August 19, 2008 -- Rove intimidating Republicans into silence
Buoyed by an ineffective House Judiciary Committee under the control of gatekeeping staffers working for committee Chairman John Conyers, Karl Rove has effectively curtailed any effective investigation of past election fraud, including the 2004 presidential election, as a result of threats and intimidations directed against potential Republican Party witnesses. WMR has learned from informed sources in Ohio and Alabama, that Rove is concerned that a huge GOP technical election "flipping" operation will be revealed that will result in a series of prosecutions and at least one impeachment of a federal judge, a political ally of Rove.
Rove, according to our sources, has threatened Republican Party official Mike Connell and his wife Heather if Connell testifies about GOP computerized vote-rigging. Connell has been a top technical wizard for Republican web-based campaign operations, including the firms GovTech Solutions and New Media Communications. WMR has learned from knowledgeable sources in Ohio that Connell and GOP cyber-security expert Stephen Spoonamore were approached by the White House to delete "smoking gun" emails from the White House system that revealed a conspiracy by the Bush administration to fire several U.S. Attorneys after the 2004 election. Spoonamore, a GOP supporter of John McCain and CEO of the computer security firm Cybrinth, has confirmed that Rove and the White House conspired to rob 2004 Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry of Ohio, thus ensuring George W. Bush's "re-election." According to our Ohio sources, Spoonamore directed attention to 12 Ohio counties where Kerry received fewer votes than down-ticket Democratic candidates.
WMR has also learned that in the extremely close 2000 election between Bush and Al Gore, the use of faulty punch cards ensured Bush's election. The punch card problems ensured states would opt for the similarly-flawed touch screen voting systems, which were used to commit fraud in state and federal elections in 2002, especially in the Alabama gubernatorial race; and 2004.
Spoonamore has revealed that Diebold voting machines were "designed for fraud" and that this editor's revelations that elements of "The Fellowship," including the Rapp family that owns the election machine firm Triad GSI of Ohio, were instrumental in illegally engineering the 2004 election for Bush.
WMR has also learned of the presence of a GOP "boiler shop" in Enterprise, Alabama that effectively oversaw the fraudulent vote recording and tabulation around the nation in 2000, 2002, and 2004. WMR has learned that this same operation is poised to commit the same type of election fraud this year in order to ensure the election of John McCain as president.
Conyers' staff, WMR is told, is not at all interested in hearing the testimony of GOP whistleblowers in the repeated cases of election fraud. Conyers' chief gatekeepers include House Judiciary Committee senior counsel Keenan Keller and Conyers' chief investigator Elliot Mintzberg. Another GOP whistleblower, Alabama attorney Dana Jill Simpson, has testified before Conyers' staff but little has been done to investigate senior Bush administration officials, including Rove, for the political prosecution of Alabama's former Democratic Governor Don Siegelman, denied re-election in 2002 because of the election fraud committed by the Republicans and Rove, information that Spoonamore and Connell have offered to Conyers without even so much as a whimper in response from the chairman and his committee staff.
The multiple confirmations that Enterprise, Alabama is the major home of the GOP election engineering operation is significant. Enterprise is the home of US Judge for the Middle District of Alabama Mark Fuller, the judge who tried and sentenced Siegelman to prison amid charges of a political prosecution and judicial malfeasance. Fuller was an assistant district attorney in Enterprise while serving as a partner with the law firm of Cassady, Fuller & Marsh. He also served as CEO of Doss Aviation while assistant district attorney and later as district attorney for the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of Alabama.
In an egregious example of an impeachable conflict-of-interest, Fuller serves on the federal bench while raking in millions of dollars in government contracts through his Doss Aviation firm. One of Doss' contracts is to refuel Air Force One, President George W. Bush's plane.
(snip)
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Full Version: Rove Intimidates Republican Electoral Fraud Witnesses
Thom Hartman gave out this link, in connection with Rove's orchestration of electoral fraud in 2000 and 2004:
http://www.velvetrevolution.us/
Check out the stories on this site. Big news. The jig is up.
