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Posted by jparknyc on Jun-08-2004 17:52:

Florida Conspiracy

Okay, here goes...My father and I were talking about the current state of our country and somehow the conversation veered over to Bush and the current scenario of the United States. Then I started to wonder about the Florida Recount and the whole unprecedented ordeal this country faced...My inquiry is as follows, does anyone else feel as though Gore should have won the past elections?...I believed that it was going to be a tight race and then Florida happened...Few weeks later, and several recounts, we have George W. being inaugurated...I believe that there could have been foul play. George W. Bush, forced his way into office. I wouldn't be surprised if George Bush had a hand in it. For a man, whose political experience was very limited, had no real issues to debate, and had very limited knowledge of world politics and affairs, it is a surprise to some degree that the country did not speculate foul play. Its been done before, watergate, and proven also - as well as having nixon resign. Bush then takes office, doesn't prepare against 9/11, and then declares war on IRAQ to lash out on terrorism? Iraq, in itself, is another issue to be dealt with, but not in the manner in which Bush did it. Look at the way events transpired. Yeah I know Condaleezza Rice said, "there is no silver bullet" in regards to preventing 9/11 or any other terrorist attack. I understand her point, but that doesn't mean that the response to 9/11 meant going into IRAQ, let alone having this very unexperienced politician harassing the UN and most of our allies in trying to collude against the proposed enemy. Having said that, it isn't surprising the twist and turn of events since the Florida Recount. For me, its pretty clear, Bush is deceiving and so was/is his plan. ALthough its in the name of freedom and patriotism, you can't hide evil and its manipulative demeanor. Something isn't quite right with the whole picture, as it will show through our history books, just like watergate, that the evidence is quickly mounting and will soon enough show clearly the ugly intentions and plans of this illegitimate president.


Posted by Psionic on Jun-08-2004 19:26:

Haven't you realized by now that a majority of Americans are stupid?


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-08-2004 19:54:

hehe yay!


Posted by Shakka on Jun-08-2004 19:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Galapidate
Haven't you realized by now that a majority of Americans are stupid?


Thanks, Captain Obvious. Are you included in that majority?


Posted by Psionic on Jun-08-2004 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Shakka
Thanks, Captain Obvious. Are you included in that majority?


No, are you


Posted by tathi on Jun-09-2004 13:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Galapidate
Haven't you realized by now that a majority of Americans are stupid?

i'm tempted to put that in my sig

btw jparknyc, please use punctuation, i can't read that


Posted by jparknyc on Jun-09-2004 18:58:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
i'm tempted to put that in my sig

btw jparknyc, please use punctuation, i can't read that


can't read what?


Posted by Shakka on Jun-09-2004 19:54:

quote:
Originally posted by jparknyc
can't read what?


He's saying that reading your rambling is nearly impossible, as it's like reading a 500 word run-on sentence. use some punctuation to clearly express your thoughts. You're 18 now, you should know how to properly format a paragraph.


Posted by Psionic on Jun-09-2004 20:01:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
i'm tempted to put that in my sig

btw jparknyc, please use punctuation, i can't read that


go right ahead


Posted by jparknyc on Jun-10-2004 21:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Shakka
He's saying that reading your rambling is nearly impossible, as it's like reading a 500 word run-on sentence. use some punctuation to clearly express your thoughts. You're 18 now, you should know how to properly format a paragraph.


Ahhh. Okay. I guess I could be more grammatically correct. I just assumed that most readers on tranceaddict wouldn't care so much about such things. Its not as though I can't spell or write in coherent sentences. But punctuation marks do help dictate a story much more efficiently. Therefore, I will be a lot more careful in the future!!! I'm actually somewhat of a writer. Working on several scripts. But I guess we all are to some degree if your reading, posting, venting, etc on these forums. I will be more careful for those individuals that need punctuation marks to understand my views. You should take a look at poetry fellas. No need for punctuation marks to get your message across, right? Thats what I thought. Take it with a grain of salt sometimes. Its the message thats most important anyways, isn't it? Atleast thats what I thought. But before anyone else throws a hissy fit about this or subject labels or whatever else irks people in this forum, let me apologize now. Cool, now I have a thread to revert to if anyone blames me for something else. Puahahaha.


Posted by flavdave on Jun-11-2004 01:37:

Re: Florida Conspiracy

Now I hate Bush and don't want him in office, but I disagree with pretty much everything you said...

quote:
Originally posted by jparknyc
Okay, here goes...My father and I were talking about the current state of our country and somehow the conversation veered over to Bush and the current scenario of the United States. Then I started to wonder about the Florida Recount and the whole unprecedented ordeal this country faced...My inquiry is as follows, does anyone else feel as though Gore should have won the past elections?...I believed that it was going to be a tight race and then Florida happened...Few weeks later, and several recounts, we have George W. being inaugurated...I believe that there could have been foul play. George W. Bush, forced his way into office. I wouldn't be surprised if George Bush had a hand in it.


