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Desperation in Washington, DC
9/23/2006 7:32:56 PM


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email commentary By Karl W.B.Schwarz

They are getting so desperate in our Nation’s capital that they are trying to buy votes before the upcoming elections and rig voting districts and all sorts of underhanded nonsense. There is a new book out about how they steal elections with electronic voting. I highly recommend you get a copy and get an education as to the extent that Washington, DC has undermined the right of the American people to choose the leaders we want. They want us to choose the leaders they want us to have and that folks is not a democracy or a republic. That is Banana Republic tyranny and fascism all wrapped up as democracy and freedom. The entire promo for this book is below my signature and it is required reading if you give a damn about your vote having any importance at all. I have never met Abbe Delozier but I know Vickie Karp and what she is fighting for in the area of how they are stealing elections. They are part of a much larger national effort to straighten this mess out before we get led to the polls to select “Their Next Leader”. Just take one hard look at the last three presidents and take a hint as to the reality and gravity of the matter. http://hackedelections.com

The book title is: Hacked! High Tech Election Theft in America, 11 Experts Expose the Truth

This type of elitist thinking, that they have the right to choose who leads us, might have found traction in some things that came out of the Carnegie and Rockefeller groups around 1900-1920, as follows: Way back at the beginning of the 1900s, those in charge of the Rockefeller and Carnegie Foundations met and agreed that the education system of the United States had to be taken control of and manipulated to produce the kind of citizenry which they wanted to see. It was agreed that the Rockefeller Foundation would assume control of education in the domestic field and the Carnegie Foundation would fund the manipulation of education in the area of international relations.

In 1913, Frederick Gates, Director of Charity for the Rockefeller Foundation wrote: "In our dreams, we have limitless resources, and the people yield themselves with perfect docility to our molding hand. The present educational conventions fade from our minds; and, unhampered by tradition, we work our own good will upon a grateful and responsive folk.

"We shall not try to make these people or any of their children into philosophers or men of learning or science.

"We are not to raise up from among them Authors, Orators, Poets or Men of Letters.

"We shall not search for embryo great Artists, Painters, Musicians.

"Nor will we cherish even the humbler ambition to raise up from among them Lawyers, Doctors, Preachers, Politicians, Statesmen, of whom we now have ample supply."

Possibly they were harking back to Bernard de Mandeville's work, The Fable Of The Bees, (1714) in which he wrote: "The economic well-being of the nation depends on the presence of a large number of men who are content to labor hard all day long. Because men are naturally lazy they will not work unless forced by necessity to do so. The education of the poor threatens to rob the nation of their productivity. Every hour these poor people spend at their books is so much time lost to society. Going to school in comparison to working is idleness."

I cannot say for you but I have never based any decision in my life on anything that the Carnegie, Mellon or Rockefeller families had to say or think. I am not a member of their club nor would I grant them membership to My Club. In Ohio they are jerry-mandering that state under a Republican controlled state legislature so they can deliver Ohio as a Red State over and over again. http://www.hermes-press.com/ohio_vote_fraud2.htm
That is of course after they jerry-mandered the State of Texas and any other state they could get their hands on where they had a particularly compliant GOP state controlled legislature.They are not as worried about Florida (any more) because all of those folks that can run 30 bingo cards and cannot vote for a single person still cannot get it right. They had problems even in their recent primaries so brace your self for more whining in 2006 and 2008.

There is no conspiracy when people are just too stupid to register to vote, or vote, or too lazy to think and operate the voting machine. Human error does not a conspiracy make.

There is planning underway for The Liberty Convention and it might become something that is worth attending, for the subject matter is liberty and finding candidates and ideas to turn this mess around. http://www.thelibertyconvention.com

You might consider this DU Update - Forty-Ninth Edition since part of it addresses the DU issue and is connected to the attempts to buy votes. Who are they trying to buy? Our U.S. soldiers and veterans are who they are trying to buy off to get their vote. There is more on that below including how sleazy that is while they jerk them around at VA and in our courts and over at the White House and on Capitol Hill. Join the US Army and be all you can be, a third or fourth class citizen for serving your nation in uniform.