If we can get Rove and his co-conspirators under oath in discovery, they will have to incriminate themselves or commit perjury.
http://www.velvetrevolution.us/
Check out the stories on this site. Big news. The jig is up.
If we can get Rove and his co-conspirators under oath in discovery, they will have to incriminate themselves or commit perjury.
QUOTE (Eyeswideopen @ Aug 20 2008, 03:30 PM) 
Thom Hartman gave out this link, in connection with Rove's orchestration of electoral fraud in 2000 and 2004:
http://www.velvetrevolution.us/
Check out the stories on this site. Big news. The jig is up.
If we can get Rove and his co-conspirators under oath in discovery, they will have to incriminate themselves or commit perjury.
http://www.velvetrevolution.us/
Check out the stories on this site. Big news. The jig is up.
If we can get Rove and his co-conspirators under oath in discovery, they will have to incriminate themselves or commit perjury.
What jig is up? There is nothing new here. Cliff Arnebeck is a voter fraud conspiracy theorist who has no credibility and continues with his lone crusade that will amount to nothing. Kucinich Jr.
QUOTE (Eyeswideopen @ Aug 20 2008, 02:16 PM)
August 19, 2008 -- Rove intimidating Republicans into silence
Buoyed by an ineffective House Judiciary Committee under the control of gatekeeping staffers working for committee Chairman John Conyers, Karl Rove has effectively curtailed any effective investigation of past election fraud, including the 2004 presidential election, as a result of threats and intimidations directed against potential Republican Party witnesses. WMR has learned from informed sources in Ohio and Alabama, that Rove is concerned that a huge GOP technical election "flipping" operation will be revealed that will result in a series of prosecutions and at least one impeachment of a federal judge, a political ally of Rove.
Rove, according to our sources, has threatened Republican Party official Mike Connell and his wife Heather if Connell testifies about GOP computerized vote-rigging. Connell has been a top technical wizard for Republican web-based campaign operations, including the firms GovTech Solutions and New Media Communications. WMR has learned from knowledgeable sources in Ohio that Connell and GOP cyber-security expert Stephen Spoonamore were approached by the White House to delete "smoking gun" emails from the White House system that revealed a conspiracy by the Bush administration to fire several U.S. Attorneys after the 2004 election. Spoonamore, a GOP supporter of John McCain and CEO of the computer security firm Cybrinth, has confirmed that Rove and the White House conspired to rob 2004 Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry of Ohio, thus ensuring George W. Bush's "re-election." According to our Ohio sources, Spoonamore directed attention to 12 Ohio counties where Kerry received fewer votes than down-ticket Democratic candidates.
WMR has also learned that in the extremely close 2000 election between Bush and Al Gore, the use of faulty punch cards ensured Bush's election. The punch card problems ensured states would opt for the similarly-flawed touch screen voting systems, which were used to commit fraud in state and federal elections in 2002, especially in the Alabama gubernatorial race; and 2004.
Spoonamore has revealed that Diebold voting machines were "designed for fraud" and that this editor's revelations that elements of "The Fellowship," including the Rapp family that owns the election machine firm Triad GSI of Ohio, were instrumental in illegally engineering the 2004 election for Bush.
WMR has also learned of the presence of a GOP "boiler shop" in Enterprise, Alabama that effectively oversaw the fraudulent vote recording and tabulation around the nation in 2000, 2002, and 2004. WMR has learned that this same operation is poised to commit the same type of election fraud this year in order to ensure the election of John McCain as president.
Conyers' staff, WMR is told, is not at all interested in hearing the testimony of GOP whistleblowers in the repeated cases of election fraud. Conyers' chief gatekeepers include House Judiciary Committee senior counsel Keenan Keller and Conyers' chief investigator Elliot Mintzberg. Another GOP whistleblower, Alabama attorney Dana Jill Simpson, has testified before Conyers' staff but little has been done to investigate senior Bush administration officials, including Rove, for the political prosecution of Alabama's former Democratic Governor Don Siegelman, denied re-election in 2002 because of the election fraud committed by the Republicans and Rove, information that Spoonamore and Connell have offered to Conyers without even so much as a whimper in response from the chairman and his committee staff.
