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Petition and national strike ultimatum. Total Recall. That along with the hopeless court task. I think after listening to the experienced NAACP lawyers and what they got out of suing the state of Florida, that a token effort in that direction is all it merits. It is up to the elected schmoes to prove their legitimacy in action on this issue, not vice versa with us crawling on our hands and knees through a Kakaesque process that will linger and dwindle into dead ends.
Is there some magic number that says this much vote fraud is acceptable to ignore and legitimize the outcome? The overlords seem to think so. Without standards we have to demonstrate otherwise and bring down confidence in the charade by an outside the box non-partisan political campaign.
Every citizen should sign and mail a handwritten letter of no-confidence to..???(ideas here, all of a sudden I am not sure) Maybe make Ralph Nader read and count each one under strict supervision.The secretary general of the UN? Our vote is gone. To win it back we should call upon the citizenry to temporarily forego the privilege of privacy. The alternatives can be much much worse.
A mailing to all addresses in the country on the facts and sources of fraud should be done, not relying on media. That'll cost.
Our own spam might be helpful. At least it would hasten a government crackdown on spam.
Unite strategies somewhere. Last time we had petitions, and boycotts, and web sites and this and that, more or less impotent and small and fizzling. I suggest MoveOn as a start but some non-polarizing experienced advocacy group would be nice if we could find any not smeared with labels or compromised. Funny how the anti-globalization coalition of odd bedfellows is so isolated and small. Maybe we could turn that around? The thick skulled libertarians have any integrity?
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