Posted on 10/09/2004 1:17:25 PM PDT by wrbones
When ever I summarize all of that, people tell me I'm crazy. That's why I just
send the raw data.
Whether it's conspiracy or not is well open to debate. The end results are,
however, the same. Kerry has connections and dubious relationships with some
rather interesting people. Example: A former leading KGB agent tells of the
KGB's plans for propaganda during the '60's and '70's. He then goes on to
tell of Mr. John Kerry spouting that same propaganda almost verbatim during
his 1970's appearance before Congress. The FBI has some rather interesting
files on The Contender as well.
Mr. Soros' connections to Anti-American discourse is well known. Some
further research reveals that he may just be a Bishop or a Knight in this
little game, and not the mover and shaker that he appears to be. He is
taking too many chances, and expending too much money and credibility. The
risks involved can mean only one thing: There's a large payoff for him based
upon ensuring the election of Mr. Kerry. This holds true as well for the
Tides Foundation. They have gained far more publicity than they are wont.
Even if you just scan the information that was cut and pasted in the body
of my raw data, you will begin to see some things that raise rather serious
ethical and moral questions.
There are tenuous connections between the U.N. "Oil for Food" scandal and
the individuals and companies that I have listed, and which can found in
the body of my research.
There are members of 527's involved in vote fraud, intimidation, violence,
and vandalism. To some extent this is just normal emotion during an
election, but most of the reports are coming from an openly liberal biased
media, and the reports concern actions by liberal, Democrat, or left wing
527's and other groups and their members.
There are world-wide groups and organizations dedicated to the riddance of
conservatism in this nation. There are rather openly involved in attempting
to influence this election.
Electioneering fraud, and tampering of a U.S. Presidential election...on a
world-wide scale....just for openers. My raw data is the bare beginnings of
revealing that. People, nations, states, groups, companies, even governments
have been bought and sold over this.
By any means necessary.
What I am telling you is that this is so much bigger than Nixon and
Watergate, Lewinsky and Bill, or anything else that you can think of, as to
make those scandals pale to obscurity in comparison.
The connections are there. Follow the money. Look for commonalities.
one plus one is two...and Occam's Razor...
Once you've eliminated the possible...
Bones
This is only a small sample of their plans, there is also a slow take over by the muslims.
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Wednesday, Sep 29, 2004
American Muslims React Politically to Attacks on Community
Date Posted: Monday, September 08, 2003
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- In an effort to respond to
increased reports of alleged civil
rights abuses by the U.S.
government, Muslims say they are
increasing their involvement in the
political process. From county boards to state Senate races, Muslims
across the United States are including their names on November ballots.
Although Muslim activism in local and national politics pre-dates the
September 11 attacks, the reported curtailing of civil liberties associated
with the U.S. Justice Department’s “war on terror” has created a greater
sense of urgency in the community.
In Northern Virginia, local activists formed a political action committee
(PAC) in response to the passing of the USA Patriot Act, which, among
other provisions, gives federal authorities broader powers to access the
personal records of ordinary citizens.
The PAC was also formed shortly after federal authorities served search
warrants on 14 homes and offices of Northern Virginia Muslims. The raids,
according to federal sources, were part of an investigation of possible ties
to terrorists. But those targeted in the government’s investigation
accused it of conducting a “fishing expedition.” More than a year has
passed and no charges have been filed, but Muslims in that community say
it was their wake-up call to take action.
“The raids on Muslim homes and businesses brought a lot of things into
perspective,” said Mukit Hossain, founder of the Northern Virginia PAC. “It
created a stronger sense of urgency to get involved in the American
political process.”
Hossain said the focus of his committee’s efforts will be on local elections;
from school boards to the state Legislature. His immediate goal is to garner
support for candidates who promise to pass an anti-USA Patriot Act
resolution in two Northern Virginia counties.
The resolution, while mostly symbolic, could still discourage the use of local
resources in the implementation of the Patriot Act.
In Alaska, state politicians passed a resolution last week that went so far
as to advise local law enforcement not to "initiate, participate in, or assist
or cooperate with an inquiry, investigation, surveillance or detention"
without "reasonable suspicion” of criminal activity under state law. To
date, 160 communities in 28 states have passed similar resolutions.
Hossain also said his focus on local races is a good starting point for
Muslim political involvement in his community.
