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Offline Ripsnort

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« on: November 14, 2000, 08:25:00 AM »
I'll post this and want your reactions from it, it is from the Hal Turner Show:

Blood in the Streets?

Report By Hal Turner - Posted: 11.12.00

Source: The Hal Turner Show

While Gore supporters are holding protests in the streets, Bush supporters are buying bullets at gun shops. In the three days since the U.S. General Election, ammunition sales throughout the United States have jumped an
astonishing nine-hundred percent (900%). Americans are furious over massive, blatant and widespread vote fraud by supporters of Al Gore and many are openly talking about "blood in the streets."

Voter fraud in Tuesdays general election has Radio Talk Shows throughout the United States burning up with callers who are openly speaking about civil insurrection, blood in he streets, state secession from the Union and wondering aloud whether President Bill Clinton will use this election debacle as an excuse to remain in power after his term expires on January 20, 2001.

Such talk is not limited to fanatics; U.S. Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX), lent credibility to the prospects of violence when he was asked tonight on radio station WBCQ if President Clinton would use this situation to remain in power. Responding to that query, Rep. Paul stated "Six months ago, I thought the idea was preposterous. Now I'm not so sure. The people would come out and there would be total violence."

Here's a brief list of just some of the fraud:

Tens of thousands of U.S. Military personnel around the world were unable to cast ballots for the first time in US History because their Military Absentee ballots "got lost in the mail." In past elections, the Military voted 9:1 in favor of Republicans.

Thousands of non-US Citizens - who cannot legally vote - were sent letters by President Bill Clinton just days before the election, informing them they had registered, and even providing them with Voter Identification Cards to sign and use when voting! These mailings were sent to states with large Latino populations such as California,
possibly allowing enough non-citizens to vote and sway the election.

In New York City, voting machines were tampered with, disabling the Republican voting levers. When voters came out of the malfunctioning voting booths and sought a paper ballot, it let polling workers know the voter was going to vote Republican because those were the only levers that weren't working. A television news crew caught
Democrat vote counters in Brooklyn, New York throwing thousands of paper ballots into garbage dumpsters -resulting in thousands of Republican votes disappearing.

Also in New York, registered Republican voters were told in hundreds of polling places they were no longer registered to vote. Those persons were offered a paper "provisional ballot" but when those ballots were filled out, Poll workers refused to place the Ballots in a locked box.

In the Albuquerque, New Mexico area, computerized voting machines were reprogrammed so that votes were not
counted whenever anyone cast ballots for all candidates from the same political party! Upwards of 68,000 votes may have been reprogrammed out of existence.

In Michigan, Gore campaign workers were paying drunks and homeless hobos with cigarettes if those people would register to vote and cast a ballot for Gore.

In Missouri, polling places in heavy Democrat areas remained open up to four hours after the legal time, allowing those Democrats to cast ballots.

In New Jersey, hundreds of voters in urban Democrat areas like Hudson and Essex County, were jammed into the hallways at the County Boards of Elections, casting absentee or provisional ballots hours after the polls legally closed.

The media a willing participant.

Just minutes after voting places on the east coast closed, major news networks began "calling' the race. But when the networks "called" Florida as being won by Al Gore, they did so despite the fact that a portion of that state is in the Central time zone and those polling places were still open.

These premature "call" of Florida by the media caused tens-of-thousands of voters in the affluent Republican area of the Florida panhandle, to leave polling places without voting because they thought Gore had already won.Florida is now the key state in the Presidential race.

False Claims of fraud in Palm Beach County, Florida Democrats have been complaining wildly about alleged fraud in Palm Beach County, Florida, where 19,000 ballots were allegedly discarded because voters punched ballots for two Presidential candidates. Punching the ballot for two Presidential candidates automatically voids the ballot.

But it is now surfacing that many or most of the 19,000 discarded ballots were, in fact, lawfully and properly replaced when voters who made the mistake came out of the voting booth, requested and received replacement
ballots then cast a proper vote!

Leftist Gore supporters and the media are ignoring this fact, spurring outrage by conservatives that the truth is being
suppressed and causing minorities in that county to take to the to the streets demanding a re-vote. Such a re-vote is
not only illegal under Florida law, it is also illegal under federal law. (3 U.S.C. 1)

Putting this in perspective, even if the 19,000 votes were all discarded and not counted, those votes would only represent four percent (4%) of the total votes cast in that County, meaning ninety-six percent of the other voters in the County did it correctly.

As a result of all this election fraud, Bush supporters are convinced that Gore, with Clinton's help, is stealing the US Presidential election. Bush supporters are going to gun stores in large numbers and buying large amounts of ammunition for their guns. Many are openly saying they will not allow Al Gore to steal the election and are calling those who support Gore "the enemy."

Not since the early 1860's prior to the Civil War has the US population been so divided and openly talking about violent civil warfare. Radio callers are making unprecedented open and public calls to employ the Second
Amendment (right to keep and bear arms) to protect the integrity of the Constitution and of the Bush election.

This election has pitted brother against brother, parent against child, young against old, white against black, Gentile against Jew. The anger is palatable and the situation grows steadily worse.





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« Reply #1 on: November 14, 2000, 08:37:00 AM »
Rip:

Dunno if any of the above is true or not but one thing has been known for quite some time:

The Clinton/Gore creeps have used race-baiting etc., as a tactic from the beginning.  Anyone who disagrees with the Leftist-Democrats(and their Media accomplices) is a "racist", a "homophobe", a "reactionary", a "redneck", a "fascist", etc.  

Is it any wonder the country is sharply, perhaps dangerously, divided?