The multiple confirmations that Enterprise, Alabama is the major home of the GOP election engineering operation is significant. Enterprise is the home of US Judge for the Middle District of Alabama Mark Fuller, the judge who tried and sentenced Siegelman to prison amid charges of a political prosecution and judicial malfeasance. Fuller was an assistant district attorney in Enterprise while serving as a partner with the law firm of Cassady, Fuller & Marsh. He also served as CEO of Doss Aviation while assistant district attorney and later as district attorney for the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of Alabama.
In an egregious example of an impeachable conflict-of-interest, Fuller serves on the federal bench while raking in millions of dollars in government contracts through his Doss Aviation firm. One of Doss' contracts is to refuel Air Force One, President George W. Bush's plane.
(snip)
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Buoyed by an ineffective House Judiciary Committee under the control of gatekeeping staffers working for committee Chairman John Conyers, Karl Rove has effectively curtailed any effective investigation of past election fraud, including the 2004 presidential election, as a result of threats and intimidations directed against potential Republican Party witnesses. WMR has learned from informed sources in Ohio and Alabama, that Rove is concerned that a huge GOP technical election "flipping" operation will be revealed that will result in a series of prosecutions and at least one impeachment of a federal judge, a political ally of Rove.
Rove, according to our sources, has threatened Republican Party official Mike Connell and his wife Heather if Connell testifies about GOP computerized vote-rigging. Connell has been a top technical wizard for Republican web-based campaign operations, including the firms GovTech Solutions and New Media Communications. WMR has learned from knowledgeable sources in Ohio that Connell and GOP cyber-security expert Stephen Spoonamore were approached by the White House to delete "smoking gun" emails from the White House system that revealed a conspiracy by the Bush administration to fire several U.S. Attorneys after the 2004 election. Spoonamore, a GOP supporter of John McCain and CEO of the computer security firm Cybrinth, has confirmed that Rove and the White House conspired to rob 2004 Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry of Ohio, thus ensuring George W. Bush's "re-election." According to our Ohio sources, Spoonamore directed attention to 12 Ohio counties where Kerry received fewer votes than down-ticket Democratic candidates.
WMR has also learned that in the extremely close 2000 election between Bush and Al Gore, the use of faulty punch cards ensured Bush's election. The punch card problems ensured states would opt for the similarly-flawed touch screen voting systems, which were used to commit fraud in state and federal elections in 2002, especially in the Alabama gubernatorial race; and 2004.
Spoonamore has revealed that Diebold voting machines were "designed for fraud" and that this editor's revelations that elements of "The Fellowship," including the Rapp family that owns the election machine firm Triad GSI of Ohio, were instrumental in illegally engineering the 2004 election for Bush.
WMR has also learned of the presence of a GOP "boiler shop" in Enterprise, Alabama that effectively oversaw the fraudulent vote recording and tabulation around the nation in 2000, 2002, and 2004. WMR has learned that this same operation is poised to commit the same type of election fraud this year in order to ensure the election of John McCain as president.
Conyers' staff, WMR is told, is not at all interested in hearing the testimony of GOP whistleblowers in the repeated cases of election fraud. Conyers' chief gatekeepers include House Judiciary Committee senior counsel Keenan Keller and Conyers' chief investigator Elliot Mintzberg. Another GOP whistleblower, Alabama attorney Dana Jill Simpson, has testified before Conyers' staff but little has been done to investigate senior Bush administration officials, including Rove, for the political prosecution of Alabama's former Democratic Governor Don Siegelman, denied re-election in 2002 because of the election fraud committed by the Republicans and Rove, information that Spoonamore and Connell have offered to Conyers without even so much as a whimper in response from the chairman and his committee staff.
The multiple confirmations that Enterprise, Alabama is the major home of the GOP election engineering operation is significant. Enterprise is the home of US Judge for the Middle District of Alabama Mark Fuller, the judge who tried and sentenced Siegelman to prison amid charges of a political prosecution and judicial malfeasance. Fuller was an assistant district attorney in Enterprise while serving as a partner with the law firm of Cassady, Fuller & Marsh. He also served as CEO of Doss Aviation while assistant district attorney and later as district attorney for the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of Alabama.
