Reply With QuoteI didn't even have to read it before knowing it would be related to the Democrats. Then I read it and sure enough. . . Stay classy guys.
Hello voter fraud
http://disruptthenarrative.com/2012/...in-the-making/
This mailer arrived in our box for my wife today. My first suspicion was that this mailer was under her ‘familiar’ name, not her ‘legal’ name. Plus, she’s already registered to vote.
But there was something fishy about this mailer so I couldn’t help but delve deeper.
It appeared to come from the Virginia State Board of Elections, but upon further investigation it actually came from the Voter Participation Center, which is a partner organization with the George Soros funded Center for American Progress and both groups have direct ties to the Obama White House. It started out as part of the Tides Foundation. Looking at the biographies on these sites show lots of people with ties to the Obama and Clinton Administrations, and is part of the Democrats’ criminal syndicate. Have a look at this from Discover the Networks.
Interesting stuff, I like how the government kinda ignores stuff like this
I didn't even have to read it before knowing it would be related to the Democrats. Then I read it and sure enough. . . Stay classy guys.
Don't expect Eric Holder to lift a finger to look into this. He's not concerned with the integrity of democracy.
Wow, how far have the Democrates fallen. Blatent law breaking.
What does this form actually do besides stealing personal information?
How is it related to voting fraud?
Chulo have you called the state's Attorney General office?
I have not, its not my article ... :POriginally Posted by Hollis
but the update states
OH THE IRONYUPDATE: The call to the State Board of Elections was a bit disappointing, when they told me to just ‘Destroy It’, then furnished a phone number that turned out to be Voter Participation Center’s unsubscribe line.
In communications with J. Christian Adams from the Election Law Center, he indicated that it’s not illegal, even if they are spoofing the address. But since nobody knows who is actually receiving this highly sensitive information and what their intentions are or how trustworthy the recipient is.
More calls have been made and the Attorney General’s office has been made aware, as has the Commonwealth’s Attorney.
Additional calls and inquiries are under way.
I just read the comments at that website
This is from the guy who wrote the article:
Here is another one, though not the guy who wrote the article:We are suffering under a rogue and criminal regime that seeks to erase our liberties, steal our hard earned property, burden us with deleterious regulation, and put us in chains.
I don't know if it's voter fraud or not since I have no idea how the system of registering to vote works or what's the rationale behind it is. However I wouldn't put to much trust in a guy who thinks that the US is a dictatorship and has followers who think that democrats are communist, they just seem a little confused as to how they should separate fantasy and reality.I have no doubt that Democrates are communist disqused under the banner of Democrates, that is why it is so easy for them to cheat, and Blame others for their demise, Democrates are gay pusses,
Dead dog recieves voters registration.
http://www2.wsls.com/news/2012/jun/1...io-ar-1996759/
One can take that information and fill out a New Voter registration card with the drop address of choice de facto stealing your ability to vote
I'm sure I once read about a kid who created a fictitious brother and entered him in a competition to win free ice-cream. The non-existent brother then received a letter telling him to register for the draft.
Well considering that the Department of Justice doesnt feel like looking into this but has decided Florida has no right to check its voter rolls for fraud, you can imagine how some readers would make such comments. How does it work where you live?
Where I live each citizen above the age of 18 gets a letter with instructions on how, where and when to vote a few months before an elction. Included in the letter is a "voting slip" with your ID number and name, that slip has to be presented to the voting officials at electionday together with a valid photo ID, then they cross you of a list that contain the names of each voter in that district.
You never have to register to vote, each citizen already has that right. I find the custom to register to be able to vote a little strange since you would really expect the government to make it as easy as possible for potential voters.
Your system makes sense to me. But, you see, here in America to ask for a valid photo ID when voting is considered "racist" by some.
How the FVCK did showing ID ever become racist?
Cr@p like this makes me want to beat Ghandi up.
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