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http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=newsblog#2008836534599

[Beeyee]

[pharflung]

NYTimes:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/06/magazine/06Vote-t.html?pagewanted=all

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[Beeyee]

New Hampshire Recount On The Cards
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Thursday, January 10, 2008

New Hampshire Republican candidate Albert Howard is prepared to put his name behind a primary recount in order to ascertain if the example of "human error" in the town of Sutton, where Ron Paul was originally given zero votes, was an isolated case or if wider vote fraud took place.

The move is also being backed by the "Granny Warriors," a Ron Paul supporters group. Alex Jones has agreed to throw his full support behind the demand for a recount.

The following statement appears on the Granny Warriors website, along with a donation toll for raising the necessary $65,000 to fund the recount.

With all the strange events going on in the primary and with solid statements of actual fraud in NH everyone is calling for a recount which should be take care of by the Campaign staff but that isn't going to happen it seems. Therefore... we the Grassroots will fund our own recount for Dr. Paul.

Every cent will be put toward the recounting and we will just see if we can stir up enough attention to really get a good count now. Perhaps it will also give notice to other states not to mess with the counts. Lets get this done before it is too late and facts and figures can be altered.

If fraud is uncovered in the Republican primary it may also throw the Democratic result into doubt, especially as suspicions are widespread about how Hillary Clinton managed to overturn a 13 point pre-polling deficit to defeat Barack Obama.

http://prisonplanet.com/articles/january2008/100108_recount.htm

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[chronicpride]

Request For NH Recount Granted
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kirsten-anderson/request-for-nh-recount-gr_b_81306.html

FYI-

[just another day]

of course vote fraud exists.

they've known this for years now.

but it still happens. or people still feel insecure about their vote because not enough has been done about it.

i've accepted it. so i stopped voting.

thats what i love about korea tho. anyone who thinks about committing vote fraud is literally scared for their life.

btw, that ron paul dood seems cool. him and barack are the coolest candidates i've seen.

[thepeel]

I've been noticing that many people who supported Paul are switching to Obama. That is interesting, I think. Especially since they are all supposed to be racists... But I digress.

Vote fraud exists in every democracy. From the small-time dude who fakes his identity to vote more than once to the clowns in totalitarian states that get 98% of the vote. It would be naive to think that America is immune. The problem becomes when the very idea of fraud is associated with the "truthers" and therefore totally negated as an even possible event.

However, this election is going to be watched like a hawk from every corner. I seriously doubt that it will be a problem to the extent that the outcome can be manipulated.

I put some cash on Obama in a prediction market today. About 6 months ago I 'invested' in Clinton with some friends. My money, mouth etc. I think the dude can pull it off. If I may heap praise on my American eslcafe peers, it must be an exciting time to be American. I do wish Canada would have such a unique and dynamic candidate. Harper, Dion and Marx just don't do it for me.

[just another day]

[Ya-ta Boy]

[igotthisguitar]

Computer Hackers May Be Behind Hillary Clinton's
Shocking New Hempshire 'Victory'
By DAVID GARDNER
Last updated at 22:10pm on 11th January 2008

Clinton's win shocked all the pollsters - were they so far off base after all?

Computer hackers may have been behind Hillary Clinton's dramatic win in the New Hampshire primary, it was claimed yesterday.

One of her rivals in the race to be Democratic Party candidate in November's presidential election is demanding a recount.

Mrs Clinton's victory in Tuesday's primary - one of a series of votes by individual states to pick each party's candidate - confounded the polls and revived her campaign.

Dennis Kucinich, an outsider in the battle for the Democratic nomination, cited "serious and credible reports, allegations and rumours" about the integrity of the surprise result.

Poll after poll predicted Mrs Clinton would be trounced by Barack Obama.

Experts started questioning the count almost as soon as the votes began to roll in.



Official margin of errors +/- 5%

"Something stinks in New Hampshire," a commentator posted on the popular site Americablog.com.



"Yes ... my crocodile tears were the key to victory", jubilant Hillary Clinton claims.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in_article_id=507558&in_page_id=1811

[igotthisguitar]

Kucinich:
Surprise Hillary Victory A "Mystery That Needs To Be Solved"

Congressman leads charge for a recount, says we may be on the threshold of an "amazing discovery" about how primary was conducted

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Friday, January 11, 2008



Congressman Kucinich stated today that the huge disparity which Hillary Clinton overturned to defeat Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary was a "mystery that needs to be solved" as he leads the charge for a recount to ascertain exactly how the pollsters could have got it so wrong, or if vote fraud took place.

Clinton reversed a huge deficit of around 13 points to claim victory in what many are calling a suspicious outcome, especially as 7% of that swing came with the aid of electronic "voting" machines.

MORE ...

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/january2008/011108_kucinich_mystery.htm

[igotthisguitar]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAQ1B-VUdYk&feature=user

[igotthisguitar]

Did Ron Paul Win New Hamsphire?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV6qAGigGYY&feature=related

Is Electronic "Voting" A Major Establishment Fraud (Criminal Scam)?

Duh, yes ...
64% [ 9 ]

No (that's impossible)
14% [ 2 ]

Hmmmmm ... maybe (sometimes)
14% [ 2 ]

i don't even care
7% [ 1 ]