Proof that Florida Hurricanes really ARE God's wrath against election fraud!

[Rikk]

Originally posted by Jesus Christ
Just for the record, My children....

I do not endorse this thread and speaking for Dad and Myself, I can say for a fact that We are not sending hurricanes to Florida for any political reasons.

Verily though, it would appear to be an odd coincidence

So Jesus, how does your Dad feel about Sammy Hagar?:D

[ELVIS]

Originally posted by Jesus Christ
Just for the record, My children....

I do not endorse this thread and speaking for Dad and Myself, I can say for a fact that We are not sending hurricanes to Florida for any political reasons.

Verily though, it would appear to be an odd coincidence

Wow!

A non-biased Jesus post...

[BigBadBrian]

Originally posted by ELVIS
Wow!

A non-biased Jesus post...

Elvis, we're gonna have to bookmark this thread for when FORD is bitching about some preacher saying some storm is the result of homos bangin' in the streets. FORD will eventually do it.

[JCOOK]

Ford I told you a couple of weeks ago about the BCEs' weather machine!

[FORD]

Originally posted by JCOOK
Ford I told you a couple of weeks ago about the BCEs' weather machine!

So did our in house CIA agent, so apparently it does exist after all. But why would Jeb and Junior target their own voters?

Ah well I guess it would make as much sense as anything else the BCE did.

[JCOOK]

Cmon Ford with all that destruction they'll postpone the election

[Ally_Kat]

Originally posted by JCOOK
Cmon Ford with all that destruction they'll postpone the election

which ties in with the emergency election procedures and their attempt at taking over the world.



*sigh*

[FORD]

Originally posted by JCOOK
Cmon Ford with all that destruction they'll postpone the election

That's not a bad theory.....

Florida has gone mostly to electro-fraud systems, which they can claim are inoperable due to damage caused to the network by all the hurricanes, meaning that only absentee ballots can be counted - which the Florida GOP planned for by sending out a letter encouraging Republicans to vote absentee. A letter which used Junior's own face and Jeb apparently wasn't happy about.

[JCOOK]

And then they can imbed the chip in us and finally have full control
BWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!

[FORD]

Originally posted by JCOOK
And then they can imbed the chip in us and finally have full control
BWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, that will be the end result of the BCE's "mental health initiative"

Either implanted with a chip or so zombiefied on pharmaceuticals that you won't care. Perhaps this is what John the Revelator meant when he envisioned the Mark of the Beast being in either the right hand or the forehead?

[DrMaddVibe]

Well I don't know if it's proof God wants to destroy Florida because he's a lib, but I do know that if you believe this crap then you've given us all the proof anyone would need to show how big an asshole can be!

[ODShowtime]

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&ncid=703&e=1&u=/ap/20040927/ap_on_el_ge/carter_florida_elections

Carter Decries Fla. Election Conditions


WASHINGTON - Former President Jimmy Carter says that despite changes designed to eliminate voting problems in Florida — where the disputed 2000 presidential election was decided by only a few hundred votes — conditions for a fair election in that state still don't exist.

"The disturbing fact is that a repetition of the problems of 2000 now seems likely," Carter wrote in an opinion piece published Monday in the Washington Post.

Touchscreen machines were introduced in Florida after the 2000 election, when punch-cards were responsible for delaying the outcome of the race between George Bush (news - web sites) and Al Gore (news - web sites). Bush won the state by 537 votes, which gave him the presidency.

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring international elections, said "some basic international requirements for a fair election are missing in Florida." Most significant, he said, were requirements that a nonpartisan electoral commission or official organize and conduct the electoral process and that voting procedures be uniform for all citizens.

He said Florida's top election official in 2000, Secretary of State Katherine Harris (news - web sites), was "highly partisan" and that Harris' successor, Glenda Hood, has shown "the same strong bias." He said Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother, had done little to "correct these departures from principles of fair and equal treatment."

"With reforms unlikely at this late stage of the election, perhaps the only recourse will be to focus maximum public scrutiny on the suspicious process in Florida," the Democrat said.

A Hood spokeswoman, Alia Faraj, said Monday she was "disappointed that a statesman like former President Carter would submit such a letter" to the newspaper "without even reaching out to the Florida secretary of state" for comment.

She said Florida "leads the nation in election reform and we have had successful elections since the new systems were put in place in 2002 and in hundreds of elections since then" and that Hood "leads the agency in a nonpartisan manner."



This whole thing is just ridiculous.

[JCOOK]

Well Jim why dont' you come on down hold everyones hand and help them vote Dem. PAAAALLLLEEEEEEZZZZZZEEEE

[Jesus Christ]

Verily even the Sons of Bush know that the eyes of thy entire nation shalt be on Florida after what happenned last time. Their deceptions will not be as accepted this time around.