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10-15-2008, 12:29 PM | #1 |
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Why Would President Bush Cancel 2008 Elections?
There are many theories as to how he will justify doing this from making a HAARP earthquake, to martial law, the economy crash, war in Iran, to prohibiting the election of Obama for nationality reasons...
What would be the most probable cause, and what would be the early warning signals?.... And even more important, what would be the possible repercussions? Best regards, Steve P.S. Please back up your theory with evidence of a news report etc. Last edited by Steve_A; 10-15-2008 at 02:36 PM. |
10-15-2008, 01:05 PM | #2 |
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Re: President Bush cancels 2008 elections
For awhile, I thought there was gonna be no election. But as of lately, I think I'm leaning toward it may. I actually plan to get registered to vote today, independent obviously, and my vote is going to Ron Paul. Before yesterday, I wasn't really considering it for the most part.
Only way I see it happening is a false flag terror attack. Especially, to throw onto the notion, I had a dream last night of a building collasping floor by floor, but with me in it with a bunch of people. It felt like a parking garage, but the top sorta like a dorm setting as it seemed to be mostly college kids. I'm gonna keep my hopes high on this one. |
10-15-2008, 01:12 PM | #3 |
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Re: President Bush cancels 2008 elections
I know you mean well, but please do not make misleading thread titles...
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Hi optimistic,
I know. I'm sorry. But today I saw that the Acorn fiasco is starting to really blow up with Republican representatives saying that it will lead to a fiasco at the polls. Could this be considered as a reason sufficiently to at least 'put back' the elections? Could this be seen as the biggest scandal since the broken chads? Best regards, Steve |
10-15-2008, 01:44 PM | #5 |
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what you focus on is what u get
this is such a horrorsite, really, an assult on life itself, a delusion. i am sorry to say, so manny wonderfull people here, but the basic thought of concentrating on what might get wrong is realy a big big mistake. excuse me steve, nothing personal, but al these threads, its just no good. go do work on your vision man, love to all. |
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10-15-2008, 02:22 PM | #7 |
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Hi quest,
In many respects you are right. We all need to understand that these forums are made up of a lot of different individuals of different opinions and beliefs. It gives a good cross section of how the world of open thinkers is thinking and how it is behaving. Anybody can answer the posts as they think fit, as you have, or not. I try to be balanced and am not trying to scare monger anybody, but I am trying to make people aware of what is going on around them and keep them clued in, as much as I can, to things that I have noticed. For example, there is a recent post in the forum about the UK that came from the British press, which tied in with a thing that drew my attention the other day. Are the two things tied together? I don't know, but history has taught us that we, as Joe Public people need to be a little more on the ball. If we listen to the 'pros' like Deagle or Greene, we are listen, we evaluate and we decide. Here in the forum is exactly that, a forum, an open forum at that, for people of all types have their input and voice, even though, and I agree, much of it is fluff. But when we get information about certain stuff we need to share it, do we not? If I see on the 'fair and balanced' Fox News that a politician is making waves, but big waves, it needs to be brought out in the open to be discected. Don't you agree? The October 14th 'love fest' has passed by, and unfortunately, in that subject, I was a moderator, I even had to delete a message of mine to keep things in check, but now it's time to move on and check out other stuff. If that means looking at things with a critical eye, so mote it be. If you know of something about the presidential race that smells of roses, please let us know. Best regards, Steve |
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i think it would be nice if you quoted the whole of my post, not the negative half. peace to all |
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btw, i did not mean to imply that i agreed with quests comment about this being a horror site. i like this site. i was complimenting him on the part about too much attention being drawn to the negative.
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10-15-2008, 02:42 PM | #10 |
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just a thought , you know all this stuff about obama being scrutinized as not being american so as to ban him from the (LOL) race. well lyndsey williams said at the last minute they will do something that gets theri pick mcinsane in.. maybe this will be the election suspender. they find a discepency about obamas citizenship and then have an investigation for a month or two while they find out(staged of course). also what about dan burisch saying that we would be in trouolbe if hilary clinton took over from obama.. could be as harmless as that to cancle the election rather than nukes or whatever...............
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Hi pineal-pilot-in merkabah,
I'm not sure they can replace Obama with Clinton at the last minute. That just wouldn't make sense. For that to happen, he would have to admit that he is illegal and that surely would dash any hope of the Democratic party being elected. I think the statement about him not being American interesting, as according to some sources there is a legal process rolling around still accusing him of that. I know that politics is a dirty game and as each day passes and the elections get closer an 'underdog' will do what it can to topple the 'favourite'. Could it be that this thing also could contribute to the question of 'suspending' the elections at the eleventh hour? Until after the process has been resolved? Interesting. Best regards, Steve Quote:
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10-15-2008, 02:55 PM | #12 |
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It's a little frustrating to hear the replies to Steve's question. Yes, I think everyone is well aware of where this forum went, along with the fear mongering. But this isn't some news article or preaching one's opinion/speculation. It was much more of a question to open discussion. So discuss your opinion toward the subject at hand, and not the direction of the forum! There are plenty of threads for that already. Thank you.
