"Those who cast the votes decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything." Communist Tyrant Josef Stalin

August 27, 2000 NA (Network America) e-wire
Last Day of the CFVC Convention

On the last day we began with a short strategy session which was led by myself together with John Gilbert Arizona and Chuck Geshlider of Nevada. This session was recorded and we took names of those who would be on a steering committee. And several other items that will be covered soon in ewires. Chuck Geshlider made an impassioned plea for financial supporter for the movement. And the idea is to get Americans to agree to donate monthly by mail, automatic withdrawal from credit card or checking account, -- all overseen by a nationwide steering committee.

Next came Linda Muller who spoke on how she has used the internet, and how we must use the internet to win. Then Susan Madori on how the eballot /mail in ballot Primary was disallowed at the Reform Party convention, and why the eballot process was so unverifiable. Then Constitutional attorney Larry Becraft with important strategy suggestions. Larry volunteered to use part of his website at networkusa.org to post the legal status regarding voting laws for each state – and then we and others can link to his site. This will be invaluable to have a constitutional attorney who can keep us in line on this front.

Then Nick Landholt spoke on The Control Room, a new 1999-released book by Marty Plissner who had been in the political division of CBS from 1964 to 1999. Nick analogized Plissner to Carrol Quigley, who wrote Tragedy and Hope. Both men approved of the systems they described, but revealed many bombshells about how the Ruling Elite was controlling America in the process.

Then came Howard Phillips, candidate for the Constitution Party, who landed at the airport just in time to speak. Mr. Phillips spoke on many aspects of a fair vote count and fair voting process that were not covered anywhere else in the conference. He also noted that the Constitution Party had an honest election plank in their constitution, calling for the outlawing of electronic and machine voting methods, and leaving the ballot counting to be under the control of the citizens in each neighborhood precinct.

Then came the presentation of the Freedom Awards. Howard Phillips presented our Freedom Award to Donato Dalrymple, who gave a sincere, moving talk about how he found Elian on the ocean – in his first time out fishing with his cousin; he also described how it was that he came to be holding Elian when the Jack-Booted New World Order Soldier came in to kidnap Elian at the point of a loaded machine gun for Clinton/Reno/Castro. Whether CNN or Bill Maher of the misnamed Politically Incorrect show like like it or not, -- there is only one many in my generation who will be known as “The Fisherman” – and that’s Donato Dalrymple. It is more Providential, not less, that he saved the life of small boy fleeing from Communism on his VERY, FIRST fishing expedition.

Then came the presentation of the Freedom Award to Marisleysius Gonzalez and the Cuban American Community. This was presented by Therese, my oldest daughter who is now a senior at Miami University majoring in piano, and accepted by Ruth Dupree, an articulate, charismatic representative of the valiant Cuban American community. Therese is 21 and Ruth is 27, and many mentioned afterwards how edifying was this part of the program, presented by young adults, whose generation will soon be prominent in carrying the torch for true Freedom under God.

When Ruth finished speaking, and as I went back to the stage for the final segment, as we passed and shook hands, I bowed in tribute to the brave and dignified Cuban American people, for which Ruth was the perfect ambassador.

The final segment was the 3 minute music video which was put together as a tribute to activists for truth, justice and freedom – for those who are willing to be “in the arena” rather than sit comfortably and smugly on the sidelines of life.

The song was the country/popular song “Dance” by Lee Ann Womack, and the images put with the lines of the song, -- just for showing at our private meeting, -- were from sports events, speeches or appearances by Jim Collier, Howard Phillips, and Pat Buchanan, and from movies ranging from Boystown to The Miracle of Fatima to It’s A Wonderful Life to Braveheart.

Here are the words to the song, with which we will close out this ewire and our coverage of the first national and international Citizens for a Fair Vote Count Convention.

Here are the words to this song, which we used as a tribute to activists:

“Dance”

(First Verse)

I hope you never lose your sense of wonder;

Get your fill to eat, but never lose that hunger; 

May you never take one single breath for granted;

God forbid love ever leave you empty handed;

I hope you still feel small when you stand beside the ocean;

Whenever one door closes -- I hope one more opens;

Promise me that you’ll give faith a fighting chance;

And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance --

(Chorus)

I hope you dance.

I hope you dance.

(Behind the lead singer a chorus sings the following during the chorus:

Time is a wheel in constant motion always rolling us a long

Tell me who wants to look back on their life and wonder, Where those years have gone)

(Second Verse)

I hope you never fear those mountains in the distance;

Never settle for the path of least of resistance;

Life might mean taking chances, but their worth taking;

Loving might be a mistake but it’s worth making;

Don’t let some “helping” heart leave you bitter --

When you come close to selling out reconsider!

Give the heavens above more than just a passing glance --

And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance --

Chorus:

I hope you dance!

I hope you dance!

I hope you dance!

I hope you dance!

Third Verse:

I hope you still feel small when you stand beside the ocean --

Whenever one door closes I hope one more opens --

Promise me that you’ll give faith a fighting chance --

And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance --

(Pause)

Dance!

I hope you dance!

I hope you dance!

I hope you dance!

(End of Song and Music Video)

As the music died down, the final prayer was led with great eloquence by Jerry Heinemann of the Reform Party of West Virginia.

End of the first Citizens for a Fair Vote Count Conference, end of our report.

Jim Condit Jr.
Director, Citizens for a Fair Vote Count

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