CFVC Convention Video Tapes Available!Thanks to the tireless work of Anna Wilson (wife of votefraud.org webmaster Ed Wilson), we have a first round of video tapes available from the Citizens for a Fair Vote Count Convention. We hope to have audio tapes ready soon.
Getting these video tapes ready is a tough task. This conference preserves on video tape for this generation and the next what the Big Media had hoped would be shoved down the “memory hole.” It took a lot of effort on the part of many people to get to this point, so now we ask those interested to make use of these videos. Here are the “rules”:
1. After you buy a videotape, you have permission to copy it in order to get the word out;
2. Each individual video tape is $19.00. We can get good quality copies made for about $6, it will take about $2 to pack and ship a video tape – and the $10 or $11 left will go to fund the movement;
3. If you want to buy the set of all 8 tapes, it will be $99, or about $12.50 per tape.
Tape 1: Overview of the “Votefraud vs. Honest Elections” issue with James Condit, Jr. & TV News Segments (1 hr. 55 minutes)
Tape 2: Tom Valentine, Host of Radio Free America, (40 min.) Ron Keller, The Earliest Known Investigator of Votefraud alive, having demonstrated in 1964 with the late Joe Cooper in front of 3 Houston, Texas TV news crews how the Shoup voting machine could be rigged (35 min.); Richard Murphy, Campaign Manager of Congressman John Schmitz in his earliest
races, and Senate opponent of Senator Karl Mundt, another invaluable voice in the history of this struggle for honest elections (37 min.)
Tape 3: Tom Ligenfelter, Philadelphia candidate who proved votefraud (35 min.); Terry Hayfield, addresses the motive behind the move to unverifiable computerized elections and internet elections, in his talk: “The Permanent Revolution: Unseen by both Left and Right (57 min.); Charles Collins, Presidential contender, on his efforts for honest elections, including a success story in a Florida county (33 min.).
Tape 4: Brent Beleskey, head of International Voters Coalition (38 min.); Devvy Kidd, former Congressional candidate and nationally known speaker and organizer (50 min.); Chris Schaper, one of the investigators on the scene explains how our team uncovered and proved votefraud in Dubuque, Iowa during the 1996 Iowa Caucus. The votefraud was perpetrated by Voter News Service against Pat Buchanan and the people of Dubuque, Iowa. (38 min.)
Tape 5: James Condit, Sr., Explains the case he litigated and won in 1985 in which we obtained a court order to observe the computerized vote counting process. He tells what happened leading up to and on election night ( 11 min.); Gatewood Galbraith, Congressional Candidate for the Reform Party in Kentucky (14 min.); Phylis & Victoria Collier accept the Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of James & Kenneth Collier, awarded posthumously, and Victoria Collier speaks (44 min.); Dan Gutenkauf, the nation’s leading investigative researcher, explains the legal rights of voters as uncovered by himself and his twin brother in their four year legal fight against the establishment chicanery in the crooked 1996 Arizona Presidential Primary, (53 min.)
Tape 6: Chuck Geshlider, candidate for Pahrump town board, gives a fiery address on the all consuming importance of the “Votefraud vs. Honest Elections" issue (23 min.) and the informal Strategy Session where many delegates brainstormed on how to proceed (90 min.)
Tape 7: Dan Gutenkauf, again on his legal research (27 min.); Chuck Geshlider, follows up his talk the night before (16 min.); Larry Becraft, constitutional attorney on the makings of a strategy (16 min.); Action Session, on the framework of a nationwide organizational effort; (29 min.) Linda Muller, internet visionary on her experiences with using the internet to build the movement (26 min.).
Tape 8: Susan Madori, explains why she led the fight to disallow the internet voting portion of the Reform Party Convention 2000; (12 min.) Howard Phillips, Presidential Candidate for the Constitution Party and leader of the Conservative Caucus, on the votefraud issue; (48 min.) Donato Dalrymple, the man who pulled Elian Gonzalez from the sea, and who was holding Elian when the Reno/Clinton Stormtrooper pointed the gun at both; Mr. Dalrymple accepted a Freedom Award for courageously
playing his role in the incident in the year 2000 which most prominently demonstrated a government not afraid of its people at the ballot box (27 min.); Ruth Dupree, accepts a Freedom Award on behalf of Marisleysius Gonzalez and the brave Cuban American community which took so much abuse from the evil Big TV Networks during the Elian Gonzalez saga (7 min.);
Music Video – a Tribute to Activists who fight for justice “in the arena.” (5 min.)
A highlights tape will eventually be available that will last about 30 minutes to introduce people to the issue. Also, a tape featuring various portions of real life situations in the fight for honest elections, and the final passionate address of Jim Collier given at a Freedom rally in Washington D.C. – perhaps to follow the “Highlights” section on the same video tape – will be put together. For now, you can order any of the video tapes individually for $19 – or the whole set for $99. Go in with a few friends, and then pass the tapes around, or copy them. These videotapes will be a valuable tool in getting the word out on the
“votefraud vs. Honest Elections” struggle.
You can order by mail from: Citizens for a Fair Vote Count, PO Box 11339, Cincinnati, Ohio 45211, or over the internet by using the donation form that will be provided. These video tapes should be available at votefraud.org within a day or so.