> Electors across US break traditional pro forma ritual to use electoral college to protest election
7 January 2005, 17:30
It would look real suspicious if Florida was the state with the election problem twice in a row. Of course, if you disregard the facts that most of the Bushies from Florida were in Ohio then no problem with Ohio is seen. But... Let’s keep our respective eyes on the ball.... please note how well the euro is doing against the dollar and that Iraq had changed to the euro oil standard for payments in Nov 2000, which at the time was a mere 10 billion dollars [UN fund] and in today’s dollars would have a value of 15.3 billion dollars and that’s without any interest increase. So going forth let’s step in line and remember that the Iraqi people are better off without that king of terrorism "SoDamn Insane". [and they are... but that was NOT the stated reason for the liberation... it was the weapons of mass distruction that the Iraqi government supposedly had] I think the Iraqi people are really liberated from their oil proceeds... any news when the new Iraqi government will being giving out dividend checks to the Iraqi people... or do "we" still need to protect them from deciding how they wish to spend their new found wealth [US imports 20 billion barrels a day from Iraqi and is the 6th largest source for imports into the US... don’t believe me... go look it up at the doe.gov website yourself].
It would look real suspicious if Florida was the state with the election problem twice in a row. Of course, if you disregard the facts that most of the Bushies from Florida were in Ohio then no problem with Ohio is seen. But... Let’s keep our respective eyes on the ball.... please note how well the euro is doing against the dollar and that Iraq had changed to the euro oil standard for payments in Nov 2000, which at the time was a mere 10 billion dollars [UN fund] and in today’s dollars would have a value of 15.3 billion dollars and that’s without any interest increase. So going forth let’s step in line and remember that the Iraqi people are better off without that king of terrorism "SoDamn Insane". [and they are... but that was NOT the stated reason for the liberation... it was the weapons of mass distruction that the Iraqi government supposedly had] I think the Iraqi people are really liberated from their oil proceeds... any news when the new Iraqi government will being giving out dividend checks to the Iraqi people... or do "we" still need to protect them from deciding how they wish to spend their new found wealth [US imports 20 billion barrels a day from Iraqi and is the 6th largest source for imports into the US... don’t believe me... go look it up at the doe.gov website yourself].