Voter Fraud in American — and we're worried about Democracy in foreign lands?
(Note: Some material on this page reflects personal opinion.)

I recently learned we have states that do not provide a way to verify whether a person has voted more than once. Without this basic safeguard in place, how can any election be trusted as valid? A quick Google search will provide information of states that allow people to walk into any voting precinct and vote. No computer check is done to see if they are a legal, properly registered, or registered at a different locality. Once a person has voted they can simply go to another precinct, and vote again. Is it any wonder how some individuals have won an election?

In less than five minutes, I found this to be so in Ohio and Wisconsin.

Side note: Wisconsin tried to pass a law, very liberal, but it did not include a photo ID. Voters appear to want a requirement for a photo ID to register and vote. Wisconsin Patriot Groups tried to improve legislation, but the law did not pass—it wasn’t even brought up for a vote.

I stopped my research there to take time to write this little essay. Evidence is strong that we need help against voter fraud from ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) and sloppy state performance, or lack thereof. With ACORN in the center of this and the many investigations of fraud and money mis-handling, I understand why ACORN continually changes their name.

Then there is Minnesota where the left wing activist group, ACORN, was busy registering every warm body they could find. They were aided by Minnesota's absurd same-day registration law. In Minnesota, election officials trust but don't verify. How many illegal immigrants, felons, non-residents and other ineligibles did ACORN manage to get to the polls? We'll never know. But you can bet it was a whole lot more than Al Franken's razor-thin margin of victory. Read the excerpt from Personal Liberty.

Obviously, Washington D.C. is not the only thing that is broke. If a state has issues that allow for bad elections, how can those same votes be trusted to be valid when sending people to Washington?

A Look at Broken Government Businesses and How to Fix Them

U.S. Postal Service established in 1775 — After 235 years government-run mail has not been successful - get rid of it. Sell it off to private industry, offer it to FedEX, UPS, DHL or any one interested in taking parts, all, or whatever. Provide a safe guard of retirement to those employees that have been promised such with the sell off. Put the money in the General Treasury.

Social Security established in 1935 — After 75 years it has been robbed, mismanaged and is totally bankrupt. Phase it out through attrition keeping the promise to those currently on it, and privatize it with options. There are plenty of plans and options suggested to get this rolling. This was the beginning of Socialism in our country sold under a bill of goods as a safety net for Americans. We need to understand something very important here. Social Security was a direct result of the creation of the Central Control Bank that our forefathers spoke against. A private group of, mostly foreign elites with banking interests in Europe, banded together and came up with the name of "The Federal Reserve Bank" to make people think it was run by the Federal government. Those who believe this might believe that Federal Express is run by the government too. I apologize for insulting you. I know you are smarter than that. I was being facetious. End the control of our monetary system by the Federal Reserve Bank. The solution was established in 1943, see the FREE downloadable book entitled "Land Lords of the World." This book will tell you the complete history and facts and this unconstitutional crime against "we the people."

Medicare and Medicaid established in 1965 — Now over 45 years and same as above, mismanaged, expanded and broke. Do the same as with Social Security, privatize it. Government does not belong in the insurance business or the health business, and it is totally NOT constitutional for it to do so. We all know there are plenty of insurance companies that can do a far better job at this and I bet cheaper and without being robbed by politicians.

Fannie Mae established in 1938 — Seventy one (72) years into the loan business and look what Congress has done with it. Fire these SOB's and put in back where it belongs, in the private sector, but remember, we have to get rid of the Federal Reserve Bank's control over regulation and fractional reserves. Again see the books, Land Lords of the World or World Held Hostage by Debt to become knowledgeable in these areas, or see any of the many informational sites on the Internet.

Freddie Mac established in 1970 — 40 years of making a mess - same as above for the cure.

The "War on Poverty" began in 1964 — 46 years of entitlements (unconstitutional) never spent money where it really should have been. Well guess who has always done a better job? Yup, private charities and faith-based organizations in the private sector. Stop this crap immediately and provide tax breaks for those who support these worthy organizations and causes. Stop government fraud and abuse. Think ACORN. If ACORN wants to exist, fine, they can, but not with tax dollars.

The Department of Energy was created in 1977 to lessen our dependence on foreign oil. It has ballooned to over 16,000 employees with a budget of $24 billion a year and we import more oil than ever before. You had 33 years to get it right and it is an abysmal failure.

Amtrak, government run since 1971 — broke, a taxpayer boondoggle. Get rid of it also. Business knows how to run business far better than government ever will. Stop trying to be a Marxist government and a Socialist/Communist government. We were not established that way, nor do we the people want to be. - Stop stifling free enterprise with over regulation and unreal controls.

With the current administration in Washington D.C. we have destruction of America through the unconstitutional redistribution of money by means of TARP, STIMULUS, Cash for Clunkers, and every other contrived scheme of control thought up by greedy politicians and lobbyists for years. It's enough to make any American sick to their stomach. I believe it is a terrible sin, but since Congress does not believe in God, they certainly do not know what constitutes a sin.

I would bet there are over 3,000 laws on the books related to "Thou shall not kill." How many different ways must people be told something that basic? Congress and presidents have tossed aside natural law and God for man-made laws that are counter productive to society's survival. One would think it is time to throw those mountains of books away and use those 10 commandments they want to remove from every school, court system, agency and organization in America. I find that disgusting and apprehensible.

Where do we go from here? How do we fix it?

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