Posted on 10/29/2004 5:51:37 PM PDT by joanie-f
At the risk of being labeled an inveterate pessimist, as we approach what may prove to be the most critical election day in our republics history, I cannot help but feel a sense of discouragement about Americas future (accompanied, of course, by the knowledge that He works in miracles, so nothing is ever hopeless).
As I see it, we will witness one of three likely outcomes of the November 2nd vote:
(1) If the election is close, the thousands of leftist trial lawyers hired by the DNC and/or Kerry/Edwards, who are already gearing up to take this election out of the hands of the American citizenry and place it in the hands of activist judges, will shift into high gear, and begin an all-out effort to use a combination of validating massive voter fraud, and fabricating pseudo-legal accusations against Bush/Cheney forces, to steal this election. They are preparing to make Florida 2000 look like a romp in the park.
I find it fascinating, although certainly not out of character for these supposed defenders of truth and justice, that they and their kind despise and defile Richard Nixon, whose only major offense was the attempted cover-up of a third-rate political burglary. And yet, faced with the prospect of unveiling blatant voter fraud in Illinois and Texas, without which he may well have been the victor over Kennedy in 60, Nixon, rather than contest the votes in those highly suspicious precincts vote counts, passively accepted the highly questionable results. The reason: he did not want to put our republic through the kind of cataclysmic Constitutional crisis that would have ensued.
Fast forward forty-four years and we have the same party that was the source of the questionable vote counts in both Chicago and Houston/Dallas, not only not seeking to avoid such a Constitutional crisis, but scheming feverishly, days before the votes are even cast, to see to it that one occurs. Why? Because they are enemies of the Constitution, and will stop at nothing to see to it that an ultra leftist (who, by definition, harbors no allegiance to anything but a globalist utopian agenda) sits in the White House. The Constitution and Americas sovereignty and security be damned.
If Tuesday sees the above scenario, we may not know the results of this election until well into the month of December, when the electoral college must meet to choose the new leader of the free world.
(2) If Kerry/Edwards are victorious on the 2nd, the voters of America (although probably not a majority of them since a statistically significant number of dead people, house pets, felons, illegals, and people with multiple residences will have cast their votes for the democrat ticket) will have voted on the basis of superficial, Madison-Avenue-created, sound bite knowledge that bears no resemblance to truth. The majority of Kerry/Edwards votes will have been cast -- thanks to a combination of voter apathy and rampant media bias -- without the benefit of a genuine knowledge of the democrat candidates decades-long resumes that exhibit an unambiguous adherence to a treasonous, anti-American agenda.
(3) Bush/Cheney will be victorious. This will be a remarkable outcome (occurring in spite of all borderline criminal machinations), and will only occur if the Republican tickets genuine support is nothing short of landslide proportions, the likes of which could not even be negated by massive voter fraud and pre-election plans to steal the electoral votes of swing states whose totals appear close.
But, even if Bush/Cheney are victorious, we cannot long rest on our laurels and assume that all is well. Far from it.
After an election loss, leftists do not simply lick their wounds and accept the voice of the people. And the stakes in this election will magnify beyond all reason the leftist penchant to attack, subvert and destroy those who took victory from their grasp. Elitists, after all, were destined to rule, to dictate, to dole out largesse to the masses. And when the masses do not place them in the positions of power to which they have been called, elitists become enraged, and insatiably vindictive. Civility and law/truth/justice will find themselves obscured by the obsession to gain the power that was not won through the normal channels that representative republican government supplies.
The mainstream media will be relentless in the criticisms, attacks, and counterfeit stories aimed at the President and his lame-duck administration (After all, what price has Dan Rather played for his unprofessional, agenda-driven reporting of the Bush/National Guard memos story? The collective long-term yawn with which the public has reacted to his journalistic charlatanism has simply provided the unaccountable media a green light for more of the same).
Even small errors of judgment on the part of this President will be grotesquely magnified so as to rise to the level of an impeachable offense. And the war on terror especially that portion of it occurring within the borders of Iraq will be consistently painted with a broad black brush, with the objective of portraying it as Bushs Waterloo, and Americas final imperialistic failure.
No matter the results of this election, the one and only thing that can prevent the ultimate success of the leftist agenda, many more horrifying terrorist attacks within our borders, and the eventual demise of the glorious American experiment, is the American citizen.
If the polls are accurate, a man who is seeking the Presidency of a nation he loathes is at least within striking distance of a leader who, although his domestic policy weaknesses are numerous, has conducted the war on terror, and the beginnings of the rebuilding of a liberated nation, with something close to brilliance. It would appear that the average American citizen needs either a more responsible, realistic set of priorities, or to spend significant time contemplating the serious, prophetic warning of one of our visionary Founders:
No people will tamely surrender their liberties, nor can any be easily subdued, when knowledge is diffused and virtue is preserved. On the contrary, when people are universally ignorant they will sink under their own weight without the aid of foreign invaders Samuel Adams in a letter to James Warren, 4 November, 1775
~ joanie
Excellent post!
Thanks for the ping.
HI to Joanie and Jeff. : )
haha!!
Well put...MUD
Great pic!
One suggestion though. Kerry has a semblance of a brain, so don't you think the Cowardly Lion would have been more appropriate for him? ;-)
Heck...cheatin's allowed fer DemonRATS...MUD
BWAHAHAHA...Great picture...but the TinMan in the back has gotta be the HildaBeast, waitin' in the wings...MUD
Hey! Where are you? All of these people are posting great comments and pics on your thread and you're out "pounding the pavement" (your own words) for Bush instead of answering them? Where are your priorities? ;-)
Welcome to FR.com...MUD
FReegards...MUD
Thanks BR...I believe Bush is at least a sincere Christian and something we have a chance to work with, despite some of the policies I do not agree with. Kerry is the very anti-thesis of all we hold dear and will sell us out to foreign enemies over and over.
You're right! Let's hope she succeeds, and the Freepers who are working hard especially in FL and OH do too.
Let's keep turnin' on the lights!
so you're thinking about aren't ya? ;^D
Great work, my FRiend...but I thought the HildaBeast's face was green?!
FReegards...MUD
The Hilda-beast would have to be the witch.
Bubba would be the Tin Man, waiting for his anointment to U.N. Sexatary General!
God willin' and the creek don't rise...then again, I wouldn't mind tyhe creek rising just a tad to scare off wishy-washy DemonRAT voters!!
FReegards...MUD
I stand corrected, you are correct in both cases...MUD
Her face is like a mood ring...maybe she was short on frog blood that day. She was green for some Arkancides.
FReegards...MUD
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