In an egregious example of an impeachable conflict-of-interest, Fuller serves on the federal bench while raking in millions of dollars in government contracts through his Doss Aviation firm. One of Doss' contracts is to refuel Air Force One, President George W. Bush's plane.
(snip)
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Well, if I were a nefarious character intent on upsetting the Republican apple cart, then one well-placed high-explosive charge in Enterprise on election night might just do the trick.
QUOTE (Eyeswideopen @ Aug 20 2008, 04:16 PM)
August 19, 2008 -- Rove intimidating Republicans into silence
Buoyed by an ineffective House Judiciary Committee under the control of gatekeeping staffers working for committee Chairman John Conyers, Karl Rove has effectively curtailed any effective investigation of past election fraud, including the 2004 presidential election, as a result of threats and intimidations directed against potential Republican Party witnesses. WMR has learned from informed sources in Ohio and Alabama, that Rove is concerned that a huge GOP technical election "flipping" operation will be revealed that will result in a series of prosecutions and at least one impeachment of a federal judge, a political ally of Rove.
Rove, according to our sources, has threatened Republican Party official Mike Connell and his wife Heather if Connell testifies about GOP computerized vote-rigging. Connell has been a top technical wizard for Republican web-based campaign operations, including the firms GovTech Solutions and New Media Communications. WMR has learned from knowledgeable sources in Ohio that Connell and GOP cyber-security expert Stephen Spoonamore were approached by the White House to delete "smoking gun" emails from the White House system that revealed a conspiracy by the Bush administration to fire several U.S. Attorneys after the 2004 election. Spoonamore, a GOP supporter of John McCain and CEO of the computer security firm Cybrinth, has confirmed that Rove and the White House conspired to rob 2004 Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry of Ohio, thus ensuring George W. Bush's "re-election." According to our Ohio sources, Spoonamore directed attention to 12 Ohio counties where Kerry received fewer votes than down-ticket Democratic candidates.
WMR has also learned that in the extremely close 2000 election between Bush and Al Gore, the use of faulty punch cards ensured Bush's election. The punch card problems ensured states would opt for the similarly-flawed touch screen voting systems, which were used to commit fraud in state and federal elections in 2002, especially in the Alabama gubernatorial race; and 2004.
Spoonamore has revealed that Diebold voting machines were "designed for fraud" and that this editor's revelations that elements of "The Fellowship," including the Rapp family that owns the election machine firm Triad GSI of Ohio, were instrumental in illegally engineering the 2004 election for Bush.
WMR has also learned of the presence of a GOP "boiler shop" in Enterprise, Alabama that effectively oversaw the fraudulent vote recording and tabulation around the nation in 2000, 2002, and 2004. WMR has learned that this same operation is poised to commit the same type of election fraud this year in order to ensure the election of John McCain as president.
Conyers' staff, WMR is told, is not at all interested in hearing the testimony of GOP whistleblowers in the repeated cases of election fraud. Conyers' chief gatekeepers include House Judiciary Committee senior counsel Keenan Keller and Conyers' chief investigator Elliot Mintzberg. Another GOP whistleblower, Alabama attorney Dana Jill Simpson, has testified before Conyers' staff but little has been done to investigate senior Bush administration officials, including Rove, for the political prosecution of Alabama's former Democratic Governor Don Siegelman, denied re-election in 2002 because of the election fraud committed by the Republicans and Rove, information that Spoonamore and Connell have offered to Conyers without even so much as a whimper in response from the chairman and his committee staff.
The multiple confirmations that Enterprise, Alabama is the major home of the GOP election engineering operation is significant. Enterprise is the home of US Judge for the Middle District of Alabama Mark Fuller, the judge who tried and sentenced Siegelman to prison amid charges of a political prosecution and judicial malfeasance. Fuller was an assistant district attorney in Enterprise while serving as a partner with the law firm of Cassady, Fuller & Marsh. He also served as CEO of Doss Aviation while assistant district attorney and later as district attorney for the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of Alabama.
