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Originally Posted by Brosnarp
If you believe that exit polls are accurate, you might want to look at the results of the democratic primary in New Hampshire. Exit polls showed it close, but Kerry won with a 13 point advantage.
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There was no conflict there. All election were rigged, either it's final or primary. So the exit polls were all different from results. All the winners were the favourite of Inside group not of people. Inside group needs war, that's why they made Kerry a winner over Dean. Kerry votes for Iraq war and Dean is anti-war. And between Kerry and Bush, they choose the most evil one.
That's why you see exit poll favors Kerry but he lost 48% to 51%. And you saw a close tight in primary but Kerry won 13%.
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Bush was elected not by people but inside group (3) (11/26)
Bush sold his soul to devil
The fraud in 2004 election was vast and wide spreaded. And almost all of them favored Bush and GOP. It was a well planed rig. No other group then intelligence could carry out such an operation.
As a matter of fact, there might have been a long history to manipulate election. Only at that time it was covert and in small scale. It became evident in 2000 election when inside group create a suspending case in Florida. When Clinton left White House, he left for us a historical budget surplus. Demo did good in economy. There was no reason for people to change regime.
But good economy was not the interest of D.O.J.. What they needed was an expanding police power. For that power they had created Oklahoma bombing. They failed to pass a bill similar to Patriot Act after the Oklahoma bombing. They prepared for a bigger one - 9/11. But needed someone to carry it out.
That was why there was a pending case in Florida. The situation gave inside group a base to negotiate a deal with candidate. The merchandise was a terror attack and war, the payment was the seat of Presidency. There was a month long process for the negotiation. Bush won the deal at last. He sold his soul to the devil. He promised to activate Iraq war if he became President. He got it.
In the book "The Price of Loyalty" written by former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill which provided about 19,000 pages of documents. It revealed Bush determined to go to war in Iraq even before the 9/11 attack.
That was why we saw Bush behaved so unusual after 9/11.
Re: "On the evening of Sept. 12, 2001, according to a newly published memoir, President Bush wandered alone around the Situation Room in a White House emptied by the previous day's calamitous events. Spotting Richard A. Clarke, his counterterrorism coordinator, Bush pulled him and a small group of aides into the dark paneled room.
"Go back over everything, everything," Bush said, according to Clarke's account. "See if Saddam did this."
"But Mr. President, al Qaeda did this," Clarke replied.
"I know, I know, but . . . see if Saddam was involved. Just look. I want to know any shred."
Reminded that the CIA, FBI and White House staffs had sought and found no such link before, Clarke said, Bush spoke "testily." As he left the room, Bush said a third time, "Look into Iraq, Saddam."
At last, Bush using a fake "WMD" to start the Iraq war. He fulfiled the deal and proved he is a royal puppet. That was probably why he was chosen again in election 2004.