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| Dr. David Marlett, Editor | theconservative@usa.net | Number 59 |
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| Dr. David Marlett, Editor | theconservative@usa.net | Number 59 |
http://www.wilderness-cry.net/tcn | ||
9 December 2000
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"In the paper today, a past member said complementary things, but said one thing wrong. She said we should bend a little. That is the problem. We have the truth. When people who have the truth bend, the wicked attempt to break you! We cannot bend even a little bit. We must take up our cross and follow Him. We cannot bow. Today, our cross is this battle. We have outlasted the marshals, the courts, the media and others..…. "
"We are going to keep standing in this place. I am not ashamed of Jesus Christ. This is the will of God. "
"Even if people like Bob Jones III says we are wrong, I am not ashamed. Bob Jones III should be ashamed for going on the T.V. against us. Bob Jones should be ashamed of his Art museum and gallery because of his 30 million dollar tax-deductible subsidy through his 501(c)(3) Art museum. Bob Jones III should be ashamed because he had to allow the sodomites to parade across Bob Jones campus and into the art gallery because he could not "legally" deny them entrance. The gallery is for the "public benefit". There is a division of the secular and the sacred on the Bob Jones campus. It was Bob Jones senior that said you cannot divide the secular and the sacred. Bob Jones III did that very thing by putting the art museum under state control….."
"I am waiting for the day that the Indianapolis Star has for its headlines "God wins!" We know God has already won but I am looking forward to the day the Star recognizes that in the news. "
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"I believe that the majority's decision cannot withstand the scrutiny which will certainly immediately follow under the United States Constitution.
"The majority's decision to return this case to the circuit court for a count of the undervotes from either Miami-Dade County or all counties has no foundation in the law of Florida as it existed on Nov. 7, 2000, or at any time until the issuance of this opinion.
"The prolonging of judicial process in this counting contest propels this country and this state into an unprecedented and unnecessary constitutional crisis.
"I have to conclude that there is a real and present likelihood that this constitutional crisis will do substantial damage to our country, to our state and to this court as an institution."
[Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Wells in his minority dissent following the 4-3 decision to order a recount of Florida undervotes for no apparent reason other than their man hadn't rounded up enough phony votes yet.]
"Conventional wisdom holds that the bitterness and rancor left over from Florida guarantees the Texas governor will be a one-term lame duck. Mr. Bush can turn conventional wisdom on its head by moving strongly and boldly." --Steve Forbes
"You seem...to consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all Constitutional questions: a very dangerous doctrine indeed, and one, which would place us under the despotism of an oligarchy. Our judges are as honest as other men, and not more so. They have, with others, the same passions for party, for power, and the privilege of their corps. ...And their power (is) the more dangerous, as they are in office for life and not responsible, as the other functionaries are, to the elective control. The Constitution has erected no such single tribunal, knowing that to whatever hands confided, with the corruptions of time and party, its members would become despots."
--Thomas Jefferson
Bill Clinton spent $63 million of your tax overpayment on his visit to Vietnam. But all is not lost. At least one photo taken on that junket is competing with "Hanoi Jane's" famous photo for the "timeless images of treason" award. The New York Times featured a front-page photo of Clinton applauding before a bust of Ho Chi Minh.
Speaking of Jane Fonda, she just gave Albert Gore $100,000 to fund his Coup d' Tort. Like peas in a pod....
In fact Jane Fonda is the most famous of the wealthy donors who gave at least $100,000 to fund Democrat Al Gore's month long contest of the presidential election in Florida.
Internet billionaire Steven T. Kirsch was the largest donor to the Gore/Lieberman Recount Committee, according to Internal Revenue Service filings made public yesterday.
Mr. Kirsch, who founded search engine Web site Infoseek.com, gave $500,000 to bankroll Mr. Gore's $3.3 million effort to overturn Republican George W. Bush's certified victory in Florida.
Like most of the major donors to the fund, Mr. Kirsch is a frequent contributor to liberal causes.
Mr. Kirsch was also among the donors to Campaign for a Progressive Future, which sponsored telephone calls to voters during Virginia's Senate campaign that blamed former Republican Gov. George F. Allen for "gun violence" in the state.
Ms Fonda, estranged wife of cable television mogul Ted Turner, made headlines earlier this year when it was reported that she had given $11.5 million to fund an abortion-rights political group called Pro Choice Vote. This may have been done to counter reports in some media that Ms Fonda had become a Christian.
Jack Thompson Friday, Dec. 8, 2000
As bad as it is to be a Florida lawyer this evening, there is one advantage: You learn things before others do.