In an egregious example of an impeachable conflict-of-interest, Fuller serves on the federal bench while raking in millions of dollars in government contracts through his Doss Aviation firm. One of Doss' contracts is to refuel Air Force One, President George W. Bush's plane.
(snip)
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Buoyed by an ineffective House Judiciary Committee under the control of gatekeeping staffers working for committee Chairman John Conyers, Karl Rove has effectively curtailed any effective investigation of past election fraud, including the 2004 presidential election, as a result of threats and intimidations directed against potential Republican Party witnesses. WMR has learned from informed sources in Ohio and Alabama, that Rove is concerned that a huge GOP technical election "flipping" operation will be revealed that will result in a series of prosecutions and at least one impeachment of a federal judge, a political ally of Rove.
Rove, according to our sources, has threatened Republican Party official Mike Connell and his wife Heather if Connell testifies about GOP computerized vote-rigging. Connell has been a top technical wizard for Republican web-based campaign operations, including the firms GovTech Solutions and New Media Communications. WMR has learned from knowledgeable sources in Ohio that Connell and GOP cyber-security expert Stephen Spoonamore were approached by the White House to delete "smoking gun" emails from the White House system that revealed a conspiracy by the Bush administration to fire several U.S. Attorneys after the 2004 election. Spoonamore, a GOP supporter of John McCain and CEO of the computer security firm Cybrinth, has confirmed that Rove and the White House conspired to rob 2004 Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry of Ohio, thus ensuring George W. Bush's "re-election." According to our Ohio sources, Spoonamore directed attention to 12 Ohio counties where Kerry received fewer votes than down-ticket Democratic candidates.
WMR has also learned that in the extremely close 2000 election between Bush and Al Gore, the use of faulty punch cards ensured Bush's election. The punch card problems ensured states would opt for the similarly-flawed touch screen voting systems, which were used to commit fraud in state and federal elections in 2002, especially in the Alabama gubernatorial race; and 2004.
Spoonamore has revealed that Diebold voting machines were "designed for fraud" and that this editor's revelations that elements of "The Fellowship," including the Rapp family that owns the election machine firm Triad GSI of Ohio, were instrumental in illegally engineering the 2004 election for Bush.
WMR has also learned of the presence of a GOP "boiler shop" in Enterprise, Alabama that effectively oversaw the fraudulent vote recording and tabulation around the nation in 2000, 2002, and 2004. WMR has learned that this same operation is poised to commit the same type of election fraud this year in order to ensure the election of John McCain as president.
Conyers' staff, WMR is told, is not at all interested in hearing the testimony of GOP whistleblowers in the repeated cases of election fraud. Conyers' chief gatekeepers include House Judiciary Committee senior counsel Keenan Keller and Conyers' chief investigator Elliot Mintzberg. Another GOP whistleblower, Alabama attorney Dana Jill Simpson, has testified before Conyers' staff but little has been done to investigate senior Bush administration officials, including Rove, for the political prosecution of Alabama's former Democratic Governor Don Siegelman, denied re-election in 2002 because of the election fraud committed by the Republicans and Rove, information that Spoonamore and Connell have offered to Conyers without even so much as a whimper in response from the chairman and his committee staff.
The multiple confirmations that Enterprise, Alabama is the major home of the GOP election engineering operation is significant. Enterprise is the home of US Judge for the Middle District of Alabama Mark Fuller, the judge who tried and sentenced Siegelman to prison amid charges of a political prosecution and judicial malfeasance. Fuller was an assistant district attorney in Enterprise while serving as a partner with the law firm of Cassady, Fuller & Marsh. He also served as CEO of Doss Aviation while assistant district attorney and later as district attorney for the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of Alabama.
In an egregious example of an impeachable conflict-of-interest, Fuller serves on the federal bench while raking in millions of dollars in government contracts through his Doss Aviation firm. One of Doss' contracts is to refuel Air Force One, President George W. Bush's plane.
(snip)
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Obstruction of justice for rove again!
His days are numbered, and there aren't many left until he faces Justice.
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