I’m working on a few different things at once for the moment, and thus, posting today has been a bit quieter than usual. Hopefully I’ll have more information on some organizational efforts I’m trying to pull together soon…<\/p>\n
To that end, if you happen to be or know Attorneys, Web Design\/Management organizations, Fundraising groups, PR groups and\/or Political\/Activist organizations who are interested (and\/or aggravated) by everything that has been going on concerning the various Voting Irregularities issues, and who may be willing to invest time, resources and\/or energy into the effort for positive change — and quickly — please have them contact me by email right away<\/a>.<\/p>\n For the moment, only seeking folks and\/or organizations with serious credentials in any of the above areas, as opposed to citizen do-gooders who want to help out. If we’re able to move things forward as I hope, we’ll much need<\/i> all the citizen do-gooders! But for the moment, I need people or organizations with the above creds who might like to come onboard in building a centralized effort for so much of what is going on. I can discuss further details via Email if you contact me.<\/p>\n In the meantime, here’s a quick round-up of a few notable items from the last 12 hours or so…<\/p>\n In the full 11-page report, which can be downloaded here in PDF format<\/a>, Dr. Steven F. Freeman of the U. of Penn. speaks of:<\/p>\n As usual…more to come…<\/p>\n
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\n“Systematic fraud or mistabulation is a premature conclusion, but the election’s unexplained exit poll discrepancies make it an unavoidable hypothesis, one that is the responsibility of the media, academia, polling agencies, and the public to investigate.”<\/div>\n<\/li>\n