Gore won the popular vote, he won a plurality of the country's votes. Unfortunately in this case our Constitution works against this fact because Bush won the electoral vote, fair and square. Even though there was controversy in Florida, it does not surprise me that Bush ended up winning. After all, the people of Florida did vote Jeb Bush, G.W.'s bro, as their governor as few years earlier.

quote:
For a man, whose political experience was very limited, had no real issues to debate, and had very limited knowledge of world politics and affairs, it is a surprise to some degree that the country did not speculate foul play.


G.W. was governor of Texas, his brother was governor of Florida, and his father was director of the CIA, vice-president, and then president. I think his political experience and family's experience pretty much speaks for itself.

quote:
Its been done before, watergate, and proven also - as well as having nixon resign.


This has no similarity to Watergate at all. Watergate was a crime. Nixon and his Committee to Re-Elect the President (CREEP) bugged Democratic offices and stole information from them. The situation in the 2000 election was that Florida's election boards did not have their shit together.

quote:
Bush then takes office, doesn't prepare against 9/11, and then declares war on IRAQ to lash out on terrorism? Iraq, in itself, is another issue to be dealt with, but not in the manner in which Bush did it. Look at the way events transpired. Yeah I know Condaleezza Rice said, "there is no silver bullet" in regards to preventing 9/11 or any other terrorist attack. I understand her point, but that doesn't mean that the response to 9/11 meant going into IRAQ, let alone having this very unexperienced politician harassing the UN and most of our allies in trying to collude against the proposed enemy. Having said that, it isn't surprising the twist and turn of events since the Florida Recount. For me, its pretty clear, Bush is deceiving and so was/is his plan. ALthough its in the name of freedom and patriotism, you can't hide evil and its manipulative demeanor. Something isn't quite right with the whole picture, as it will show through our history books, just like watergate, that the evidence is quickly mounting and will soon enough show clearly the ugly intentions and plans of this illegitimate president.


This is where you really lost me. It seems like you are saying Bush rigged the election and doesn't take enough counter-terrorist actions just so he can use an attack against the US as justification to go to war with Iraq. This is why I laugh at most conspiracy theories. If there is any reason why Bush wanted to go to war with Iraq other than to get Sadam out, eliminate WMD's, and to fight terrorism, it was for Iraq's oil reserves. This is really the only "theory" that I believe.


Posted by Yoepus on Jun-11-2004 02:45:

gee what happened, did you just wake up out of a comma?


This is SO four years ago.


Posted by smokeape on Jun-11-2004 03:39:

Let me bring you up to date. Gore lost and Bush won. We're at war and Gore is no longer a viable candidate for the presidency.

Need more milk?


[[[smoke]]]


Posted by jparknyc on Jun-11-2004 22:52:

For all the doubters:

I did some homework and found this great resource...

This is for SmokeApe, Yoepus,and ESPECIALLY FlavDav -READY TO OPEN UP YOUR EYES A BIT???

If so, then read this:

http://www.gregpalast.com/detail.cfm?artid=217&row=2

Hey, atleast I know I'm not the only one that isn't speculative...


Posted by Q5echo on Jun-12-2004 00:13:

Evolving Arguments:
Today the Gore legacy lingers. Many of his supporters still seek-out problems in the 2000 Florida Election, hoping to justify his disruption and somehow prove he was the winner. Over time their arguments have evolved into a variety of themes such as Supreme Court decisions, supposed purged voting rolls, unequal voting systems for minorities, etc.

But it is important to understand that these post-election complaints had nothing to do with Gore's quest in Florida.

Ask yourself this question - How exactly was Gore trying to resolve "false felony voting rolls" by having manual recounts in Democrat counties? - And you'll get the idea. Even if these post-election complaints have validity, they had nothing to do with Gore's quest of overthrowing the election. Most of these so-called election problems had nothing to do with his desperate quest for manual recounts in Democrat counties.

rest of the article http://www.florida2000election.com/sections/1.htm


Posted by jparknyc on Jun-12-2004 00:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Q5echo
Evolving Arguments:
Today the Gore legacy lingers. Many of his supporters still seek-out problems in the 2000 Florida Election, hoping to justify his disruption and somehow prove he was the winner. Over time their arguments have evolved into a variety of themes such as Supreme Court decisions, supposed purged voting rolls, unequal voting systems for minorities, etc.

But it is important to understand that these post-election complaints had nothing to do with Gore's quest in Florida.