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10-15-2008, 02:55 PM | #13 |
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Steve,
What do you know about HAARP? What do you mean a HAARP Earthquake? HAARP has nothing to do with earthquakes. It is a complete misconception that HAARP causes earthquakes. As a moderator on project avalon you should exercise "moderation". Vega |
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10-15-2008, 03:06 PM | #15 |
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DIdn't Clif mention white hat cowboy is gonna win the presidency around mid November?
now who couold that be....hummmmm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sdef1yNz2ms |
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Hi Vega,
Not wanting to enter into a lengthy discussion, I can only assume that you work on the HAARP project. My information comes from sources like: http://www.fromthewilderness.com/fre...ora/haarp.html http://www.defenselink.mil/transcrip...anscriptid=674 Best regards, Steve Last edited by Steve_A; 10-15-2008 at 03:11 PM. |
10-15-2008, 03:29 PM | #17 |
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Hi Steve,
I was talking to someone the other day about this because of the mess it appears to be turning into. Remember the Gore ordeal with counting the votes? Now there is Acorn, many machines supposedly not working right, illegals and questioning whether they should vote or not. It's looking to me like they haven't much control over this system and so that might at least hold it up. Who knows, but it doesn't feel usual at all. Last edited by Spinner; 10-15-2008 at 03:32 PM. |
10-15-2008, 03:39 PM | #18 |
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Steve,
The PTB are poised to strike. Hard to say if they will try to pull it off with Bush at the helm. I could see scenarios that keep him in control. I think with the charisma of Obama at their disposal, they would wield much more control over the people with less friction from the majority. Ultimately, it is all about time-tables, it doesn't matter who is the President, it is about the endgame. I just have this feeling that Obama could be promoted to "saviour of the world"...walking on water and all that jazz. |
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Are they really? Strike what? Strike when? Strike How?
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10-16-2008, 07:45 PM | #20 |
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here is my humble opinion:
at this point in human history, everyone whos anyone knows what is really going on. Our next president doesn't need to be briefed on the UFO reality or the existence of secret societies controlling the global agenda. Obama knows what is going on, whether he is in on it or not. The question then arises, what side is he on. Will he allow himself to be bullied by the dark side, or will he STAND UP to the PTB, as JFK so bravely did for us once upon a time? My impression of Obama is that he is a practical, intelligent guy who knows how to get things done. He also knows that in modern times a bloody coup will NOT ultimately lead to the changes we are all looking for. He is playing the game in order to re-take control of the U.S. government, much the same way the Illuminati infiltrated American Freemasonry to regain control in the USA. The Masons did not realize that they had been duped until it was too late. brains over brawn, almost always.............. L/L 13 ****************************** may WISDOM guide COMPASSION "out of MANY, we are ONE" If he does have the guts to stand up to the global elite, Last edited by Love/Light 13; 10-16-2008 at 07:49 PM. |
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Zorgon, if I knew the final steps the PTB were gonna attempt to take the world, I would be the one walking on water...
I meant "Bush at the Helm", as I am not sure if he is the one they want to keep as the figure-head for their agenda, which would require suspending elections, or perhaps they want to use the "CHANGE" platform Obama has pushed as the means to their ends. I guess it depends on the level of fear/violence they are willing to throw at the American public again. Martial law, and False-flag may be in the near future, I just think they are gonna wait to the get the poster-boy in office first. Then, we will see sweeping changes in government. |
10-15-2008, 03:58 PM | #22 |
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George Bush has already canceled the election, not by keeping voters from going to the polls, but in declaring the winner. With all the ACORN interference it will take several months, maybe more, to tally the votes, all the while Bush remains in office. Through the new media, the one that now creates the news instead of reporting it, enough suspicion has been created for law suits to abound. Everywhere you turn, the Republican and Democratic parties will file endless suits of voter fraud, instigated by the media, just like in Bush vs Gore. Until the votes are tabulated and a winner is declared, George Bush remains President of the United States.
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Well, they may be readying a false flag attack on the USA that will lead to martial law.
I have read all of these: 1.) The Patriot Act 2.) The Military Commissions Act 3.) The Warner Defense Act 4.) Executive Order 12919 5.) Executive Order 12656 It is all ready. He or "They" just needs and excuse. There is also a great thread showing all the BRAND NEW laws about Anthrax and Flu pandemics: http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=63802.0 When there is "chatter" about this stuff it is usually coming down the pike... |
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Steve,
I think there will be elections. As I've stated in other posts, this global financial downturn was not engineered. The western system is perfect population control as is - most call it freedom. The Bush Administration's corrupt, morally bankrupt approach to the economy brought this perfect system of control to the brink of total collapse. If there is an NWO/Illuminatti keeping tabs, they need someone here in the United States who won't fall asleep at the wheel - or in Bush's case, get distracted by Legos. If there is not a NWO/Illuminatti factor, we still need someone competent to reign in Capital speculators. That puts the American people and potential shadow rulers on the same page, does it not? Bush's time is short. I'm guessing Bam-Bam, primarily because of the economy, will walk away with the highest office in the land. |
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