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November 21, 2004
Don't Get Sidetracked and Don't Let Them Steal Your Vote
Below are the formal 4 PM exit polling numbers with actual results. On November 5th SenderBerl published the first indication of these figures from http://www.worldaffairsbrief.com. Albeit the 4PM numbers are female biased to the later exit poll figures not formally published (yet) even allowing for male bias for Bush the data shows that the voting results were manipulated and that election fraud took place. The very reason for exit polling in some foreign countries is to have evidence of election fraud. Here where there are not small variances but major variances speaks to the point.
Now, again please please please keep the focus on Ohio. No one needs to do anything more that to establish fraud in Ohio. You may be asking why there is evidence of fraud in the other states where Bush even legitimately won? Good question. SenderBerl's answer: to get the popular vote delta to where the three million level to a attest to a mandate for the President and b. further provide misleading evidence that Bush really did win the election in that the Red Shift even in Kerry states subliminally supports it taking place in Ohio. After all, without the three million vote spead what would Jonathan Alter have said to Keith Olbermann when the issue arose regarding the media's silence to such a historic and important issue? Also please please please don't trust Kerry and his cohorts who tell you to listen to them now, after they say after all we are the victims. There is only one victim the good people of the USA. Kerry, Clinton, Bush all one and the same. Again, we need to clean house and pick out people from a hat. Everyone there in Washington is NWO aligned and/or corrupted. The few true people trying to serve the American people are closeted. Some even permanently. Did anyone think we forgot Paul Wellstone? No, we haven't. Neither has Jiang Zemin. The entire world and we mean even the people in the EU have a common enemy. They were the targets of the American and French Revolutions and they are back demeaning us and taking away all that we have and you have to wise up stand vigilant and protect yourselves from them. Better now than tomorrow. Ask the media why they don't report on the empty prisons? Ask your Congressmen a yes or no question can Americans protesting when someone in that group gets arrested for no matter how trivial an offense be picked up then or subsequently by the government, secreted away, with the government allowed now to deny that these Americans are imprisoned by the government? Yes or no. The NWO has built a vast network of such prisons to SenderBer's understanding. No doubt, they have interpreted that they will need them.
| EXIT POLLS | ACTUAL RESULTS | ||||
| State | Kerry | Bush | Kerry | Bush | Red Shift |
| DE | 58.5 |
41.5 |
53 |
46 |
10 |
| VT | 65 |
35 |
59 |
39 |
10 |
| NH | 55.4 |
44.6 |
50 |
49 |
9.8 |
| SC | 46 |
54 |
41 |
58 |
9 |
| NE | 36.8 |
63.3 |
32 |
67 |
8.5 |
| AL | 41 |
59 |
37 |
63 |
8 |
| AK | 40.5 |
59.5 |
35 |
62 |
8 |
| NY | 63 |
37 |
58 |
40 |
8 |
| NC | 48 |
52 |
44 |
56 |
8 |
| CT | 58.5 |
41.5 |
54 |
44 |
7 |
| MA | 66 |
34 |
62 |
37 |
7 |
| RI | 64 |
36 |
60 |
39 |
7 |
| PA | 54.4 |
45.7 |
51 |
49 |
6.7 |
| MS | 43.3 |
56.8 |
40 |
60 |
6.5 |
| OH | 52.1 |
