CODE RED – Computerized Election Theft and the New American Century

[KansDem]

10. I've often wondered about the Homeland Security shutdown of the count...

LEBANON - Citing concerns about potential terrorism, Warren County officials locked down the county administration building on election night and blocked anyone from observing the vote count as the nation awaited Ohio's returns.

County officials say they took the action Tuesday night for homeland security, although state elections officials said they didn't know of any other Ohio county that closed off its elections board. Media organizations protested, saying it violated the law and the public's rights. The Warren results, delayed for hours because of long lines that extended voting past the scheduled close of polls, were part of the last tallies that helped clinch President Bush's re-election.

"The media should have been permitted into the area where there was counting," Enquirer attorney Jack Greiner said. "This is a process that should be done in complete transparency and it wasn't."

Warren County Emergency Services Director Frank Young said he had recommended increased security based on information received from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in recent weeks.

Commissioners made the security decisions in a closed-door meeting last week, but didn't publicize the restrictions that were made until after polls closed.

"If we were going to make a judgment, we wanted to err on the side of caution," Commissioner Pat South said Thursday. "... Hindsight is 20-20. There was never any intent to exclude the press.

"We were trying to protect security."

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http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/11/05/loc_warrenvote05.html

Except Homeland Security didn't issue any warnings in Ohio.

But now, thanks to Jesse Ventura and Greg Palast, we know the whole 9/11 tragedy was to get Bush into Iraq to keep Saddam from selling Iraq oil on the world market.

Saudi Royal Family and the Bushes: friends and business partners.