> Too many voting ’irregularities’ to be coincidence
7 November 2004, 05:47
I thought it strange, too, that Kerry reversed his vow to "count every vote...." then a few hrs. later decided to concede. I was devastated and very puzzled; this did not sound right: 10,000 lawyers, no one wanted to check the validity of the voting machines & other tactics used from denying registrations, to intimidation of eligible voters. I don’t tend to go for conspiracy theories, but was wondering, too, if Kerry was not part of a plot by the dark vedas who are really running the world. This would seem absurb, but it seems something happened, something perverse, that made him change his mind and "giving up." I think he owes it to the people who worked so hard to have him elected to join us in the investigation of this massive voter fraud. Why should we care, when he doesn’t seem to????? Odd.
Rena W., Asheville, N.C.
I thought it strange, too, that Kerry reversed his vow to "count every vote...." then a few hrs. later decided to concede. I was devastated and very puzzled; this did not sound right: 10,000 lawyers, no one wanted to check the validity of the voting machines & other tactics used from denying registrations, to intimidation of eligible voters. I don’t tend to go for conspiracy theories, but was wondering, too, if Kerry was not part of a plot by the dark vedas who are really running the world. This would seem absurb, but it seems something happened, something perverse, that made him change his mind and "giving up." I think he owes it to the people who worked so hard to have him elected to join us in the investigation of this massive voter fraud. Why should we care, when he doesn’t seem to????? Odd.
Rena W., Asheville, N.C.