47.9 |
49 |
51 |
6.2 |
| FL | 50 |
49 |
47 |
52 |
6 |
| MN | 54.5 |
45.5 |
51 |
48 |
6 |
| AZ | 47 |
53 |
44 |
55 |
5 |
| ID | 33.5 |
66.5 |
30 |
68 |
5 |
| UT | 30.5 |
69.5 |
27 |
71 |
5 |
| VA | 47 |
51 |
45 |
54 |
5 |
| IL | 57 |
43 |
55 |
45 |
4 |
| LA | 44.5 |
55.5 |
42 |
57 |
4 |
| WI | 52.5 |
47.5 |
50 |
49 |
4 |
| WY | 29 |
65 |
29 |
69 |
4 |
| NM | 51.3 |
48.7 |
49 |
50 |
3.6 |
| WV | 45.3 |
54.8 |
43 |
56 |
3.5 |
| CO | 49.1 |
50.9 |
47 |
52 |
3.2 |
| GA | 43 |
57 |
41 |
58 |
3 |
| IN | 41 |
59 |
39 |
60 |
3 |
| MO | 47.5 |
52.5 |
46 |
54 |
3 |
| NJ | 55 |
45 |
53 |
46 |
3 |
| WA | 55 |
45.1 |
53 |
46 |
2.9 |
| IA | 50.7 |
49.4 |
49 |
50 |
2.3 |
| AR | 46.6 |
53.4 |
45 |
54 |
2.2 |
| KY | 41 |
59 |
40 |
60 |
2 |
| MI | 52.5 |
47.5 |
51 |
48 |
2 |
| OK | 35 |
65 |
34 |
66 |
2 |
| NV | 49.4 |
50.7 |
48 |
51 |
1.7 |
| ME | 54.8 |
45.3 |
53 |
45 |
1.5 |
| DC | 91 |
9 |
90 |
9 |
1 |
| MD | 57 |
43 |
56 |
43 |
1 |
| MT | 39.8 |
60.3 |
39 |
59 |
-0.5 |
| OR | 51.2 |
48.8 |
52 |
48 |
-1.6 |
| HI | 53.3 |
46.7 |
54 |
45 |
-2.4 |
| CA | 54 |
46 |
55 |
44 |
-3 |
| TN | 41.5 |
58.5 |
43 |
57 |
-3 |
| TX | 37 |
63 |
38 |
61 |
-3 |
| SD | 37.8 |
62.3 |
39 |
60 |
-3.5 |
| KS | 35 |
65 |
37 |
62 |
-5 |
| ND | 34 |
66 |
36 |
63 |
-5 |
NOTE: red shift = the exit poll margin - final count margin
Don't get sidetracked going off and diluting focus by addressing every collateral discovery and issue. Keep focused. Count those votes and make sure they are counted correctly and they are the ballots from November 2nd. That's the only way you get Bush out. That's job one. Then work on Kerry. Who is the best next president. Take some small town somewhere in America, put their names in a hat, and select one. You can only do better than what you have today. More importantly however is that you will send the message that something is being done so that G-d will recognize that a doorway for change is open where we can beget His intervention.

Here we see the NWO preparing the American people for the next
attack. SenderBerl is certain that there will be a major act of
terrorism before Bush is again sworn into office. See Ehrlich
Farewell Comments Part III.

Here is Blair trying to get support from Chirac. NWO leaders all
have to pass acting class. Look at Bush and Kerry during the
campaign. Theater at its finest. Chirac is a prime beneficiary of
the invasion of Iraq. He panders to the Arab/Islamic nations when
he without question to SenderBerl is their number one enemy.
Now for some concluding stories. This first one begets our asking what's wrong with this story below? The answer is that it wants you to stop hollering assuring you that "smarter than Bush" Kerry is out there ready to prove election fraud whereas those contesting Ohio if they did not raise the cash from middle America and file on time would have lost the chance to challenge the count. Where was Kerry then with the small amount of money involved? Look, Kerry had plenty of missed chances to fix his major mistake and to cover issues that would have grounded Bush. No matter how smart the article below makes Kerry, he didn't have to act in a way to send a message to America that he lost and no one out there should be making an issue if he wasn't. The fact is that if you weren't, he wouldn' be lifting a finger now (or better said telling you that he's going to care of it).