One of the list members from Australia sent an interesting quote that all Americans need to read and heed: Marcus Tullius Cicero: “A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he wears their face and their arguments, he appeals to the baseness that lies deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation, he works secretly and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of the city, he infects the body politic so that it can no longer resist. A murder is less to fear.”

The enemies are inside our gate and many of them are running for re-election this year. Our freedoms, liberties, and quality of life are under assault, from within our own borders. I know most Americans do not look at how they vote and who they vote for as a quality of life issue but it certainly is such an issue. If you do not think it is take a long hard look at DC and a long hard look at how your quality of life is diminishing and see if any light bulb comes on. They [politicians and quality of life] are two parallel lines headed on a downward trend.

America is angry and fed up. In November America has the chance to fire 434 members of the House of Representatives and 33 Senators for cause. I say 434 because Congressman Ron Paul and another 434 like him are urgently needed in the House of Representatives. I cannot think of a single Senator worth saving. 0 / 100 = 0.00%. Do I think we have traitors sitting in Congress and the White House? I do not think it, I know it for certain. That is why I am one really hacked off German-American for my nation has been betrayed by a bunch of Neocon nitwits and DNC sell outs. I consider such as pissing on my feet and telling me that it is merely raining. I was born, but not yesterday.
I was asked many times, what do I mean “Vote American”? Simply put, even if you have to hold your nose, vote the incumbent out and then put tremendous pressures on the newly elected to remind them who voted for them and who they work for. The other folks already in Congress do not listen to America at all. First we have to change that. Then the Imperial President will be rightfully the Impotent President. We need a strong president, but we have not had one in almost 100 years that truly understood the job description and the task at hand.

It is time to put new people in there and show them what 300 million very angry Americans looks like and are capable of accomplishing. Yes, AIPAC and ADL will be in there trying to bribe them into keeping the Status Quo in place. Vote No to that. Yes, big corporations will be in there trying to buy or rent them so you do not matter. Vote No to that. Yes, Special Interests will be lobbying hard to keep the Beltway Bandits in power. Vote No to that. Some of them have seniority and chair committees and will tell you that is why they should be re-elected, but that means absolutely nothing to you. Unless you have some burning desire to have a federally funded building or project in your district named after one of these squandering politicians, do not look at such waste as economic development to benefit you. Vote No to that. Bush, and Cheney and Rice will be out to “BOO you to death” but VOTE NO to that.

If a Third Party or Independent candidate made it to the November elections, vote for that person over the incumbent and try to get others to do the same. The RNC and DNC are both pro-war, pro-screwing you over. It is about time for some Third Party Relief or some new faces that are not totally corrupted or compromised, or bought and paid for.

What RNC and DNC have done is akin to trying to break the billiard balls with the rack still in place. Remove the rack, break the balls, run the table. We can rain on their parade and it is about time we join hands and rain on their parade instead of them mucking up our parade. If your community or district has a person who really stands out as a leader with integrity, start a write-in drive to get them elected. The RNC and DNC both block ballot access to third party candidates but they cannot stop a write-in. Vote No to the RNC and DNC offering if you have the chance. If you have to, bury them with paper ballots and watch their eyes glaze over that the voters did not fall for it this time. If nothing else, think of it as entertainment value.

You will have all kinds of people and talking heads discussing “stay the course” just like his idiot father GHWB, but Vote No to that. This course they want us to stay on has become a rocky road unfit for man or beast. The war is lost, the economy sucks, and their leadership is woefully deficient. Remember that and vote no to them.

You will hear all sorts of rationalizations about growing the National Debt to defend America and democracy and freedom. It is a lie so Vote No to that. Go back and look at the recent vote to spend another $63 billion in Iraq rather than face the music. Pay real close attention to the vote on both sides of the aisle. http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=158143
That total defense bill is pushing $470 billion, or almost half-a-trillion dollars for a completely fabricated war. Vote No to that. They cannot come up with $1 billion to address serious problems here at home but can blow $63 billion in Iraq. Do the math.

It was a 98-0 vote so finding out who to vote out will be very easy. If they are one of the 33 running for re-election send them home in shame in November. Just say NO to dangerous politicians that excel in nothing but talking America into a stupor and the poorhouse and think nothing about sending you or your children to die for a lie. Remember clearly that none of these elitist pricks send their children. That is Clue Number 1 that the abyss is a lie.

Regards,
Karl


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