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To: JPR who wrote (11983)	5/1/2002 12:15:42 PM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Rigged Election Stench needs heavy-duty industrial-strength deodorizer "Don't ask, Don't tell" repetitive voters JPR The stench was so overwhelming that even strewn rose petals meant to cushion the vote-bound tender delicate feet of the spouses of the military officers couldn't alleviate the stomach-wrenching acrid odor. The cops had their polling stations in the police precincts; the teachers had their polling stations in the schools and colleges; the officers and their spouses had theirs at the cantonment or officers mess hall; the prisoners had theirs in the prison. Anywhere people assembled, there was a polling station. Railway stations and bus stops: no problem. Brothels were excluded because of sensibilities. Mosques, churches and Hindu temples, Gurudvaras, synagogues, islamic centers, madrasas, public toilets, heroin dens and smoke houses (grass) were possibly used as polling stations. No, I am disappointed. Many people have voted more than once for the vanishing ink was made in pakistan and the election officials set a policy " Don't ask, Don't tell" for repetitive voters and they had a temporary blindness for ink on the thumb. There was music and entertainment; it was a gala moment: Where else can we see one-man referendum in one man-many votes augmented enfranchisement? Only in the land of the Pure.