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| NOVEMBER
10, 2004 When Senator John Kerry (D-MA) talked
about how his policy would be different in Iraq, he kept
saying, in effect, Its the how,
stupid. He said repeatedly he would fight a
smarter war. Flash forward to today. Following the election, there was a problem apparent. The exit polling didn't match the ballot count, and many reasons for that began to become apparent. John Kerry was faced with three options. One, fight on publicly rather than conceding and put the nation into a media frenzied limbo. Two, concede and go on with his life, turning his back on his promise to his supporters to ensure that every vote will be counted. Most people are assuming that John Kerry opted for the second of these while John Edwards, his runningmate, opted for the first, and since Kerry was the big dog, he won out. But people who think this are thinking in Bush terms, all or nothing, either you are for the war or against it, that either Senator Kerry was for recounting the votes or he was against it. The reality is, John Kerry has chosen a third, much smarter course just as he said he would all along. John Kerry realized that to launch a public campaign calling the vote into question would be disastrous. In fact, he likely realized he would we walking right into a Bush-set booby trap. In particular, during our election coverage we talked about the pending battle of Fallujah, about the timing of it being an election ploy, about how it was following in the constant Bush pattern of creating a media event to sway the election, as he did last time by making the run up to the Iraq invasion come to a head exactly on election week. Well, the battle in Fallujah began hitting the media hard in the week before the election, right on cue. Of course it was billed as the solution, the battle that if you just keep Bush in office will wipe out those insurgents and solve the problems over there. This was yet another obvious use of our nations troops by President Bush as if they were campaign volunteers rather than non-partisan volunteers to defend our nation. But Fallujah, it turns out, seems to be even more than that. Fallujah, in effect, was the get away car for an election heist. Following the fiasco in Florida in 2000, Gore was able to battle on for 30 days to try and get a fair accounting. All the while, the Bush camp claimed he should just stop and give up because his delaying of what they were saying was the inevitable end was threatening the nations security and stability. They said the stock market was suffering, the nation was unstable, and so Gore should just give up and accept the result as is. This time, John Kerry had made clear he was prepared to fight 100 times as hard and long as Gore did if necessary. In fact, he had solicited fund just for that eventuality so he could battle all over the nation if necessary to ensure that every vote was properly counted. Enter Fallujah. As we know and saw on election night, as Bushs people began calling Networks and demanding they call Ohio for their camp the Bush teams strategy was to try and force all questions to be closed ASAP. Last time, they werent prepared for that part. This time, they were. Picture if John Kerry had chosen to call the election into question. Immediately, the Bush camp would talk about how 50,000 of our troops are just about to launch the biggest military operation since the invasion of Baghdad. And, just a couple of days after the election, it was launched. You can imagine the arguments from the Bushies: How could Senator Kerry undermine our security while our troops are in the midst of battle. Fallujah was to be the pressure point that would, if not stop Kerry from uncovering all the dirt and getting a fair election count, would at least tarnish his name with much of the nation and, as importantly, create something for the right-wing dominated media to hammer away at him on, making it seem as if he is only caring about himself and not the nation. It was quite a well-crafted plan. Completely amoral, but smart. Unfortunately for them, John Kerry was smarter. As Keith Olbermann of MSNBC, who has been about the only mainstream journalist to actually follow up on the many serious problems with regard to the integrity of the election, has pointed out, a concession speech, in effect, means nothing. It is not legally binding. So, if you were thinking like a Bush goon, you would expect that either Kerry would stand up to the mischief that went on, not conceding in the meantime, and so your booby trap would work perfectly, or that he would just give up and let it go, as wimpy Democrats are prone to do. But John Kerry chose a smarter course. Ask yourself the question, what if John Kerry were to do both, concede publicly but, at the same time, look into every instance of mischief, and see if in fact the election was fair or fixed. This would be a no lose situation for him. The booby trap set up for him would become irrelevant, as he would have done the right thing for the nation, not putting it into turmoil while its troops are in battle. But at the same time, he is still just as free to look into any voting irregularities as he would have been had he not conceded. Even better, he could do it without the press going insane and the nation being kept on tension-creating edge. All of the lawyers he could have sent to look into things still could be sent to look into things, and if the election is truly called