"Every election in modern US history has been a criminal manipulation"

[kpete]

Saturday, January 12, 2008
"Every election in modern US history has been a criminal manipulation"

larry chin
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7766

Every election in modern US history has been a criminal manipulation, choreographed and rigged by political elites and performed by hand-picked elite puppets, each backed by their teams of corrupt war criminals, intelligence/security “advisors” and think tank assets. The 2008 affair will be no different.

It is time once again to dispel the mass insanity and unfounded hopes as another fresh election hell ensues. There will be no savior, no end to the continuing world crisis, and absolutely no “change."

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in all seriousness, review this extensive list and then tell me if you think there is a snowball's chance in hell of seeing ANY change in the status quo WHATSOEVER no matter which one of these yay-hoos gets elected...

EXCELLANT LISTS HERE:
http://takeitpersonally.blogspot.com/2008/01/every-election-in-modern-us-history-has.html

[OHdem10]

1. How many presidents have run on the HOPE Message??

I will say there was peace and prosperity for the most part
dring Clinton Adm. The War in Kosovo did not turn the country
upside down. Of course when Genocide is actually taking place
it makes it easier to intervene. Some Republicans did not act
too nicely but overall not bad.

[Mythsaje]

2. Well, I suppose that makes being here an utter waste of time.

Later.

[bonito]

3. I know but

Life is work after all, and it helps to be able to get grounded now and again while we suck air.
This site was posted by a member here, check it out :shrug: might help.

on edit. oops http://freespace.virgin.net/sarah.peter.nelson/lazyman/lazyman.html

I bought a bag of ice tonight and left without taking it out of the chest out front
once a dreamer always a dreamer true story, no esoteric message implied or intended.

[Kurovski]

4. Well,

the message I keep getting is, as long as it can't be proved, we're doing just fine. And we should get over it.

Maybe that's what they mean.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

14. That meme is very strong, even here at DU.

It really is quite disturbing.

[Orwellian_Ghost]

5. That list of advisers

is a must read for all who want to know what they are voting for.

[Kurovski]

6. kick.

despite my resistance.

[Joanne98]

7. Don't forget the corporate media who make it all possible...

[leftchick]

8. a lot of evil behind the candidates

:scared:

looks like more war.....

Some of the most nightmarish individuals who walk the earth today can be found behind the candidates, as follows:

DEMOCRATS

Hillary Clinton

Madeleine K. Albright, President Clinton’s secretary of state and now chairperson of the National Democratic Institute, foreign policy adviser
Samuel R. Berger, President Clinton’s national security adviser and now a principal at business consultancy Stonebridge, foreign policy adviser
Lt. Gen. Daniel William Christman, a former West Point superintendent and now senior vice president for international affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, foreign policy adviser
Gen. Wesley K. Clark, President Clinton’s Kosovo commander and now a Democratic fundraiser, endorsed Sen. Clinton Sept. 15
John H. Dalton, President Clinton’s Navy secretary and now president of the Financial Services Roundtable’s Housing Policy Council, veterans and military retirees for Hillary
Lee Feinstein, a deputy in President Clinton’s State Department, national security coordinator
Leslie H. Gelb; president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations, a former New York Times correspondent and a former State and Defense Department official, informal adviser
Richard C. Holbrooke, President Clinton’s UN ambassador and broker of the Dayton Peace Accords (and now a Washington Post columnist), foreign policy adviser
Martin S. Indyk, President Clinton’s ambassador to Israel and now director of Brookings’s Saban Center for Middle East Policy, foreign policy adviser
Gen. John M. ("Jack") Keane, a former Army vice chief of staff who co-crafted the Iraq "surge" and is now a military analyst (sometimes for ABC news), military issues adviser
Lt. Gen. Claudia J. Kennedy, former deputy chief of staff for intelligence, veterans and military retirees for Hillary
Lt. Gen. Donald L. Kerrick, President Clinton’s deputy national security adviser, organizes meetings of retired officers
Col. Andrew F. Krepinevich, president of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, briefed Hillary Clinton as well as Sen. John McCain and Gov. Bill Richardson
Vali Nasr, Naval Postgraduate School professor, Middle East adviser
Michael O'Hanlon, Brookings senior fellow and former Congressional Budget Office defense and foreign policy analyst, supporter
Rep. (and retired Vice Adm.) Joseph Sestak, veterans and military retirees for Hillary
Andrew Shapiro, Sen. Clinton’s Senate foreign policy staffer
Jeffrey H. Smith, former CIA general counsel and now a partner leading the public policy and government contracts group of law firm Arnold & Porter, national security adviser
Strobe Talbott, Brookings president, informal adviser
Togo D. West, President Clinton’s secretary for veterans affairs and former secretary of the Army, veterans and military retirees for Hillary
Former Amb. Joseph C. Wilson IV, the half of the Plamegate couple who criticized the administration for using questionable evidence to promote the Iraq war, endorsed Sen. Clinton July 16

[martymar64]

9. A Rogue's Gallery of Warmongers

We have more wars as Israel's proxy on the horizon.
If so, everybody that voted for Hillary needs to go into the military to fight it.

[pacalo]

10. This is the post of the day.

I've come to this conclusion long time ago, but more so after having the two "top" Democratic candidates shoved down my throat. No use fighting about who's better or worse; it's been determined already & I've decided not to torture myself anymore with hope. I'm not happy with myself for not wising up sooner because I've always been able to read between the lines so well; however, the indications of a fixed election this time around may as well have big neon lights flashing around them. Whoever wins, wins. And I've never been less excited about a presidential election as I am this time around.

[woo me with science]

11. even 2006? nt

[flashl]

12. K&R n/t

[elizfeelinggreat]

13. so

"in all seriousness, review this extensive list and then tell me if you think there is a snowball's chance in hell of seeing ANY change in the status quo WHATSOEVER no matter which one of these yay-hoos gets elected."


Does this mean you don't want me to vote?


I did look at the list. I think we do have a "snowball's chance", at least if we keep fighting and voting for the best choice of those we're given. Not voting or Nadaring the election doesn't seem to work better than doing the best we can in the circumstances.

[countryjake]

15. Kick