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To: sea_urchin who wrote (19697)11/30/2003 6:30:12 PM
From: sea_urchin  Read Replies (2) of 81226
 
> I do not believe the cure will be as simple as just voting W and his clique out. I don't see them going without a struggle even if that means crooking the election or even setting up such a bad "terrorist" incident that the election is, in fact, called off indefinitely.

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>>>Even though Bush II will lose the popular vote in the US presidential election of 2004, his electoral college victory seems assured. With Republican party governors firmly in charge of Florida, California, Texas and New York, and supported by a whopping Bush campaign war chest approaching $200 million, dubious electronic voting schemes courtesy of Diebold, Lockheed Martin and other defense contractors ( blackboxvoting.com ), it seems certain that Bush will make it back to the Oval Office through the back door that is the Electoral College. And if not the Electoral College then by benefit of a rebel attack on US soil which kills thousands of Americans and leads to the suspension of the US Constitution. That according to General Tommy Franks, USA (Ret.), who opined in the magazine Cigar Aficionado that the US will have to shed its constitution in favor of a military style of government. <<<

Another one who thinks the way I do.
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