 2011, plus 2004, 2002, and 2000.

It's always impossible to disprove a conspiracy theorist because you can always say, "Soros is just setting us up for next time."

23 posted on 09/08/2012 4:24:51 AM PDT by LS ("Castles Made of Sand, Fall in the Sea . . . Eventually (Hendrix))
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To: Progov

This is an important point.

A bit of history (from Freakonomics, iirc). Jewish lawyers were traditionally squeezed out of “desirable” cases and left with things that “gentlemen lawyers” did not want to touch. They ended up doing a lot of hostile corporate takeovers, which at the time were considered to be undesirable work. With so much practice, they became very good at it.

What the Jewish lawyers learned with all this practice was how to use every possible thing they could to the advantage of their client. One of the big factors was vote counting. They learned how to challenge votes they didn’t like and get them thrown out. They learned how to make sure that “their” side was in charge of vote counting.

IMO, they have transferred this skill to politics. With Jewish voters very heavily on the Democrat side, this means that they will use every trick in the book (legal or not, ethical or not) to help their side win.

(Please note, this is not an anti-Jewish post. I am just trying to point out the facts of what has happened in the legal world and my best guess as to what is happening in politics. I think it was unjust that the Jewish lawyers were marginalized to the crappy dregs of legal work. They made the best of their situation, seized the opportunities available, and turned it to their advantage, for which I applaud them. I don’t support those over the line legally or ethically, however.)


30 posted on 09/08/2012 5:46:19 AM PDT by generally (Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)
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To: Progov

Progov? As in pro-government?


32 posted on 09/08/2012 5:48:23 AM PDT by WashingtonSource
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