Kerry Accused of Election Frauid-"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"

[Nambe]

PRWEB

In letters to major news publications, the American Computer Science Association accused John Kerry of making fraudulent and false claims regarding John McCain and President Bush, regarding the behavior of the Bush Campaign during the 2000 elections toward John McCain. (Source: "New Internet Ad: George Bush is Up to His Old Tricks" http://www.johnkerry.com/pressroom/releases/pr_2004_0821c.html) ACSA has also indicated it will be legally requesting full disclosure of the current certified medical records of John Kerry and Bill Clinton.

It indicated that Kerry quickly pulled the McCain ads after McCain became aware that ACSA intended to sue Kerry and bring McCain's involvement in Genocide against the Navaho in Arizona once more to the public forefront. However, the publicity damage was done, leaving the public in a position once again to ignore McCain's Genocide against the Navaho, and Kerry's (and several other Democrats') rabid support for the law that perpetrated the Genocide. (Reference: "CAIN2000: Am I My Brother's Keeper?" ..

Bushista Mugger * * Kendra D-Ore
The Last Four Years in a Nutshell

[KittyWampus]

1. May I Ask How You Found This "Gem", Nambe?

Edited... just tried re-reading it.

It is really as outlandish as I first thought.

[Nambe]

15. I took a sip of yesterday's coffee and it jumped out of the engine.

This newswire is struggling a bit and is a little twisted and bitter over the new success of US Newswire, picked up by Kerry's Campaign and consequently Yahoo and then by jealous repugs. From the spelling, I think they have started hitting the sauce.

[HereSince1628]

2. Huh?? What the hell is a geek association's interest in Kerry's health?

Yes, I AM ignorant. Please connect the dots.

[chiburb]

3. And why should I read a press release that can't spell "fraud"?

[alittlelark]

4. It's a fringe freak group with 'honest soulding' name

http://www.acsa2000.net/

check out their site, they're whacked.

[xxqqqzme]

11. that site is totally whacked.

There is nothing relating to computers or the electronic sciences. They have even less association computers and science than I do.

[radwriter0555]

5. LOL! have you SEEN these freaks?????? They're gop fascists

is all, and utterly non-credible and irrelevent.

http://www.acsa2000.net/

[Autobot77]

6. Bunch of Liars

Its seems that most of their claims can be easily debunked.They claim that the Swiftboat Vets for Truth have been after Kerry in everone of his campaigns since 1969. Didn't they just form recently?

[denverbill]

7. Why the hell does American Computer Scientists Association

give a damn about Indians being relocated?

That seems to be the primary concern of their 'organization'. You would think it would be issues relating to computer science.

[TahitiNut]

9. It's a fraudulent organization that's been a joke in the MIS/IT community

... for a long time.

[denverbill]

16. What is it? Like one disgruntled Republican American Indian?

Who happens to also be in IT?

This has to be the stupidest 'group' against Kerry that I've ever seen.

[struggle4progress]

19. Wingnuts have been busy setting up phony organizations ...

... to make it sound like their tired old ideas are coming from multiple sources. Another example is www.techcentralstation.com , where (under an ill-advised attempt at hip geekiness) you can find the usual crypto-fascist barf.

[Media_Lies_Daily]

8. "Latest Breaking News"?? How about "Latest Breaking Crap", instead?

[iconoclastic cat]

14. Now, there's a forum where I could really do some damage!

[sinkingfeeling]

10. The letter was written by Jack A. Shulman, who believes AT & T

developed the transistor in 1947 with help from UFO aliens!

[mumon]

12. Oh, right!

The REAL one is the ACM - the Association for Computing Machinery.

This is another wack job.

[daleo]

13. What does this have to do with "Computer Science"

Maybe they have an interest in rigged computer voting.

[htuttle]

17. PRWEB isn't really a 'news' source

It only carries press releases (from just about anybody). They neither filter out nor comment on the content.

In short, it's like Indymedia in a fancy suit with richer clientele.

[Nevernose]

18. Why isn't this site the poster child for an anti-drug commerical?

Instead of the pan smashing the kitchen around in the anti-heroin ad, or the guys running over the little girl in the anti-pot ad?

Just put this on the TV, scroll down, and have a voice-over that says "This is what methamphetamine will do to you, kids."

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

22. It looks to me...

From the structure of the site and the verbiage presented, that perhaps "Dr." Schulman has a problem with a very serious psychiatric diagnosis.

Google "word salading" for more.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

20. More on Jack A. Schulman

http://users.erols.com/feanor17/interveiw.html

http://english.pravda.ru/letters/2001/08/20/12885.html



Now I remember this guy! He was behind a huge hoax some time back. From the looks of his site, he has slipped the surly bonds of sanity.

I am gonna look for more and inquire of my old netbuddy, the estimable and gnostic Kent Steadman.

[Moderator]

21. I'll move this to GD2004

so you all can continue to debunk it.

In the future, let's be a little more careful about sources.

[John_H]

23. My Grandmother puts a release up on PR web every time

she makes a pan of cabbage rolls.