"Those who cast the votes decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything." Communist Tyrant Josef Stalin
How About August 27 to August 29 for the Convention?
April 10, 2000 NA (Network America) e-wire
How About August 27 to August 29 for the Convention?
Question to everyone: How about August 26 and August 27, 2000 for the first Citizens for a Fair Vote Count convention?
At present, it is being tentatively planned for the Greater Cincinnati Airport Radisson Hotel (that's in Northern Kentucky, folks, but don't fret about that anomaly now).
Nothing is final, and I still haven't checked with C-Span to see what it would take to have them air it.
August 26, 27 is a Friday night and Saturday, and we could probably meet for a final discussion session on Sunday, August 28.
At this event we could have the foremost speakers in the movement, as well as show the suppressed video of the 1988 Dan Rather Report on votefraud, the film of the Colliers being dragged out of Dade County Election headquarters while videofilming, the film of George Clooney's father, Nick Clooney, covering the local Cincinnati wiretapper story, with a good explanation of the votefraud issue - which took place in 1987. And more. We're contemplating a Saturday afternoon "at the movies" with popcorn - to unearth all of these short "movies" gathering dust in our vault.
This would be an historic gathering - the first since the computerized vote-counting age -- of Americans from all over the country gathering to demand a return to honest, verifiable elections.
Furthermore, it would take place a week before Labor Day weekend, and therefore a week before the Presidential Campaign "officially" begins, at least by tradition.
This would give us two full months to implement a program to make sure that on election day 2000, tens of millions of Americans are aware that the elections are being conducted in an unconstitutional manner to thwart the "consent of the governed" - with public demands from all over the nation for a return to verifiable elections.
This "awareness phase" is a first necessary step, and an achievable step, towards restoring verifiable elections.
Please let me know what you think by emailing me at jconditjr@networkamerica.org --- thanks.
Jim Condit Jr.
Director, Citizens for a Fair Vote Count
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