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PDJane

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5. Would it be a surprise if it happened precisely as is claimed? No.

Wed Nov 21, 2012, 02:38 PM

Nov 2012

We all are aware that Bush stole both elections; he was installed during 2000, and the vote was stolen in 2004. It's quite clear that this is the case; why would anyone be surprised?

Mind, I'm inclined to believe this, since the disappointment of Mitt and Karl Rove and Allen West was simply too far out there if they hadn't paid to 'win' the election. It was a bit dumb to try the same schtick as was used in 2004, but this lot feel they are above the law and impervious to things like Anonymous.

And yes, conspiracies are far more common than the US population will admit.

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On Anonymous and conspiracy theories. [View all] MadHound Nov 2012 OP

At This Point, Sir, It Is Not Even Known 'Anonymous' Has Any Connection With This Claim The Magistrate Nov 2012 #1

It doesn't even matter. Major Hogwash Nov 2012 #4

That doesn't seem to stop indignant calls demanding Anonymous provide proof Fumesucker Nov 2012 #7

Some part of the collective did release a video warning Rove that he was being watched, prior to the Fire Walk With Me Nov 2012 #8

Where does acceptance or non-acceptance of an anonymous email lead us? randome Nov 2012 #2

All we know is some guy in a mask made outlandish claims on the Internet. geek tragedy Nov 2012 #3

Would it be a surprise if it happened precisely as is claimed? No. PDJane Nov 2012 #5

I totally agree with your assessment, and in light of what Thom Hartmann had to say teddy51 Nov 2012 #9

I totally agree and applaud your stand, TY arthritisR_US Nov 2012 #6

Sometimes it takes time... KansDem Nov 2012 #10

Without addressing Anonymous frustrated_lefty Nov 2012 #11