... repubs have a million tricks. In 2004 the favorite was arranging for a a shortage of voting machines in democratic districts. In 2000 - well, we all know what happened there. Bush petitioned the SCOTUS to stop the recounts and they did. They also love to go to democratic districts in states that ban felons from voting and disenfranchise everyone with the same last name as a felon. So, expanding on your theory that George Bush is a ...

...in advance of the Green Party Recount from the 2004 election is a...Libertarian Parties paid for a statewide recount where 3 percent of the vote...., replaced hard drives before the recount was conducted. In Hocking County, ..., Sherole Eaton questioned this and recounted the incident in sworn affidavits used... you have the ability to recount manually the paper ballot itself,... against a sample of hand recounting." In November 2008, approximately 30 ...

... if appropriate under the circumstances." Under that policy, scores of people have been sedated every year since then, usually with heavy psychotropic drugs. Some countries forbid the practice. The medical files for several deportees recount disputes between U.S. officials, who wanted to inject a subject, and foreign officials, who would not allow it. Immigration guards and a public health nurse ran into trouble in May 2004, during a ...

..., which in a democratic district seem to tend to be demoncrates. ****** In 2000 - well, we all know what happened there. ****answer Sure, Bush won **** Bush petitioned the SCOTUS to stop the recounts and they did. ****answer Actually, that was a moot ruling since Florida had already certified the election results by the time the court issued that ruling. Further why shouldn't the court make that ruling when Florida ...

.... Really, and how exactly did he do that? The repubs have a million tricks. In 2004 the favorite was arranging for a a shortage of voting machines in democratic districts. In 2000 - well, we all know what happened there. Bush petitioned the SCOTUS to stop the recounts and they did. They also love to go to democratic districts in states that ban felons from voting and disenfranchise everyone with the same last name as a felon.

... if appropriate under the circumstances." Under that policy, scores of people have been sedated every year since then, usually with heavy psychotropic drugs. Some countries forbid the practice. The medical files for several deportees recount disputes between U.S. officials, who wanted to inject a subject, and foreign officials, who would not allow it. Immigration guards and a public health nurse ran into trouble in May 2004, during a ...

... Tibet and India. So what? Alright, another issue is the so called virgin birth of Jesus as documented. Forget the religious aspects, but did you know that every major religion/path from every continent on the earth recounts such "myths" as a virgin birth, death and ressurrection into enlightment in some form or other? Again, such cultures / groups are totally disconnected by time & space. I simply ask myself --- why is this so?...

... the New; Catholic Encyclopedia (R. Lilmouzin-Lamothe, s.v. Taxil, Leo) says about Leo Taxil. Taxil purported to reveal the existence of "Palladium," the most secret Masonic order, which practiced devil-worship, He recounted the story of its high priestess Diana Vaughan: and ended by publishing the Memories d'une ex-Palladiste after her conversion t0 Catholicism. When doubts began to spread, Taxil realized the time had come to end the ...

... if appropriate under the circumstances." Under that policy, scores of people have been sedated every year since then, usually with heavy psychotropic drugs. Some countries forbid the practice. The medical files for several deportees recount disputes between U.S. officials, who wanted to inject a subject, and foreign officials, who would not allow it. Immigration guards and a public health nurse ran into trouble in May 2004, during a ...

... like to analyze and try to reproduce the results so as to further build backing for the general theory of magick. That's going to be the trick, finding replicable results. You'll find many people eager to recount past experiences that seemed magical to them but can't reproduce the effects on demand. You'll find many people who will claim that pretty much anything that happens after they did this or that magical operation is a "...