into question, he could then, with ample justification so as to make it legitimate, come out publicly and retract his concession. It is the prosecutor, also one of Kerrys previous jobs, who knows well enough to thoroughly prepare and investigate his case be leveling charges. You may have a real hunch that someone is responsible for a murder, but until you believe you can win that case in court, you do not make the allegation. This is called fighting smart. And the Bushies, in the same way they failed to plan for the subtleties of doing battle in Iraq, havent even caught on yet that this is what is occurring, that they are, in fact, being outflanked and attacked after being tricked into looking the other way. And just in case you dont quite believe John Kerry is on the case, and instead think he just turned out to be a wimp who didnt live up to his word, take a look at this letter from his brother, released privately to his supporters: CAM KERRY'S LETTER I am grateful to the many people who have contacted me to express their deep concern about questions of miscounting, fraud, vote suppression, and other problems on election day, especially in Florida and Ohio. Their concern reflects how much people care about the outcome of this election. I want to you to know we are not ignoring it. Election protection lawyers are still on the job in Ohio and Florida and in DC making sure all the votes are counted accurately. I have been conferring with lawyers involved and have made them aware of the information and concerns people have given me. Even if the facts don't provide a basis to change the outcome, the information will inform the continuing effort to protect the integrity of our elections. If you have specific factual information about voting problems that could be helpful to the lawyers doing their job, please send it to (e-mail removed for the story) rather than to me. The election protection effort has been important to me personally, and I am proud of the 17,000 lawyers around the country who helped. It's obvious that we have a way to go still, but their efforts helped make a difference. Their work goes on. Thank you, Cam Kerry Notice that he chose to have his brother, who is not well-known to the public, sign the letter. As far as the public is concerned, John Kerry has conceded at that is that. But now you know that that is not truly the case. Make no mistake, he will never publicly call the election into question unless enough fraud turns out to truly challenge the end result. And so, in effect, he is not at this point contesting the election. But in reality, he is like the DA who says, At this time we are not charging President Bush with anything. Evidence first. It is the best strategy for him personally, the best strategy politically, and the best strategy for the nation. And now stepping in to help is the man who was supposed to be the spoiler, Ralph Nader. As the Washington Post reports (see article: Losing by 335,000 in N.H., Nader Demands a Recount), Nader is using New Hampshire as a staging ground to call the Diebold machine-recorded electronic votes into question. Why is he doing it in New Hampshire, which Kerry won? Does this mean he is going after Kerry? Not at all. It is tactically brilliant. In New Hampshire, any candidate can call for a recount as long as he offers to pay for it. And that cost in this small state is only $2,000 dollars. So Nader is choosing to challenge the results there, but only to make the case that, if there turns out to be a problem with the machines there, the votes must be challenged everywhere. As the WashPost reports, "We have received reports of irregularities in the vote reported on the AccuVote Diebold Machines in comparison to exit polls and trends in voting in New Hampshire," Nader wrote Secretary of State William M. Gardner. "These irregularities favor President George W. Bush by 5% to 15% over what was expected." So you see clearly he is charging that the machines skewed in favor of President Bush. New Hampshire was just the easiest, smartest, and cheapest place to get a first crack at making the case, and so opening a Pandoras Box that will spread out across the nation. So enjoy the non-Moderate Independent medias coverage of Fallujah and ignoring of the recount. But rest assured that people are on the case, and that Kerry is taking the fight to them in such a smart matter they dont even know whats hitting them. And remember, Watergate didnt break the week after the election. No one knew anything was even fishy, but in the end, the devil go his due. And on another note, the non-M/I media should be given some credit. As one Washington Post reporter told me, you can bet they are looking into all of this. And, as you see with the above Washington Post story, when they get something concrete they are going to print. But it is the new media the blogs that are powering this one as much as the mainstream media. So rest assured, and feel free to help out in anyway you can. We are the eyes, ears, and analysts of our nation. Support Olbermann at MSNBC, and rest assured, Kerry is on the case. And lest you not realize what exactly is going on, this today from Olbermann: With news this morning that the computerized balloting in North Carolina is so thoroughly messed up that all state-wide voting may be thrown out and a second election day scheduled, the story continues. And, even better, this from a first-hand witness e-mail being circulated among Kerry supporters: Subject: Basic report from Columbus If he is an M/I reader, now he will know. |
