information overload!!! - what do we know?

there's so much info on here, a lot of good stuff but also some that's not so critical - is there any way or any where to collect what's really important, and filter out the red herrings? this would be useful for people writing articles and trying to get things out into the mainstream media, and also just for working out where we're at.

i noticed there's a wiki on http://nov2truth.org/ewiki/index.php but doesn't seem to be getting much use, and i've put up a wiki page here: http://www.legjoints.com/AmericanElectionFraud/ with links to things i think are good, but have probably missed loads of things, so please add things if you want. on those wiki sites anyone can edit pages and create new pages - maybe there's a way of doing similar on here but i've not found it yet.

Edited because read does not equal red"

I think, on your legjoints website, that you've covered some of the more informative sites that are disiminating information about the election mess.

Personally, living in a decidely red state (VA), I'm sitting tight and waiting for some of the election investigators to release some of the info that they've found. I read somewhere that over 30,000 incidents of voting irregularities have been reported. What we need is some hard evidence. Then we kick the bastards in the teeth and take our country back!

i think part of the problem is the confusion - maybe a deliberate tactic. and i don't think we can wait for other people to release things - we have to do it, things have already been discovered and released, and we have to make it accessible to people who haven't been following the story as closely as we have.