by toscaveritas » Wed Jul 13, 2005 10:09 pm
ok one last time for clarification: <br><br>i chose 'veritas' over three years ago on Yahoo, because I dedicated myself towards finding TRUTH! Veritas simply means that in LATIN, which is , last time I checked, a language that was around much earlier than Yale! I work in the medical field, where latin is OFTEN used, so I had a natural affinity towards it, basta!<br><br>the 'stephens' was my mistake. I came home, saw your post and was very upset, sorry for using the wrong name for you. I just started typing and didn't even check to see if I was using the correct name. No, I never posted on DU before Friday last week- check to make sure-I was never there!<br><br>Finally, I'm not going to split hairs with you over what is 'implied' or what YOU interpret as to what I said. Given the information out there that Andy uncovered, it is up to every one to research and find out which precise election procedures are used in their city, county or state, and determine for themselves if they are legitimate and if one should participate or not!<br><br>My personal evalution of the situation in MY state is, that this is a crime on a massive scale against the people and democracy. The result is an illegitimate government- which many dems never stopped saying about Bush after the 2000 debacle. I don' t think that I'm so far off with my assessment either. <br><br>Is is a crime to rig elections? Is it a crime to lie about results, make up fake numbers, throw away memory cards with thousands of votes,etc etc>? Is corruption of elections a crime? What is the foundation of our 'democracy'? How is legitimacy of a government/administration establishedin a Democracy?<br><br>I mean, if I know that an election is my state is about to be STOLEN/rigged/ manipulated- and I have proof thereof-- what is the point of still going? I live in a RED state which is FULLY and totally corrupt. I don't know where you live, but in MY state, a crime is being committed against the people. I stand by that-- And as far as I can recollect, and it has been many moons since Andy and I had that conversation , he also felt it was a crime in MY state. And he understood why I didn't vote.YOu can read into this all you want, analyze, speculate and even hypothesize-- it doesnt change anything. It was a sad conversation, yes, resignation-- ultimately only with the hope, that if enough people learn about this and demand honest , open elections, something will finally change! <br><br>I've learned from this conversation and I thank you for the benefit of the doubt. I apologize for strong wordings that may have been misleading. This is a very emotional time of grieving and I probably shouldnt have posted at all about Andy. We were very close and I've lost a very close friend. . If what I've written was confusing, I also apologize. <br><br>regarding your comment about Andy having been murdered--- imho-- nothing is impossible, when it comes to dealings of the cabal of death, who currently run matters. And that is all I can say about that. <br><br><br>I know I said i was going to bury this earlier, but had to respond one last time. I hope this can be buried now, if we can't bury this for the sake of peace of mind, maybe we can at least to honor Andy, whom we both apparently loved and admired? Is that ok?<br><br>thank you<br>tosca (an italian name -opera by Giacomo Puccini)<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> <p></p><i></i>