Source: http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2004/11/303703.shtml
author: Posted by: Dire Wolf
| Welcome to the land of Skull & Bones, with the help of Diebold are Republic is now gone. The New World Order is here, what do you wanna do about it ?. |
| In the New Hampshire Democratic
Primary, exit polls, which are seldom far wrong,
indicated a very close race. The final vote was not
close. A close race would have constituted a win for
Dean, given expectations. There is serious reason to be
dubious of computerized vote counting systems (see
Verified Voting or Black Box Voting for details). Such
systems were used in New Hampshire, especially those of
Diebold, the company that has attracted the most
controversy, so I decided to analyze the New Hampshire
Democratic primary vote in terms of who was doing the
tabulation. According to the New Hampshire Secretary of
State's office there are three possibilities: Some ballots are counted by Diebold machines. Some ballots are counted by ES&S machines. Some ballots are counted by hand. ![]() Let me note that neither the Diebold nor the ES&S ballots lack a paper trail in this case. These are optical-scan systems, where the voter marks a paper ballot that is subsequently counted by computer. There is, then, the possibility of a recount, but only if the issue is forced, since the election was not considered close enough to mandate an automatic recount. Given the problems demonstrated with Diebold systems and the serious allegations made against ES&S, perhaps such a recount should be pursued. In any case, here are the vote totals and percentages for the big five candidates, grouped by vote tallying method (percentages are percentages of the big five vote, i.e., it does not include the minor candidates)). VotingTechUsed Kerry Kperc Dean Dperc Edwards Eperc Clark Cperc Lieberman Lperc Diebold 59421 40.1% 37589 25.4% 18334 12.4% 19119 12.9% 13549 9.2% ES&S 5952 37.6% 4415 27.9% 1877 11.8% 2076 13.1% 1516 9.6% Hand 19004 34.9% 18148 33.3% 6276 11.5% 7217 13.2% 3846 7.1% To bring the matter into sharper focus, here are the percentages by which Kerry's vote exceeded Dean's, grouped by tallying method. VotingTechUsed % Margin Diebold 58.1% ES&S 35.0% Hand 4.7% Given that Kerry won by all accounts, does this matter? Yes it does. Had Dean gotten close to winning, as low as he had been the week before, he would have gotten the momentum to remain competitive, but instead New Hampshire seems to have doomed him. This may therefore go down as the pivotal election of this primary. Also, the election is not winner-take-all; delegates are assigned proportionally. Is there any other explanation for the discrepancy? Well, the computerized systems are mostly used in the larger towns in New Hampshire. Can this be attributed to a rural preference for Dean? If the sample is limited to towns with fewer than 20,000 voters, the results are but slightly different. VotingTechUsed Kerry Kperc Dean Dperc Edwards Eperc Clark Cperc Lieberman Lperc Diebold 43428 39.4% 29456 26.8% 13283 12.1% 14632 13.3% 9289 8.44% ES&S 5952 37.6% 4415 27.9% 1877 11.9% 2076 13.1% 1516 9.57% Hand 19004 34.9% 18148 33.3% 6276 11.5% 7217 13.2% 3846 7.05% A dramatic rural preference for Dean would be odd, given that his primary demographic is youth, but odd or not, such is not present in the figures, at least not to the extent necessary to explain the data. The Dean campaign has cause for a recount, in my opinion. Whether they have a legal case, I don't know. I think it would be better if a suit demanding recount were brought by a third party, however,rather than the Dean campaign, even though they are the (possibly) offended party. At the very least, the possibility should be investigated. Someone with access to lawyers should inquire whether the ballots are still available for recount and how long they should remain available, according to law. |
Democrats Take up Fight over Ballots
By Bill Sloat
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thursday 18 November 2004
Cincinnati - Seeming to brush aside John Kerry's concession speech, the Ohio Democratic Party has launched a federal court fight over nearly 155,000 provisional ballots by contending a proper accounting of those votes might decide who really won.
In Ohio, Bush now holds a lead of about 136,000 votes over Kerry.
County officials across the state began tabulating provisional ballots Friday.
"Given the closeness of the presidential and other elections," Ohio's provisional ballots "may prove determinative of the outcome," Democrats argue in a legal filing made public Wednesday by the U.S. District Court.
The lawsuit asked U.S. District Judge Michael H. Watson to order Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell to impose uniform standards for counting provisional votes on all 88 counties. Democrats want the judge to take action quickly - before the results of the election are certified.
Watson, who was appointed by Bush, has not set a hearing.
Don McTigue, a Columbus lawyer who filed the lawsuit for the Ohio Democratic Party, said the Democrats have concerns that different standards are being applied from county to county.
"Our action is not tied to some hope of changing the outcome of the election. We're being consistent with the Kerry campaign, and the Democratic Party's interest in seeing all eligible ballots are counted," McTigue said.
