The above statement is attributed to Josef Stalin. It has applied to elections worldwide at various times. Unfortunately, it has applied to American elections at various times in the past and may apply in November.
Last week, Big Government posted an article detailing the threats to the integrity of the mid-term election in November. The article connects the various 'dots' that are already in place to undermine the concept of 'one man, one vote.'
- First Dot: The SOS Project
- Second Dot: The SEIU's Shenanigans
- Third Dot: 11 Million Illegal Immigrants
- Fourth Dot: The Fake ID Industry & Meg Whitman
- Fifth Dot: Voter Registration
- Sixth Dot: Union GOTV Strategies
- Seventh Dot: Early Voting
- Connecting the Dots
The SOS Project is the Secretary of State Project (or SOS) founded by George Soros "to provide an easy-to-use, low-cost vehicle for online donations to reform-minded Secretary of State candidates and incumbents in key battleground states."
The article reminds us:
"In the last five years of its existence, the SOS Project has been successful in getting nine out of 11 "progressive" secretaries of state elected. This includes Minnesota's Mark Ritchie who oversaw the 2008-09 ballot recount* between Democrat Al Franken and Republican Norm Coleman. [Here are the races Soros' SOS Project is active in for November.]
* In July 2010, an 18-month study by Minnesota Majority determined that at least 341 convicted felons in largely Democratic Minneapolis-St. Paul voted illegally. Franken beat Coleman by 312 votes. Claims that Franken, Soros and Ritchie stole the election have been ignored."
The Second dot is the SEIU's shenanigans. These are well documented and include false voter registrations, fake signatures on petitions, and other activities.
The Third dot is illegal immigraiton. The article reports:
"It is widely known that Big Labor bosses (most notably the SEIU, but most others as well) are fighting to get "immigration reform" legislation passed so that 1) they can unionize many of these workers and 2) they can turn them into "progressive voters.""
The Fourth dot is listed as the fake ID industry and Meg Whitman. The timing of the charges against Meg Whitman were brought out at this time for the sole purpose of taking votes from Ms. Whitman in the California election.
The Fifth dot is voter registration. Unfortunately almost anyone can register to vote. The Department of Justice as yet has not been willing to enforce the portion of the motor-voter law that requires states to purge their voting roles periodically of people who are no long eligible to vote in the states in which they are registered either because they have died or are in prison.
The Sixth dot is Union GOTV stategies. The article reports:
"At a news conference in Los Angeles' historic Placita Olvera last week, Eliseo Medina, International Executive Vice President of SEIU and David Sanchez, President of the California Teachers Association announced that they will embark on the 9- city "Por Nuestras Familias - Todos a Votar!" bus tour beginning August 14, with the goal of reinvigorating Latino voter participation and empowering those who do not regularly cast their ballot on election day. The campaign will provide non-registered Latino voters the tools they need to vote and generate motivation among all Latino constituents through a permanent absentee application drive."
The Seventh dot is early voting. The article explains how this works:
"A couple of days ago, we received an anonymous tip from someone who had visited an SEIU office in Arizona and discovered that the union had allegedly registered more than 20,000 voters and was planning 'early voting rallies.'
"In fact, according to the SEIU-backed group One Arizona's FaceBook page, their first "early voting rally" is on October 7th, the first day early voting begins.
"Then, on October 16th, the group has planned a big 'early voting rally' called ¡AYER MARCHAMOS - AHORA VOTAMOS! (or YESTERDAY WE MARCHED - TODAY WE VOTE!)
"The group's object in holding this rally is apparently to have pro-immigration reform Latinos bring their ballots to mark them 'together.'
"The tactic itself is an old union tactic when mail-in ballots are conducted during union organizing campaigns and the purpose is very simple: To get the voters to vote the right way by doing it together. In this case, however, there appears to be more than meets the eye, especially if some of the attendees are in the U.S. unlawfully, but are still encouraged to vote."
There is a video of this process in action if you follow the link to the Big Government article.
In 2004, Hugh Hewitt wrote a book entitled, If It's Not Close, They Can't Cheat. We need to be aware of that concept as we go into this election in November. Obviously I am supporting Republican candidates, but more importantly I would like to see an honest election.
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