Ask yourself this question - How exactly was Gore trying to resolve "false felony voting rolls" by having manual recounts in Democrat counties? - And you'll get the idea. Even if these post-election complaints have validity, they had nothing to do with Gore's quest of overthrowing the election. Most of these so-called election problems had nothing to do with his desperate quest for manual recounts in Democrat counties.

rest of the article http://www.florida2000election.com/sections/1.htm


hey, i'm not an avid supporter of either candidates...I'm more into discussing why Bush won the presidency. Two slightly different arguments. I really don't care if it was Gore or Clinton running in the last election, the point that I wanted to address was how Bush won the presidency. And honestly, I feel that anyone else, I MEAN ANYONE ELSE in office these past few years would've not resulted in War with Iraq and pissing off the makority of the world with our obnoxious ambitions. I want the truth, if there is any, of Bush and the Republicans manipulating the system in anyway. I want to know if there was an alternative to the way our nation lives today, if there was a different future. Of course, it doesn't matter now anyhow, i understand that much. But if there was foul play, then shouldn't americans know? shouldn't americans prevent this from happening again? or was there no foul play in your opinion? thats the question that needs to be addressed. Not which side i care for, or wish had won, i am looking at just the principle. Could our present situation be different, quite possibly better than it is currently? I think it should've been, could've been and would've been if Florida didn't happen. Read the articles carefully. Although it is heavily Democratically inspired, the fact remains, they accuse and then they present the evidence. You tell me what to think?


Posted by Q5echo on Jun-12-2004 02:54:

fair enough. you may have a honest interest to see through the bullshit. you also have a lot of questions that you would like answered that just happened to be in one post.

i'm not that arrogant to tell you what you should think, but what i think and most independent intelligent thinkers agree, was that it was a close race. where is the litigational firestorm that would undoubtedly result from several hundred people involved with rigging the election to the most powerful office in the world?
quote:
I want the truth, if there is any, of Bush and the Republicans manipulating the system in anyway.
there wasn't. Gore ceded.
I've said this before here that the dems are salivating for ANY seat of majority power in this country that they've lost fair and square over the last decade, salivating and freakishly desperate. they saw that with the 2000 election that that could very well be their death knell for the next 20 years as the minority. hence we have sat through sound bite after sound bite, and attack after attack, and politicizing of every single nuance of every single action this administration has dealt with over the last 4 yrs. because they see the light at the end of their tunnel, the continuation of their liberal legacy lost with Clinton and ceded by Gore, the '04 election.
more bullshit to wade through on to november.


Posted by DJ Rat 187 on Jun-16-2004 19:28:

Re: Florida Conspiracy

quote:
Originally posted by jparknyc
Okay, here goes...My father and I were talking about the current state of our country and somehow the conversation veered over to Bush and the current scenario of the United States. Then I started to wonder about the Florida Recount and the whole unprecedented ordeal this country faced...My inquiry is as follows, does anyone else feel as though Gore should have won the past elections?...I believed that it was going to be a tight race and then Florida happened...Few weeks later, and several recounts, we have George W. being inaugurated...I believe that there could have been foul play. George W. Bush, forced his way into office. I wouldn't be surprised if George Bush had a hand in it. For a man, whose political experience was very limited, had no real issues to debate, and had very limited knowledge of world politics and affairs, it is a surprise to some degree that the country did not speculate foul play. Its been done before, watergate, and proven also - as well as having nixon resign. Bush then takes office, doesn't prepare against 9/11, and then declares war on IRAQ to lash out on terrorism? Iraq, in itself, is another issue to be dealt with, but not in the manner in which Bush did it. Look at the way events transpired. Yeah I know Condaleezza Rice said, "there is no silver bullet" in regards to preventing 9/11 or any other terrorist attack. I understand her point, but that doesn't mean that the response to 9/11 meant going into IRAQ, let alone having this very unexperienced politician harassing the UN and most of our allies in trying to collude against the proposed enemy. Having said that, it isn't surprising the twist and turn of events since the Florida Recount. For me, its pretty clear, Bush is deceiving and so was/is his plan. ALthough its in the name of freedom and patriotism, you can't hide evil and its manipulative demeanor. Something isn't quite right with the whole picture, as it will show through our history books, just like watergate, that the evidence is quickly mounting and will soon enough show clearly the ugly intentions and plans of this illegitimate president.


You have discovered a breakthrough my friend, what an amazing theory, I am fascinated by these oh so recent news of deception


Posted by jparknyc on Jun-16-2004 19:32:

Re: Re: Florida Conspiracy

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Rat 187
You have discovered a breakthrough my friend, what an amazing theory, I am fascinated by these oh so recent news of deception


no need for the sarcasm...if you read the replies in the thread, you realize that its not about the news itself, but the principle...and trying to prevent that principality from being broke again...maybe thats new to you??



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