The GOP is Certain to Win in 2006, Unless...By: Ernest Partridge

  ^{Psalm 84 12}O LORD of hosts, blessed is the man that trusteth in Thee.

 

Dr. Partridge's paper is lengthy and well-written.  I have excerpted it here.  He does not mention God directly, but does give several examples of recent miracles that have mitigated the drive toward planetary suicide.    He ends with suggestions for winning in 2006, and I have added a couple of ideas.  Peace, Carol Wolman

 

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July 25, 2005

The GOP is Certain to Win in 2006, Unless...

By: Ernest Partridge

Crisis Papers, The

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I have frequently been accused of being hopelessly optimistic. Perhaps so: thats what keeps me going.

But now, for those who thrive on gloom and doom  it's your turn.

Heres the very bad news: the Democrats will almost certainly lose in 2006 and again in 2008.

Three essential reasons: (a) the GOP and the Bush junta simply cannot afford to lose, (b) they can prevent their defeat no matter what the voters have to say about it (as they have in the last three elections), and (c) apparently the Democratic Party, the media, and law enforcement are unable and/or unwilling to do anything about it.

A GOP win in 2006 and 2008 seems simply inevitable: as "inevitable" as LBJs re-election, Nixon completing his second term, and the endurance of the Soviet Union and apartheid South Africa. By this I mean that all this would have come to pass but for some extraordinary and unforeseen developments. Nothing less will budge the GOP from the White House and the Congress. After all, their private sector supporters count and compile the votes with secret software  and do so with no official independent means of validation. These facts about voting in the United States are publicly known and undisputed. And yet, despite compelling and unrefuted evidence of voting fraud, no one, except some determined citizen groups and a small minority of members of Congress, appear to be bothered enough to take action...

 

Partridge goes on to explain in detail why the Republicans are bound to win.  He ends with:

 

 

Is there any hope?

Not if things continue as they are.

There may have to be a dramatic disruption in the flow of events. And there is no guarantee that this disruption wont have horrible consequences. For example, if Al Qaeda manages to slip a nuclear device into a shipping container and it goes off in one of our ports, all bets are off. Martial Law is a distinct probability, and American Democracy will be a goner.

As it happens, Bushs Department of Homeland Security has done precious little to intercept such horrors. And who knows, Valerie Plame Wilsons covert operation just might have been able to intercept it  had she been allowed to stay on the job.

Hopefully, if a different kind of dramatic disruption comes around, it will work to our favor. For all we know, it may even now be in its early stages: the Rove/Plame/CIA scandal may be at the third-rate burglary phase, with the analogs to the cancer on the Presidency and the White House tapes still to come. The new deep throat may yet enter the stage...

 

He ends with suggestions for the 2006 elections.  I would add:  1) Make impeachment the center of the campaign, by running an impeachment candidate, on any ticket, in every Congressional district.  A Republican has already declared his candidacy on this platform, in Vermont.  2) Give all registered non Republicans absentee ballots, to be mailed in.  This will ensure the counting of these votes, and circumvent the corrupt machines.

 

 

In the name of the Prince of Peace,  Carol Wolman