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14-12-04, 11:35
Ohio Vote Fraud Battle Heats Up
By Katherine Yurica
Dec 13, 2004, 15:56
Today Congressman John Conyers, Ranking Member, Committee on the Judiciary and Dean, Congressional Black Caucus, will hold a congressional forum in Columbus, Ohio concerning new evidence of election irregularities and fraud in Ohio.
The Congressional forum will discuss the moral issue of Ohio electors meeting while recounts and litigation are pending. They will raise the question, “How can any group of electors in good conscience meet and decide the outcome of the election before the votes are counted?” This is a moral issue. And the Rev. Jesse Jackson will be at the Columbus forum to call America back to its roots and to the sanctity of the right to vote and to the necessity to have one’s vote counted accurately.
If the Rev. Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson and other leaders of the Dominionist movement tell Americans that it is all right for Mr. Bush to take the oath of office even if he is not the duly elected president-elect, then Americans have lost their spiritual and moral compass beyond anything any of us could imagine. For one thing, it dooms Mr. Bush to a cloud of suspicion. Republicans ought more than anyone to insist that all the votes be counted.
The forum will convene at 10:30 a.m. (Ohio time). New evidence will be brought forward and legislative responses to the crisis will be discussed at the forum, which will be televised over C-Span.
One possible piece of new evidence is the Affidavit of Richard Hayes Phillips, which shows Kerry could win the presidency. Dr. Phillips, a PhD well versed in standard techniques of statistical analysis, testifies that in his professional opinion, “John Kerry’s margins of victory were wrongly reduced by 22,000 votes in Cleveland, by 17,000 votes in Columbus, and by as many as 7,000 votes in Toledo. It is my further professional opinion, that John Kerry’s margins of defeat in Warren, Butler, and Clermont counties were inflated by as many as 37,000 votes in the aggregate…” As Dr. Phillips analyzes each county and ward, Mr. Bush’s lead in Ohio begins to look as if it is based on smoke and mirrors, often resting on incorrect presidential vote tallies.
At the same time John Conyer’s forum meets and examines new evidence, John Bonifaz, General Counsel for the National Voting Rights Institute is said to be filing a complaint before the Ohio State Supreme Court, requesting the Court to declare John Kerry the winner of the election in Ohio, based upon new evidence that fraud has indeed occurred. Injunctive Relief will undoubtedly be sought and the case will be heard in a Court of Equity. This legal maneuver is brilliant because when the courts decide a case in Equity, they wear a different hat than they do in Courts of Law. In its most general meaning, the term, according to Black’s Law Dictionary, “denotes the spirit and the habit of fairness, justness, and right dealing” that should regulate man’s dealings with others. What American dare proclaim that it’s fair and just to steal the votes away from African Americans or students? Courts of Equity are moral courts who lay down moral justness. It is almost the Golden Rule: “the rule of doing to all others as we desire them to do to us.” A Court of Equity is a synonym for justice. It belongs in the sphere of morals and in the precepts of conscience. And those precepts belong in the hearts and minds of every citizen in this nation who call themselves “Christians.”
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http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/printer_14464.shtml
Natuurlijk, als je de internationale media mag geloven dan zijn de Amerikaanse verkiezingen volkomen normaal verlopen.
Recount Efforts Move Forward In Ohio & New Mexico
Tuesday, 14 December 2004, 10:46 am
As recounts begin in all several Ohio counties today, and the New Mexico Secretary of State stalls New Mexico's recount efforts, state electors will meet across the country to cast their votes.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/WO0412/S00185.htm
Westerse hypocrisie :rolleyes:
By Katherine Yurica
Dec 13, 2004, 15:56
Today Congressman John Conyers, Ranking Member, Committee on the Judiciary and Dean, Congressional Black Caucus, will hold a congressional forum in Columbus, Ohio concerning new evidence of election irregularities and fraud in Ohio.
The Congressional forum will discuss the moral issue of Ohio electors meeting while recounts and litigation are pending. They will raise the question, “How can any group of electors in good conscience meet and decide the outcome of the election before the votes are counted?” This is a moral issue. And the Rev. Jesse Jackson will be at the Columbus forum to call America back to its roots and to the sanctity of the right to vote and to the necessity to have one’s vote counted accurately.
If the Rev. Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson and other leaders of the Dominionist movement tell Americans that it is all right for Mr. Bush to take the oath of office even if he is not the duly elected president-elect, then Americans have lost their spiritual and moral compass beyond anything any of us could imagine. For one thing, it dooms Mr. Bush to a cloud of suspicion. Republicans ought more than anyone to insist that all the votes be counted.
The forum will convene at 10:30 a.m. (Ohio time). New evidence will be brought forward and legislative responses to the crisis will be discussed at the forum, which will be televised over C-Span.
One possible piece of new evidence is the Affidavit of Richard Hayes Phillips, which shows Kerry could win the presidency. Dr. Phillips, a PhD well versed in standard techniques of statistical analysis, testifies that in his professional opinion, “John Kerry’s margins of victory were wrongly reduced by 22,000 votes in Cleveland, by 17,000 votes in Columbus, and by as many as 7,000 votes in Toledo. It is my further professional opinion, that John Kerry’s margins of defeat in Warren, Butler, and Clermont counties were inflated by as many as 37,000 votes in the aggregate…” As Dr. Phillips analyzes each county and ward, Mr. Bush’s lead in Ohio begins to look as if it is based on smoke and mirrors, often resting on incorrect presidential vote tallies.
At the same time John Conyer’s forum meets and examines new evidence, John Bonifaz, General Counsel for the National Voting Rights Institute is said to be filing a complaint before the Ohio State Supreme Court, requesting the Court to declare John Kerry the winner of the election in Ohio, based upon new evidence that fraud has indeed occurred. Injunctive Relief will undoubtedly be sought and the case will be heard in a Court of Equity. This legal maneuver is brilliant because when the courts decide a case in Equity, they wear a different hat than they do in Courts of Law. In its most general meaning, the term, according to Black’s Law Dictionary, “denotes the spirit and the habit of fairness, justness, and right dealing” that should regulate man’s dealings with others. What American dare proclaim that it’s fair and just to steal the votes away from African Americans or students? Courts of Equity are moral courts who lay down moral justness. It is almost the Golden Rule: “the rule of doing to all others as we desire them to do to us.” A Court of Equity is a synonym for justice. It belongs in the sphere of morals and in the precepts of conscience. And those precepts belong in the hearts and minds of every citizen in this nation who call themselves “Christians.”
(..)
http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/printer_14464.shtml
Natuurlijk, als je de internationale media mag geloven dan zijn de Amerikaanse verkiezingen volkomen normaal verlopen.
Recount Efforts Move Forward In Ohio & New Mexico
Tuesday, 14 December 2004, 10:46 am
As recounts begin in all several Ohio counties today, and the New Mexico Secretary of State stalls New Mexico's recount efforts, state electors will meet across the country to cast their votes.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/WO0412/S00185.htm
Westerse hypocrisie :rolleyes: