[cia-drugs] TaserCop Syndrome pdf, Virgin Soil Targeted from UK's Big Oil = Gay Commuinty
Big Oil = Gay Community = Virgin Atlantic's Signal of rape of Virgin Soil http://www.commondreams.org/archive/2008/03/24/7845/ 1990's Election Rigging was Narcotics Linked to Mark Thatcher. Here's the TaserCop Syndrome information from Childhood Without War, of the World Peace Plan being attacked as though WWII repeated after 11-9-2001. ALL Narcotics Activity from Hindi Pakistani UK EU Acting Community targeting the World Peace Organizer is IRRELEVANT to the World Peace Organizer ONLY INTERESTED IN WORLD PEACE FOR ALL OF EARTH AS SCHEDULED detailed in the pdf linked here, http://gknot.net/dfusz/CWW_Presentation/TaserCop_NYMinute.pdf TaserCop link to Election Rigging = NO LOGIC USED all Activities Decisions SCHEDULED. CLEAR COMMUNICATIONS NEEDED/b WITH PARTY DELEGATES VOTERS. Don't assume, ASK QUESTIONS. The Internet ENDS ISOLATION opportunities for Vicitimization.Review of Group Policies from Group Administrators is needed to avoid isolation of those obviously trying to communicate, in need of help or being attacked or victimized. TaserCop PDF http://gknot.net/dfusz/CWW_Presentation/TaserCop_NYMinute.pdf Information here on Alleged Crimes Criminal Activity is also at http://childhoodwihtoutwar.net
[cia-drugs] Fwd: sub races
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 11:42 pm Subject: sub races New class of submarine all about mission of stealth The Associated Press 02.17.2008 http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1971861/posts ABOARD THE USS OHIO — Capt. Andy Hale has just worked out and is still in a sweaty T-shirt and shorts as he stands in the battle command center. He is watching a flat-screen display that shows what's happening outside on the bow and the aft. His billion-dollar submarine — the U.S. Navy's newest twist on underwater warfare — is hovering just below the surface off the Pacific island of Guam as a submersible disappears into the dark waters, carrying a team of commandos. The USS Ohio is the first of a new class of submarine created in a conversion from 1970s vessels by trading nuclear-tipped ICBMs for conventional cruise missiles and a contingent of commandos ready to be launched onto virtually any shore through rejiggered missile tubes — against conventional forces or terrorists. The sub's cruise across the Pacific comes as China builds its submarine fleet into the region's largest as part of the bulking up of its military. The voyage is the Ohio's first deployment since the makeover, and Hale is in the odd position of showing the ship off. Commandos aboard It's odd because the sub is all about stealth. Hale can't talk about where the ship is going. The back of the ship, where the nuclear power plant is located, is off- limits. The leader of the SEAL commando contingent aboard can't be named, and the commandos themselves can't be photographed in any way that shows their faces. But, over the next few months, the Ohio will be making a very public statement, training intensively in some of the world's most crowded and contested waters and joining in exercises with America's Asian allies. Instead of hiding them, the Ohio will be showcasing its abilities to elude detection and operate too deeply and quickly to be tracked. Then it will likely do what it does best — vanish. Submarines are the original stealth platform, Hale said. Submarine forces have always viewed the Pacific as a very important strategic area . . . it's certainly grown in importance in the last 10 years. Just about every country with a coastline in Asia wants or has subs. China, Japan, Australia, India, Malaysia, Pakistan, Indonesia, Singapore, Bangladesh and South Korea and North Korea either now have or are planning to acquire them. Most don't pose much of a threat to the more advanced American fleet. But that is changing. Large Chinese fleet While Russia continues to be a factor, China now has the biggest submarine fleet in the region, with nearly 60. The United States has upped its presence in the Pacific and now has more ships — and more subs — in this part of the world than in the Atlantic. But they are still outnumbered. There are many challenges in the Pacific, Hale said. China is certainly one of them, but it is not the only one. China's subs are mainly diesel-powered, meaning they must come up for air more frequently than U.S. nuclear-powered vessels, and their crews are not believed to be as well trained as American submariners, who spend several months at a time at sea. China's fleet is also highly focused on patrolling its own coastal waters and on dealing with potential hostilities over Taiwan, rather than with projecting force, or trying to control faraway shipping lanes. But its the long-term goals remain opaque. Two years ago, a Chinese sub shocked the U.S. Navy by surfacing within torpedo range of the USS Kitty Hawk aircraft carrier near the Japanese island of Okinawa. Beijing claimed the sub was in international waters and was not stalking the carrier, which was taking part in a naval exercise. The growing rivalry was underscored in November, when Beijing refused a scheduled port call by the Kitty Hawk's battle group to Hong Kong, forcing thousands of sailors to spend Thanksgiving at sea. In January, however, China allowed a visit to the port by another U.S. Navy vessel. Washington has repeatedly expressed concern that China is pouring money into expanding its forces. Beijing increased its military budget by nearly 18 percent to about $45 billion last year, the largest annual hike in more than a decade, and U.S. officials believe actual spending is greater. Devil of deterrence The Chinese, meanwhile, are closely watching to see how U.S. concern translates into changes in the U.S. Navy. When the Ohio, which is based in Bangor, Wash., docked at Guam last month, China's official Xinhua news agency called the submarine a warehouse of explosives and a devil of deterrence. If the Ohio turns west from Guam, it would need only hours to travel to the coastal waters of
[cia-drugs] Clinton GOP Schizoid Campaign Tactic Explained, Felony Stalking Activity
Groups like this one, Yahoo, Google political groups are used as a literal Brain trust for those outside the Clinton Campaign or (outside of your campaign) claiming direction of your opponents Campaign. Clinton tried it failed with the, Words are important, argument that fell flat. Watch out! The issues tact of your groups may be used as a Clinton tact. 1. Record your conversations, on the phone, on the Internet, 2. Record your TV watching, 3. Record your daily conversations exposure to information to catch the Clintons your Campaign oppponent in the act of Extreme Invasive Surveilance of an Illegal Electronic Space Satellite Governance System. Why the Aryan Centric Western Campaigns don't solve problems with their National Exposure of so called Issues The Campaign Directors on the outside are of the Narcotic Organizations of Europe who don't have any ideas of the their own on top of NOT CARING about the Issues Problems of the United States Allied Countires. Who is claiming the Director's chair of any Campaign? - Gay Community - Scientologist skilled Hindi Pakistani Stalkers - Narcotics Community - GOP in the Bush Loop of the eyes have it California Syndrome - EU Politicians Commercial Royal Presidents CEO's - UK Actors, Reporters writers acting as Royalty from India Pakistan claiming to have kidnapped the world's Billionaires Millionaires claiming to direct their spending in the stock market claiming to direct YOUR Spending also How to avoid their influence? 1. Question Legislation Decisions made, MAKE SURE YOU ARE AT LIBERTY TO ASK QUeSTIONS WITHOUT ARREST. 2. ASK QUESTIONs, Don't assume Collusion or Culpability. 3. DO NOT TRUST EUROPEANS Hindi Pakistani bas a safety precaution/b. Internationally televised events are used to eNetwork brains eKidnapped direct thought. ANY Pakistan news was used to eNetwork India Pakistan with NON NEWS converage of a NON ISSUE that ended up monopolizing the United States State Department WH attention. THESE EU Hindi Pakistani Narcotics Political Commecial Organizations 've been claiming Rule of Earth influence of Life OF Earth, Natural Resources Weather. Appearance of Aryan or Western Media Dominance is important. Clinton Idea theft Campaign Stalkers ALL LINKED TO NARCOTICS ACTIVITY. Why would 2000-2005's California Billboards look Aryan Western when California's Demographic is less that 10% Aryan Western? Next up, TaserCop Syndrom Breifing Information here on Alleged Crimes Criminal Activity is also at http://childhoodwithoutwar.net
[cia-drugs] Fwd: OIL RUSH! -- As Arctic Ice Melts, U.S. Firm Races to Control North Pole's OIL
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 9:15 pm Subject: OIL RUSH! -- As Arctic Ice Melts, U.S. Firm Races to Control North Pole's OIL U.S. firm lays claim to 'potentially vast' Arctic oil resources Firm lays claim to nearly all of an expected 400 billion barrels Randy Boswell, The Ottawa Citizen,?March 21, 2008 http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=2699b272-8fed-4da6-8c2a-d54390f7d54b A U.S.-based company that has controversially laid claim to nearly all of the Arctic Ocean's undersea oil said yesterday that new geological data suggest a potentially vast petroleum resource of 400 billion barrels. That figure is backed by a respected Canadian researcher who recently signed on as the firm's chief scientific adviser. Las Vegas-based Arctic Oil Gas http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/people/board.asp?symbol=AOAG.PK has raised eyebrows around the world with its roll-of-the-dice bid to lock up exclusive rights to extract oil and gas from rapidly melting areas of the central Arctic Ocean, currently beyond the territorial control of Canada, Russia and other polar nations. [ Sponsor Content ] The company, which counts retired B.C. senator Edward Lawson among its directors, has filed a claim with the United Nations to act as the sole development agent of Arctic seabed oil and gas. The firm acknowledges that the Arctic's petroleum deposits are the common heritage of mankind, but has argued that the polar region requires a private lead manager to organize a multinational consortium of oil companies to extract undersea resources responsibly and equitably. The Canadian government has dismissed the company's alleged claim over Arctic oil as having no force in law, but experts in polar issues have raised alarms about the firm's actions, saying they could disrupt efforts to create an orderly regime for exploiting resources and protecting the Arctic environment under international law rather than a marketplace model. In its latest statement about the polar seabed's enormous reserve potential for petroleum deposits, Arctic Oil Gas cites recent scientific evidence that huge, floating mats of azolla -- a prehistoric fern believed to have covered much of the Arctic Ocean during a planetary hothouse era about 55 million years ago -- decomposed soon after the age of the dinosaurs and exist today as vast hydrocarbon resources trapped in layers of rock below the polar ice cap. Jonathan Bujak, a former geoscientist with the Geological Survey of Canada who now works as a private consultant in Canada and Britain, is described in the Arctic Oil Gas statement as confirming the highly probable validity of recent research pointing to rock layers extremely rich in hydrocarbon precursors throughout the Arctic basin. Mr. Bujak, who previously worked for PetroCanada as a petroleum geologist, co-authored a landmark 2006 study in the journal Nature that first detailed the ancient azolla explosion that shows up today in Arctic seabed core samples. Neither Mr. Bujak nor Mr. Lawson could be reached for comment yesterday. Scientists have predicted that global warming could leave the entire Arctic virtually ice-free for months at a time within 20 years. That prospect has hastened a scramble among nations with a polar coast -- namely Canada, Russia, the U.S., Norway and Denmark, which controls Greenland -- to try to strengthen their scientific claims under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea to extended territorial sovereignty over the Arctic Ocean floor. A report issued last week by the European Union's top two foreign policy officials also highlighted the looming international struggle over Arctic oil deposits. Authored by Javier Solana, the EU's foreign policy chief, and Benita Ferrero-Waldner, Europe's commissioner for external relations, the study pointed to potential consequences for international stability and European security interests as the retreat of Arctic ice makes shipping and oil and gas exploration a reality in the region. Noting the rapid melting of the polar ice caps, the report noted that the increased accessibility of the enormous hydrocarbon resources in the Arctic region is changing the geo-strategic dynamics of the region. Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home.
[cia-drugs] Fwd: Neocons Circle Their Wagons Around John McCain
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 8:58 pm Subject: Neocons Circle Their Wagons Around John McCain 13 March 2008 McCain and PNAC http://laudemgloriae.blogspot.com/2008/03/mccain-and-pnac.html McCain has surrounded himself with the best and brightest from the now-defunct Project for the New American Century: Randy Scheunemann, one of its directors, is serving as McCain’s top foreign policy advisor. He is joined by PNAC’s founder, Bill Kristol, along with Gary Schmitt (President), Robert Kagan (director), and James Woolsey (signatory). More than any other group, PNAC has exerted the greatest influence over the Bush administration with regard to foreign policy. In 1998, PNAC sent a letter to President Clinton (signed by the likes of Cheney, Rumsefeld, Wolfowitz, and others) urging him to effect regime change in Iraq because of Saddam Hussein’s so-called development of WMDs. Clinton responded by initiating Operation Desert Fox, bombing military targets over a period of several days to “degrade” Iraq’s ability to produce nuclear weapons. A mere nine days after 9/11, PNAC sent a letter (signed again by many of the same luminaries) asking that President Bush attack Iraq even if no links to 9/11 were found. The Bush administration promptly proceeded to do just that: according to the testimony of ex-CIA and FBI, every intelligence agent in Iraq was tasked to discover links between Hussein and al-Qaeda. When they came up with nothing, they were ordered to look again. Despite the lack of credible links, the Bush administration proceeded to act as PNAC had requested. PNAC is an intellectual thinktank founded in 1997 by Bill Kristol. Its purpose, as set forth on its website, is to “advance American interests in the new century” by asserting “American global leadership” through “a foreign policy that boldly and purposefully promotes American principles abroad.” This would involve “challeng[ing] regimes hostile to our interests and values” and “preserving and extending an international order friendly to our security, our prosperity, and our principles.” This would all be accomplished, of course, through the use of force, or by the threat of force. PNAC makes no secret of its intent for American global hegemony (in Kristol’s own words, a ”benevolent global hegemony”): in a position paper published in 2000, PNAC advocated the nuclear strategic superiority of the United States, not simply over Russia, but over the world. One of the ways it would promote American military dominance is by “fight[ing] and decisively win[ning] multiple, simultaneous major theater wars.” Can you say frightening? The only thing more bizarre than this plan for world dominance is that PNAC has been so overt and straightforward about it. And more frightening still, these are the men who have filled the Bush administration at its highest levels. It was from PNAC that Bush became persuaded of the triple threat emanating from Iraq, Iran, and North Korea (borrowing David Frum’s famous “axis of evil” phrase). No sooner did PNAC indicate a so-called threat from Iran (a country with no army, no navy, no air force, and no nuclear weapons), then the administration began its saber-rattling. It was a heavy blow to PNAC’s interests when the NIE issued a finding that Iran had halted production of nuclear weapons in 2003 because of international pressure. Cheney, one of the strongest voices opposed to Iran and a PNAC member, is undeterred; he has turned his focus from nuclear weapons to ballistic missiles. If one recalls that the possible presence of a nuclear arsenal in Iraq was the only legitimate justification for a preemptive strike (side issues like the good of liberating Iraqis from Hussein’s oppression and the furtherance of democracy could never be justifications per se for a preemptive war) and that WMDs were never found, one surmises that any future administration controlled by PNAC (such as McCain’s, if elected) will hardly find it necessary to justify a strike based on the actual presence of nuclear weapons. Another excuse will do. One way or another, the plan for American empire will move forward. Case in point: PNAC has proposed establishing permanent bases in Iran even if no real threat exists: Over the long term, Iran may well prove as large a threat to U.S. interests in the Gulf as Iraq has. And even should U.S.-Iranian relations improve, retaining forward-based forces in the region would still be an essential element in U.S. security strategy given the longstanding American interests in the region. If its members get their way, expect an increase in American troops in Iraq, and for a very long time: [T]here is little reason to anticipate that the U.S. air presence in the region
[cia-drugs] CRACKDOWN IN TIBET WILL BOOST ROLE OF SCO
http://jamestown.org/edm/article.php?article_id=2372914 * CRACKDOWN IN TIBET WILL BOOST ROLE OF SCO* By Erica Marat http://jamestown.org/search.php?author=Erica+Marat Tuesday, March 25, 2008 Although the international community has condemned Beijing's crackdown against rioters in the Tibetan Autonomous Region, the Russian government was among the first to show its active support for the Chinese authorities. The riots began March 10, and the subsequent crackdown has caused dozens of civilian deaths. The Russian Foreign Ministry called the ongoing riots in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, illegal, restating its view of Tibet as an inalienable part of China. Moscow has also stated that an international boycott of the Olympic games in Beijing this year would be unacceptable. There are a multitude of reasons for the Russian government's support of China, but at the top of the list are economic and military ties, a shared perception of terrorism threats, and Russia's membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). Besides Russia, the SCO includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. While the international community is primarily concerned that their future relations with China will be complicated by the violent suppression of riots, their reaction to the Tibet situation will inevitably affect China's neighbors and the SCO's internal dynamics. The Tibetan Autonomous Region has emerged as a volatile zone in China where the SCO might potentially play a role. Tibet, located between India and the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, will likely shape the scenarios for future SCO anti-terrorist exercises. The SCO's counter-secessionist campaign has already subtly incorporated the region, but Tibet will now likely have even greater importance for the organization. In suppressing the recent riots in Tibet, Chinese authorities acted within the organization's primary purpose; namely, fighting against the three evils of terrorism, separatism, and extremism. Until recently China has been strengthening the SCO in order to secure Russia's cooperation as well as that of the Central Asian states on its western frontiers. The SCO's annual anti-terrorist exercises, Peace Mission, are designed to train a joint force to deal with security threats arising on the territories of its member states. A scenario dealing with a mass uprising similar to the one in Andijan, Uzbekistan, in May 2005 was used in the SCO's August 2007 exercises at Russia's Povolzhsk-Uralsk military district. With Tibet coming into the picture, the range and scope of the SCO's joint exercises will expand yet again. Both Russia and China have been major investors in Peace Mission activities, while Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan have sought to increase their participation every year. In 2006 Russia and China conducted bilateral anti-terrorism exercises on China's Shandong peninsula in full view of Taiwan. While Moscow and Beijing share a common concern with secessionist movements within their territories, other SCO members have followed their lead on key policies. Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, for example, often mimic Russian foreign policy even when their interests are not directly concerned. The Kyrgyz government, in particular, has been loyally repeating Moscow's foreign policy statements. Similar to Russia, the Kyrgyz Foreign Ministry sought to publicly state its condemnation of Kosovar independence and still refuses to recognize Taiwan's autonomy. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have their own rationales behind their statements in support of the Chinese government. The Kazakh government has backed Beijing's policies in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region that seek to curb separatists movements by the local Turkic population. For Uzbekistan the SCO and Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization represent a multilateral shield against international criticism of its domestic politics. Most analysts in EU governing bodies compare the way the Andijan incident in 2005 was handled with the Chinese government's bloody suppression of demonstrations in Tiananmen Square in 1989. Shortly after the Andijan events, Uzbek President Islam Karimov visited Moscow and Beijing, where he was assured of political support. Finally, growing economic ties between the Central Asian states and China have increased political cooperation between both regions as well. Currently, the SCO's roster includes economically and internationally weak Central Asian states, undermining the group's geopolitical importance. However, the organization has limited options for expansion. India's interest in the Central Asian region, as well as military cooperation with Russia and China, has been increasing in the past few years, making it a potential candidate for full SCO membership. But Pakistan's interest in the organization complicates matters. The possibility of Iranian membership in the
[cia-drugs] Fwd: Saddam's Files Raise Questions About Bush Assassination Claim
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue, 25 Mar 2008 9:43 am Subject: Fwd: Saddam's Files Raise Questions About Bush Assassination Claim ? ? President Bush said lots of things about Saddam Hussein in the run-up to the Iraq War.? But few of his charges grabbed more attention than an unscripted remark he made at a Texas political fund-raiser on Sept. 26, 2002.? After all, this is a guy who tried to kill my dad at one time, Bush said.? The comment referred to a 1993 claim by the Kuwaiti government -- accepted by the Clinton administration -- that the Iraqi Intelligence Service?had plotted to assassinate President George H.W. Bush during a trip to Kuwait that spring. But, curiously little has been heard about the allegedly foiled assassination plot in the five years since the U.S. military invaded Iraq.? A just-released Pentagon study on the Iraqi regime's ties to terrorism only adds to the mystery. The review combed through 600,000 pages of Iraqi intelligence documents seized after the fall of Baghdad, as well as thousands of hours of audio- and video-tapes of Saddam's conversations with his ministers and top aides.? The study found that the I.I.S. kept remarkably detailed records of virtually every operation it planned.? But, they found NO documents that referred to a plan to kill Bush.? The absence was conspicuous because researchers, aware of its potential significance, were looking for such evidence. Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home.
[cia-drugs] Don’t discount Gore-led ticket
/*A compromise candidate could be someone such as former vice president Al Gore, Mahoney said last week during a meeting with this news organization’s editorial board.*/ http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/24/mark-tomasik-dont-discount-gore-led-ticket/ Mark Tomasik: Don’t discount Gore-led ticket By Mark Tomasik http://www.tcpalm.com/staff/mark-tomasik/ (Contact http://www.tcpalm.com/staff/mark-tomasik/contact/) Monday, March 24, 2008 U.S. Rep. Tim Mahoney, whose district includes much of Martin and St. Lucie counties, is hoping he won’t have to attend the Democratic Party national convention in Denver in August. If he does go, that will mean the Democrats still haven’t decided a nominee for the presidential election. And if neither Sen. Hillary Clinton nor Sen. Barack Obama has clinched the nomination by August, Mahoney says we may see a brokered convention, meaning the nominee could emerge from a negotiated settlement. “If it (the nomination process) goes into the convention, don’t be surprised if someone different is at the top of the ticket,” Mahoney said. A compromise candidate could be someone such as former vice president Al Gore, Mahoney said last week during a meeting with this news organization’s editorial board. If either Clinton or Obama suggested to a deadlocked convention a ticket of Gore-Clinton or Gore-Obama, the Democratic Party would accept it, Mahoney said. Mahoney, who is one of the superdelegates who gets to cast a vote at the convention, hasn’t endorsed a candidate. He said he doesn’t intend to endorse anyone because “I don’t see it as my job as a district representative” to endorse a nominee for the presidential race. If neither Clinton nor Obama has enough delegates to secure the nomination by the time the convention starts Aug. 25, Mahoney will have to cast a superdelegate vote for someone. Superdelegates make up about one-fifth of the total number of delegates to the convention and are free to support any candidate for nomination. Most superdelegates are current or former elected officeholders or party officials. As an uncommitted superdelegate, Mahoney said he has been wooed by Clinton and Obama for an endorsement. Clinton has been the more aggressive solicitor, Mahoney said. Mahoney said he has met twice with Obama. He has met more often with Clinton. Two weeks ago, Mahoney attended a cocktail party at Clinton’s house in Washington, D.C., he said. Mahoney told of how impressed he is by Clinton’s commitment to helping people and her human touch. When Clinton learned that Mahoney’s daughter is interested in horses, she called the girl to encourage her interest, Mahoney said. While Mahoney hasn’t committed to either contender, he clearly likes Clinton and her stance on issues. He praised her for having a grasp of matters of importance to Floridians, especially homeowners insurance reform. (He also made the point that Sen. John McCain, the apparent Republican presidential nominee, is the only candidate in either party not to support national reform of homeowners insurance.) Mahoney described Clinton as being “incredibly bright, very personable” and having “an unbelievable grasp of policy” during his meetings with her. Mahoney said he had intended to skip the convention because “I have better things to do in my district” than attend what recently has become a glorified pep rally. He will stay away if his superdelegate vote isn’t needed. Meanwhile, he’s lobbying to get the results of the Jan. 29 Florida primary vote to count. The national Democratic Party and its chairman, Howard Dean, stripped Florida of its delegates as punishment for violating party rules by moving up the state’s primary date from March to Jan. 29. Dean banned the Democratic candidates from campaigning in Florida. Still, a record 1.75 million Democrats voted in the Florida primary. Clinton won by 17 percentage points. A recent statewide poll of registered Democratic voters by the St. Petersburg Times and its television partner showed that the campaigning boycott of Florida had little effect on Democratic voters’ choices in the Jan. 29 primary. The poll showed that 56 percent said the lack of campaigning had “no effect at all” on their vote. Also, 77 percent of the people polled said that it is “very important” to them that the results of the Jan. 29 primary count. Mirroring our editorial board’s position and the poll results, Mahoney said the Jan. 29 results should be counted and the full slate of delegates should be seated at the convention. “The delegates have to be treated fairly and responsibly and given full weight,” Mahoney said. The St. Petersburg Times poll showed that one in four state Democrats might not vote for the party’s nominee if Florida delegates aren’t given a full say in the presidential nomination. That would seem to indicate that all Florida Democratic candidates for office in November could be in
[cia-drugs] Akha Journal: Ride for Freedom Update
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