Dutch Group Forms Website to Allow Anyone on the Planet to Vote in 2004 US Elections

The World Votes ^ | August 29, 2003 | nwrep

[Cincinatus' Wife]

An Elephant at Rotterdam Zoo splashes water over itself during the hot weather, with temperatures around 30 degrees celsius mark (86 fahrenheit) in Rotterdam, August 5, 2003. Europe's hot spell was caused by a mass of hot, dry air moving from the southeast, the Portugese weather service said. (HOLLAND OUT) REUTERS/Guido Benschop

[cyborg]

Since when did Hillary have her booksigning in Holland?

[montag813]

Great Idea! This is going to work nicely in cities like Washington D.C., Newark, Baltimore, etc.

Yeah why not, they were already blaming the GOP for placing those flyers in Baltimore saying "MAKE SURE TO VOTE ON..." with the wrong date (which was without question done by Kathleen Kennedy-Townsend's operatives).

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Hey! That's an elephant not a donkey!!

[bimbo]

Yeah why not, they were already blaming the GOP ...

The Democrat Operatives do a variation of this in every election: The purposely put out a racist flyer, or misleading info, and blame the Republicans. They get away with it because their simple-minded Democrat constituency cannot think even to the first level of abstraction.

[Smile-n-Win]

I am in hiding these days. Anti-Americanism is at an all time high, like Reagan is back again.

I know what you mean. Sympathies from one of your fellow "Cowboy-Europeans" ! :-)

[knighthawk]

Yes, the Cowboy-name-calling! Bush was directly branded a Cowboy. Funny thing they don't know it's not an insult!

[Jack0023]

I agree with your statement. Of course the american people are above other countries telling them what to do.
It suprises me therefore that this forum is so full. Why care what the dutch post on the internet?

It is only logical, on the other hand, that they should wish to be involved in american politics. American politics will affect them. So let them to form their opinion as they see fit. What we do with their opinion is what sets us apart from them.