An Ol’ Broad’s Ramblings
Voter Fraud
‘An Arab Tried to Vote Eight Times, Wearing Different Keffiyehs’
Note: In case you don’t know, a keffiyeh is that dish towel looking thing many Palestinians wear.
An Arab tried to vote eight times, and others attempted to corrupt voting booth monitors and youths voting with other people’s identification cards in last week’s Knesset election.
Must have been taking lessons from the Dhimmicrats.
Religious election monitors fanned out in Arab polling stations throughout Israel on Election Day, February 10. It was the second national election in which religious monitors made use of the parties’ right to send monitors to polling stations in order to supervise the Arab sector. Their activity is estimated to have prevented vote fraud on a massive scale.
Although these monitors seemed to have prevented quite a bit of fraud, I’m wondering how many got past them?
“Some of the polling stations in which we were present had a six percent voting rates, while ones which we could not reach had 60 percent rates,” said Michel David, a project organizer. “Reach your own conclusions.”
Now, why would Israeli-Arabs be going out of their way to cheat in an election? Let me see….hmmmm….
Oooo……ooooo….. I know! Because they wanted to see a spineless gubmint in place, so there would be even MORE appeasement of the terrorists! How’ma doin’?
“In many places where the monitors were active, the actual voting was less than 30 percent, and then the Arabs tried to ‘reach the quota’ of 60 percent, David said. “They were even willing to add a few Likud votes into the mix so that our guys would remain silent, but we refused and foiled the scheme.”
Why would they have a quota? Why wouldn’t people want to vote on their own? It’s a privileged to be able to cast your vote in free elections.
In one station, a person stood outside outside the voting booth and gave money as well as a blue ID card to whoever entered. A complaint was filed to the police.
What? No cigarettes? Most everyone over there seems to smoke. Why not make it worth their while, eh?
A young woman who looked like 18 years old presented an ID card that belonged to a 50-year-old woman with more than six children. The monitor prevented her from voting. In some places, the monitors complained to the station supervisors, who were Jewish, but the supervisors refused to take action against the Arabs and said “this is the tradition here.” Complaints were filed against those supervisors.
A tradition? No wonder they ended up with spineless weasels in charge, appeasing terrorists….freeing murderers in hopes of peace. Bah! Perhaps the Israelis should find themselves some new monitors, AND get rid of those in charge.
sigh…. Who am I to critisize? Look at the garbage we have in power, right here in the U.S. of A. that we voted in. 