To paraphrase George Will(In regards to the Clinton/Gore people):

Things won't get better until these people go.

Cabby



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« Reply #2 on: November 14, 2000, 08:46:00 AM »
It ain't worth killing each other over. I'd rather give it to gore and make his term hell.

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« Reply #3 on: November 14, 2000, 08:58:00 AM »
 
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Anyone who disagrees with the Leftist-Democrats(and their Media accomplices) is a "racist", a "homophobe", a "reactionary", a "redneck", a "fascist", etc.

Well, duh. Of course not everyone who disagrees with the left is any of the above.

But you have no compunction about lumping everyone who disagrees with the right as being "Communists, bleeding hearts, cry babies, unAmerican, etc..."

The extremists on both the left and the right are giving everyone else with an objective mind a bad name.  

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« Reply #4 on: November 14, 2000, 09:25:00 AM »
Rip I believe it, with the way tensions are running these days.  Alot of people are unhappy with Gore's attempted theft of the presidency.

I dinnae need to go buy ammo, got plenty on hand, though I do need to go load my speed loaders up.  If the shooting is gonna start, ya damn well better believe I'll be prepared to protect friends and family (though not actually launch attacks on them Gorons   ).

Eagler, I pretty much agree, I dinnae really think it's worth killing over either.  But the country is damn near split down the middle, and all appearences have Clinton/Gore tossing the constitution out the window in thier quest to remain in power.  That's likely to set some people off, and could lead to another civil war.

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« Reply #5 on: November 14, 2000, 09:38:00 AM »
I hope this thing does not get too much out of control in the next few days.  There are more than enough psychos out there who just might decide that if the bad guy wins, he's a goner.  And I mean on both sides, whoever wins.  Now *that* would be bad.

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« Reply #6 on: November 14, 2000, 09:45:00 AM »
banana, where have you been???  Are you asleep??  

The Liberal-Left use hyperbolic rhetoric as a matter-of-course every damn day with no one in the Media(hell, they agree with the Libs) holding them accountable for their slurs.  It's a matter of policy for these creeps to character-assassinate/slur their opponents.

This is an assualt on Freedom by the freakin' Liberal-Left and i will use their tactics against them.  Why should Conservatives play by the rules with a group of thugs to whom the rules don't mean anything???  Wake up!!!

And if that offends you, or any one else, that's too effluff'n bad.

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« Reply #7 on: November 14, 2000, 09:54:00 AM »
 
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Originally posted by Fury:
I hope this thing does not get too much out of control in the next few days.  There are more than enough psychos out there who just might decide that if the bad guy wins, he's a goner.  And I mean on both sides, whoever wins.  Now *that* would be bad.

Fury

This is exactly why the US is allowed to vote for 'Dead candidates' as someone from Euro so blantantly laughed about...the law is there to prevent someone from saying "Well it wouldn't be so if he were dead!"...I agree with the law, usually, a spouse can carry on the wishes of a loved one that ran in a race since its the cabinet around that loved one that helps carry the torch, not the spouse themselves, they are pretty much a prop for the beliefs of the candidate.

I worried that we  might have another Federal Building episode on our hands if Gore gets elected, there are just as many extreme right wing groups out there  as the left...

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« Reply #8 on: November 14, 2000, 10:48:00 AM »
Well folks, as a Canadian with most of his family in the USA, this concerns me greatly.  America is the greatest and most powerful nation in the world.  What happens when states start talking secession, and in fact taking steps in this direction?  Caos, at best.

Also remember, the US's many enemies ARE seeing this as a perfect opportunity to strike.  I for one am glad the populace seems to be arming itself, because if any of the rumbles I've heard from friends have any truth to them at all, and if America keeps spiraling down this path, there could well be hell to pay for all of us.

I've lost a lot of $ in the market in the last week, and that is reason enough for this crap to stop, and one of the candidates to go down in history as a political hero be conceding.  I just hope it's Gore that does it, since the planet can't take another 4 years of a democrat ruling the world.

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« Reply #9 on: November 14, 2000, 11:26:00 AM »
"I've lost a lot of $ in the market in the last week,..snip"


So have I, but I learned from dad along time ago to diversify, therefore  the losses are nothing compared to the gains over the long term.  Mutual Funds. Bonds.  I only carry 40% of my portfolio in high risk stocks.ie. science and technology, etc.  The rest is blue chip, and a small portion is bonds.  Still a risky portfolio if you compare it to my fathers over his working career...he actually kept a portion of his in precious metals, but then again, in the early 60's with the cuban missile crisis, alot were doing the same.

There I go again, hi-jacking my own thread.

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« Reply #10 on: November 14, 2000, 11:36:00 AM »
Hmmm....maybe a secession isnt such a bad idea.  Texas still has that right.  It was kept when we joined the Union.  

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« Reply #11 on: November 14, 2000, 11:48:00 AM »
Geez,


Well this is the moment you have all been waiting for. Get out yer gun Paw, wur goin to fight.

How dissapointing is this.

Disgusted

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« Reply #12 on: November 14, 2000, 12:15:00 PM »
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« Reply #13 on: November 14, 2000, 12:20:00 PM »
 
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Originally posted by F4UDOA:
Geez,


Well this is the moment you have all been waiting for. Get out yer gun Paw, wur goin to fight.

How dissapointing is this.

Disgusted

FYI, this is how revolutions begin, when the law is not upheld.  It is yet to see if it upheld or not.


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« Reply #14 on: November 14, 2000, 01:09:00 PM »
 The liberal obsession with gun control is beginning to make sense