Election 2004 Stolen

© by Stephen Neitzke, 2006

Re: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., "Was The 2004 Election Stolen?" (Title is a hot link to the article on the Rolling Stone site.)

Around the blogosphere, many are asking why Kennedy waited two years to compile and present this mega-jolt. I'm asking why it wasn't presented to us 18 months ago by the slimebag politicians who are supposed to be preserving our Constitution and our rights.

This is one of the ten most important political pieces of the Bushco Era. We'll be unavoidably living with it through and past Election 2006. If you're anywhere outside the fascist despotism, its corporate sleaze, and Fox News you should be studying this piece for a long time.

Kennedy writes --

"... After carefully examining the evidence, I've become convinced that the president's party mounted a massive, coordinated campaign to subvert the will of the people in 2004. Across the country, Republican election officials and party stalwarts employed a wide range of illegal and unethical tactics to fix the election. A review of the available data reveals that in Ohio alone, at least 357,000 voters, the overwhelming majority of them Democratic, were prevented from casting ballots or did not have their votes counted in 2004 (12) -- more than enough to shift the results of an election decided by 118,601 votes (13) ...".

There are more felony conspiracies against rights, as defined by federal statute 18 USC 241, hiding in Election 2004 than even those of us who look for rights violations could have dreamt. I predict that we will see many spineless Democrats within those felony conspiracies.

Figure on many updates here.

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Update: Sun 04 Jun 2006, 8:55 a.m. CST

From Kennedy's detailed discussion of the Ohio illegalities, it's clear that the US District Attorney system is useless to we the sovereign people. It is now in the business of obstructing justice for those political hacks who are willing to act as parts of felony conspircies against our citizen rightts to vote -- in violation of 18 USC 241.

Federal laws were clearly broken in Ohio during the ramp-up to Election 2004. The US Attornies in Ohio clearly should have called grand juries and presented indictments to their federal courts. Felony conspiracies against rights, as defined by federal statute 18 USC 241 are as serious as any other felony. They are crimes against the state and the nation. Felony forfeits all immunities -- executive, judicial, and legislative. Do the crime, do the time -- unless, of course, you're inside the treasonous Bush-Cheney Usurpation and above the law.

The Bush-Cheney appointments of US District Attornies have provided a solid umbrella of protection for rights-violating political hacks of the Republican Party -- from Ohio's Secretary of State, Kenneth Blackwell, down.

Especially Blackwell -- his not being in federal prison right now is an outrage.

Now we know. When the Attorney General and the Department Of Justice hierarchies are felonious, obstructing-justice parts of a treasonous despotism -- as they have been since the Bush-Cheney Usurpation of December 2000 -- they become directly employed in the continual fighting of citizen rights. They have a vested interest in collapsing the right to vote. They are especially vicious fighters against the rights of citizens to vote the treasonous Usurpation out of office.

This is not constitutional governance. This is fascist thuggery masquerading as constitutional governance.

The US District Attornies, subordinate to the political-hack US Attorney General, is a broken system. It won't fix itself -- and money-power's corruption engine, which now clearly includes the bulk of the Democratic Party, obviously intends that the system remain exactly as it is. It is a working cog in the anti-Constitution, anti-checks-and-balances machine of the Bush-Cheney Usurpation.

Only new Constitutional provisions, meshing with an optimum system of changes, can fix the US District Attornies system. We can't get into a carefully protected 2nd NCC (national constitutional convention) quickly enough.