“Politics in any democracy stops at the very bottom level,” he said.
“Whatever happens at the local level has a more immediate impact on our
lives.”
But Hossain says being Muslim is not the only criteria of a good candidate
who will serve the interests of his group. He pointed to one statewide race
in which the opponent of a Muslim candidate gained the support of his
PAC.
“To me, the Muslim interest and the American interest are one in the
same. We consider integrity and their personal qualities as effective
administrators when making our decision to support a candidate,” he said.
The Muslim PAC helped one Muslim woman win the Democratic primary
for a seat on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors in Northern Virginia.
Among many things, the board decides on major local development issues,
including zoning laws which impact the construction of mosques and
schools.
It is not yet clear how many Muslims or Muslim-supported candidates will
run in local elections this November, but in 2000, the American Muslim
Alliance, a national organization supporting Muslim candidates, reported
that 152 Muslim Americans were elected.
Nearly 700 Muslim Americans ran for various local, state and federal
offices in that year’s elections, according to AMA. And while most lost their
races, many still were able to secure victories for important seats, like
Saghir Tahir, who was elected to New Hampshire’s state assembly.
A majority of those who won were elected as delegates to the Democratic
and Republican Party conventions. Selma Tameez was the first Muslim
woman to represent Texas at the Democratic National Convention. She
saw the year 2000 as a turning point for Muslim political involvement.
“It was the first election where Muslims nationwide saw the value in
organizing their votes in either a bloc or toward the common goal of
supporting particular platforms,” said Tameez.
Staffers at the Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation have also
stepped up efforts to teach Muslims across the U.S. how to participate in
all levels of government.
In interactive day-long seminars in Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte and the
Washington, D.C. area, MAS Freedom Foundation Executive Director Mahdi
Bray, along with others, taught Muslim participants how to influence
elected officials.
Bray says that political activism must first start at the grassroots level.
“Each community has to be responsible for their own political work,” he
said. “What we do is give them the tools to work effectively within their
own communities.”
The Freedom Foundation is also working to get as many Muslims registered
to vote as possible for the 2004 elections.
“Our goal is to register, educate and then mobilize people to vote,” said
Bray. “We are also working with as many [Muslim] candidates as we
possibly can in trying to get them elected.”
That's the difference between the moderates and the militant Muslims. The moderates say: "Why blow things up, when you can just get together and vote it in?"
...one or to of their 527's are listed in the info I provided earlier, as well.
...they are connected...
NAAA! they are doing a swell job of it themselves; I will donate a couple of gallons of $2.00 a gallon gasoline to stoke the fire they have going!
NAAA! they are doing a swell job of it themselves; I will donate a couple of gallons of $2.00 a gallon gasoline to stoke the fire they have going!
Plus, I think I spotted a typo in there somewhere.
Great post. Thanks. b.
I read this, and found the information very interesting and informative. They are all connected, and though they claim some of their connections are legal, they certainly are not ethical, and their biases should be revealed when they claim to be presenting hard news, or are involved in a campaign.
"...some of their connections are legal, they certainly are not ethical, and their biases should be revealed when they claim to be presenting hard news, or are involved in a campaign."
THAT is one of the keys to understanding the information in the raw data that I've offered.
The morality and ethics involved, let alone the legalities, is very revealing of all of the individuals and groups.
The same names show up so often that a person might be led to conclude that there is an Anti-American cabal.
"The DemoCRAT Party is NOT the DemoCRATIC Party, and I wish Rush and us and everybody else would quit calling them that!
Thanks for sharing. It's a wealth of knowledge. We love you, man. Thanks so much for serving. We need 200,000 million more of you in the USA. Hugs from Texas
Have to agree with Billybob...so many posts, so little time.
Do you want to destroy the democratic party?
Yes I do with extreme prejudice! Then I want to see it rebuilt for the nation's good.
"Do you want to destroy the democratic party"
I think they are doing a fine job of it themselves, I see no reason to interrupt them.
What is of more value? Freedom? or time?
"Democrats run from the truth like a tweaker runs from soap and water."
Not true. I bathed a few days ago.
Point well taken!
pinging myself.
I am a man who has little to gain, and nothing to lose; and there is only one thing more dangerous.
A man who believes in freedom.
excellent point, I get tired of Hannity and others making it the democrat ic party, it's poor English and tends to make them look better.
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