Carlo LoParo, a spokesman for Blackwell, defended Ohio's rules for handling provisional ballots as explicit. He said Blackwell, a Republican, is adamant that every valid vote will be counted.
In court papers, the Democrats cite Bush v. Gore - the Supreme Court ruling after Florida's contested election that awarded Bush the White House in 2000 - as a legal precedent for the Ohio lawsuit. That case was decided by a majority of five justices.
"In Bush v. Gore, the United States Supreme Court held that the failure to provide specific standards for counting of ballots that are sufficient to assure a uniform count statewide violates the Equal Protection Clause of the United States Constitution," their court filing said.
In Ohio, Democrats argue, the state lacks clear statewide rules that guarantee provisional ballots are processed consistently from county to county.
Democrats intervened in an existing lawsuit filed by Republicans on election night. That case has been inactive," said Dan Hoffheimer, the Kerry campaign's chief lawyer in Ohio.
"I think the Republicans went to court first to protect their interests. Now, it looks like the Ohio Democratic Party is doing the same. Certainly, as far as I know today, the Kerry-Edwards campaign is not planning to file such a case," Hoffheimer said.
Provisional ballots are special ballots used by voters who believe they are registered but who don't appear on the rolls, those who could not provide proof of identity and others who had moved, but did not update their registration information. Once local officials verify that the voters were indeed registered and that they voted in the correct precinct, their provisional ballot can be counted.
Most of Ohio's provisional ballots were cast in urban areas where Kerry typically fared well. Cuyahoga County had the most - nearly 25,000. About 13,000 of those had been verified as of Wednesday, with about 8,600 of that group deemed valid.
Meanwhile, the presidential candidates from the Green and Libertarian parties have said they will demand a recount of all the ballots in Ohio - which could include a review of another group of votes; 92,672 "spoiled" ballots that recorded no vote for president.
Still, many political experts - including top Kerry campaign operatives - believe Bush's margin cannot be overcome.
"I think the Democrats are more worried about avoiding a controversy in 2006 or 2008," said Dan Takaji, an Ohio State University law professor who is an expert on election law. He views the Democrats' court action as a move to make sure that there are solid, court-approved guidelines for future elections.
"But there's no way the math is going to change," Takaji said. "The margin might shrink as the provisionals are counted, but if you look seriously at the numbers, the outcome won't change."
Gene Beaupre, a political scientist at Xavier University in Cincinnati, saw the suit as an effort by Democratic officials to assuage party loyalists who feel Kerry quit without a fight in Ohio.
"There's certainly a feeling out there that people were let down by the leadership," Beaupre said. "All you have to do is look on the Internet, and that sense of disappointment is a political reality among a lot of people who are Internet users."
Ohio Finds Possible Double Votes, Counts
The Associated Press
Thursday 18 November 2004
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Election officials in one Ohio county found that about 2,600 ballots were double-counted, and two other counties have discovered possible cases of people voting twice in the presidential election.
Prosecutors were trying to determine Wednesday whether charges should be filed against a couple in Madison County accused of voting twice. In addition, Summit County election workers investigated possible double votes found under 18 names.
In the other case, Sandusky County election officials discovered that about 2,600 ballots from nine precincts were counted twice, likely because of worker error, elections director Barb Tuckerman said.
Tuckerman believes the votes were counted twice when they were mistakenly placed alongside a pile of uncounted ballots. The room where the ballots were being fed into optical-scan machines on election night was so crowded that ballots had to be placed on the floor, Tuckerman said.
Under Ohio law, people who vote twice could be charged with election fraud, falsification or illegal voting, according the Secretary of State's Office. The maximum penalty for the most severe charge is 18 months in prison.
Double votes could have affected the result of a local schools income tax request that failed by one vote in Madison County.
In Illinois, thousands of provisional ballots cast on Election Day did not count, in most cases for lack of evidence the voters were actually registered. The Associated Press count was based on checks of several election jurisdictions. State officials were still gathering information Wednesday on provisional ballots cast statewide, a day after the deadline to count them.
Now, here are some stories found on Rense.com showing us that issues deemed important by SenderBerl are being recognized by the wider public:
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