Here's what I learned from another Florida lawyer who is a Democrat: He was alerted at 11 a.m. today that he should get on a plane from Miami and head to Tallahassee in order to be involved in hand recounts of ballots.
How in the world would he know he was supposed to do that unless someone within the bowels of the Florida Supreme Court leaked what the ruling, which came down five hours later, was going to be?
This is yet more evidence of impropriety by the Florida Supreme Court: a heads-up to partisans to take steps to help deliver the state to Al Gore.
What is a Republican to do? I have called the Miami-Dade County GOP offering to help as an observer at any recounting location. But the high court didn't tell me to do this. I heard it on the news.
[ NewsMax.com ]
Realizing he lost the battle of the chads as one court decision after another weighed against him, the Gore strategy has shifted from the very public, "I want every vote to be counted," to the very surreptitious attempts to either intimidate or entice the electors in the Bush-won States which do not have laws mandating that the electors vote for the candidates elected by the citizens of those States. As it stands at this moment, George W. Bush has 271 electorial votes. Al Gore has 267. If three of Bush's electors cast their ballots for Al Gore instead, Gore would theoretically win the election with 270 votes to Bush's 268...just enough to claim the office of the President of the United States. At least, that appears to be the strategy according to Gore strategist Bob Beckel (Walter Mondale's former campaign manager). And, as shocking as it may seem, Beckel has not been silent about what he is doing--proving once again that in the eyes of a Democrat, there is nothing wrong with stealing if you get what you want. Beckel, when asked by the media after rumors that he had authorized deep background checks on electors in the Bush-won States, boasted that he was "...trying to kidnap these electors in States that Bush won that are not legally bound to him, and that have a right to vote how they want." In other words, the Gore hustle for votes continues.
When the Washington Times contacted Gore, the Vice President said he would "...not accept their votes under those circumstances." Of course, Gore's actions belie his words.
At least one Florida elector has already from Beckel, and shudders at the sound of his name. Marsha Nippert said when she came home on election night, she found her phone lines cut. She said she has already received faxes, phone calls and letters with threatening tones saying she is not being patriotic if she is not willing to switch. The same thing is happening to Berta Moralejo. She is getting up to 25 calls a day, and she is being flooded with mail from all over Florida asking her to "do the right thing" and cast her Bush-committed vote for Al Gore. Surprisingly, all of the letters Moralejo gets are from people who claim to be "independents," not Democrats. In reality, they are Gore campaign workers.
While the Democrats think Berta Moralejo is just a little old lady they can intimidate, Berta is a tough old bird who was raised in communist Cuba and escaped in 1962. In 1998 she worked on Jeb Bush's campaign when he finally defeated the Democratic machine that controlled all of the big-vote voting precincts in southeastern Florida.
Once again, Al Gore and his "steal the vote" thugs have crossed the line, proving that Gore will do anything to steal the White House...and there is not one stolen vote he will not accept since he is convinced he was destined for greatness.
Proverbial Washington insider and Bilderberger illuminate Vernon Jordan, the "friend-of-Bill" who found Monica Lewinsky employment outside the beltway during the height of the Clinton impeachment, was heard to say that when all the chads are counted, George W. Bush will prevail as the winner of the Election of 2000, and it will be Bush, not Al Gore, who is inaugurated as the 43rd President of the United States. One might speculate that Jordan, like the rest of America, is watching the television shenannigans of "History-has-destined-me-to-be-the-leader-of-the-free-world Gore," and his basing his opinions on the media reports that are updated by-the-minute, 24-hours per day. However, Jordan, the consummate insider, is not prone to speculation. He deals in the world of high stakes political reality and global power. He is the eyes and ears of the Bilderbergers in Washington. Jordan, unlike the rest of us, is not prone to idle speculation. When he speaks, politicians and bankers alike, listen. It is clear that the industrialists and bankers who backed George W. Bush with a $108 million bankroll are not going to let Al Gore, the man who believes he is destined to be president, steal the Election of 2000--regardless what the Florida Supreme Court does or does not do.
ALSO
Expect Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan to resign shortly after the inauguration of George W. Bush as the 43rd President of the United States. Expect Robert Rubin, Clinton's Treasury Secretary to be appointed to fill the vacancy.
[ JC Ryter ]
When the thirteen colonies were still a part of England, Professor Alexander Tyler wrote about the fall of the Athenian republic over two thousand years previous to that time:
"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves money from the public treasure. From that moment on the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most money from the public treasury, with the result that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy followed by a dictatorship.
"The average age of the world's great civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through the following sequence:
Professor Alexander Tyler
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