06 Mar 2014 19:08:06 here is a question to everyone, do you think the… · #9093

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06 Mar 2014 19:08:06
here is a question to everyone, do you think the voting polls would be rigged if a candidate was anti establishment?Julian Assange tried to get elected a few years back (obviously because he is sort of imprisoned ) and I don't know how the Aussies down under see Assange but I am pretty sure if he was British he would be treated as a hero and you would get masses of people voting for him, so a world case scenario for the powers that be is a anti establishment figure that can not be bribed, can not be scared and has no skeletons in the closest , would they manipulate the vote?

 

Not Registered
Everyone has their price, everyone fears something and everyone has skeletons in the closet.

That said someone like him wold never be allowed to stand, too much of a threat.
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Not Registered
I assume it would be a lot easier to fix the result since the onset of postal voting, if need be.

Harold
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The link you posted the other day re Ukraine situation should answer this Franky. The geopolitical writer on the podcast said Nixon (I think) was put in place, and he said he didn't want to say voted in. I think almost all elections are rigged in some way. Look at the Australian political situation. We now have our own Obama. Making decisions that outrage the public and only serve corporations. He didn't stand on these policies but now pushes them on us. Something I doubt Labor would've.

Melbourne CFC
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frankyscouser
That's what got me thinking mate, countries around most of the world are being lead by parties that have not there best interests at heart, they are pandering to the elite-st and let's say there was a figure a iconic figure who grabbed every ones attention like say MLK the establishment simply would not allow it, there would be to much to lose, could you imagine Assange getting elected?it would not happen either it would be another JFK scene or most likely they would downplay any support he had and lie, they are elected to lie/spin and like its been mentioned on this site the leaders of most countries all over the world know in advance they will lead there county twenty years or so in advance.
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Not Registered
Skeletons in the closet can also be created if need be. No one is bullet proof to any stories that can be created.
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Hey franky, I think all major election results are manipulated. To this we have the testimony of one of the programmers who was involved in the development of the voting software used in USA elections.

No one that would hinter the establishments agenda will be allowed to occupy a position of power. Some of them (JFK etc. ) turn afterwards, but they are promptly silenced and/or removed.

Political parties are based on the concept of partitioning. That which divides society is by definition doing so without society's best interests at heart.

Anon, in regards to human vulnerability to the manipulation of their insecurities, the expression "nothing left to loose" springs to mind. When one overcomes basic insecurities and ignorance, they overcome fear. That is how one achieves freedom/sovereignty. Once one is out of the box, one knows how to not be boxed again.
zari
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frankyscouser
Agreed zari nothing politically can be done apart from the odd mass demonstration.
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Larken Rose said something along the lines of "Protests rarely ever achieve anything, this is evident by the fact that there are wars still going on". Open disobedience on the other hand has been proven to lead to some remarkable achievements.

Demonstrating/protesting is now regulated by the judicial arm of the establishment. Permits are a prerequisite and are usually only provided for political party organized and endorsed purposes.

When one is asked by establishment enforcers if one has a permission for protesting, one should calmly state that they are not protesting but are rather peacefully exercising their right of expression.
zari
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