Reply #14: 2004 Retrospective on What We've Learned About How an Election was Stolen

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Friday, December 24, 2004

As the Year Ends, a Retrospective on What We've Learned So Far About If/How an Election Was Stolen, and How It Was/Not Reported

By ADVOCATE STAFF

What Democratic Representative and Ranking Minority Member of the House Judiciary Committee, John T. Conyers, Jr., Has Learned

Not to trust the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Hocking County Prosecutor's Office, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and (though undoubtedly he already knew this) Fox News Channel.

Shortly after the F.B.I. publicly announced that it had not yet decided whether to open an investigation into Triad GSI's post-election activities in Ohio, and shortly after Hocking County Prosecutor Larry Beal declared that he "felt better" about the prospect of criminal election fraud in Hocking County after a Triad GSI re-enactment of pre-recount "repairs" to Hocking County tabulation systems, Conyers asked his staff to review the video and transcript of said re-enactment. What he and his staff learned, and what they did about it, would likely have taken a less competent outfit, like the National Election Pool, several months to untangle, and a less professional outfit, like the F.B.I., several years to investigate.

In a word, fraud.


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http://nashuaadvocate.blogspot.com/2004/12/news-election-2004-as-year-ends.html