There is damning evidence that shows that this vote is a fraud. Just from the video and the pictures alone, we can see errors! Can you imagine how much is wrong? This is the Best Video proof you will also ever get showing the votes were changed to NO on purpose!
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Showing posts with label fraud. Show all posts
5 Oct 2012
3 Oct 2012
'Banks rob us!'
Canadian girl becomes Internet sensation after exposing banksters. Economists around the world are struggling to break free of the clutches of the financial crisis. But a twelve-year-old Canadian knows what needs to be done. Victoria Grant took the Internet by storm overnight, after a video of her slamming Canada's banks for robbing the people went viral. RT talks to internet sensation Victoria Grant and her mother Marcia Grant. See her full speech here.
4 Jan 2012
Sarkozy named in arms deal corruption scandal
Nicolas Sarkozy has been named by an investigation into an alleged party funding corruption scandal said to have led to the deaths of 11 French engineers in a Pakistan bomb attack. It is claimed Mr Sarkozy must have been aware of the establishment of a shell company suspected of diverting cash from arms sales commissions to fund the 1995 presidential campaign of then prime minister Edouard Balladur.
The commissions, paid as part of arms sales to Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, were not illegal under French law at the time, but channelling the money back to France was, and remains so. Magistrates also allege the subsequent freezing of the payments by President Jacques Chirac led indirectly to a bomb attack on a bus in Pakistan which killed 11 French engineers.
9 Dec 2011
Fears of Slavic spring in Russia as protests grow
MAJOR unrest has broken out in Russia after Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's controversial election win on Sunday. Protesters claim the parliamentary poll was rigged. There have been demonstrations in Moscow and other big cities.
Authorities imposed a TV news blackout on the unrest but Putin's opponents have got round it — by using Facebook, Twitter and a host of Russian social websites to organise peaceful protests. So far more than 40,000 have pledged online to attend a rally on Moscow's Revolution Square tomorrow.
Some believe the protests could become part of a wider Slavic Spring — which will echo the Arab Spring that saw the fall of several unpopular regimes around the Middle East this year. Katia Mironova, a 22-year-old Moscow student, vowed to take part and said: "The TV reporting is disgusting. "Vladimir Putin must think that if people can't see it on the news, they won't know about the demos and arrests over election fraud. He mocks our intelligence."
Already there are stark warnings that things could get nasty. The authorities insist a mere 300 protesters may legally attend the rally. (The Sun)
Russia: Respect Right to Peaceful Protest – Human Rights Watch
6 Dec 2011
Russia election descends into violence as riot police clash with protesters
Moscow riot police arrest opposition leaders Alexey Navalny and Ilya Yashin as crowds opposed to Vladimir Putin take to streets.
Several thousand people have taken to the streets of Moscow shouting "Down with Putin" as international observers in Russia's parliamentary elections speak of flagrant violations. Some scuffles were reported and Russian police said they had detained more than 300 protesters.
The OSCE says the vote was slanted in favour of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's party, United Russia. President Dmitry Medvedev insisted the election had been fair and democratic.However, a White House spokesman, Jay Carney, expressed "serious concerns". United Russia won the election, but with a sharp drop in its support, ahead of Mr Putin's bid to return to the presidency next March.
Update:
Anger over a Russian election marred by widespread violations and the shadow of Vladimir Putin's likely return to the presidency broke into violence late on Monday, as thousands of people took to the streets of Moscow in protest.
Several thousand people, mainly young men, filled a park in central Moscow to listen to liberal opposition leaders call for Putin's ousting in a meeting approved by city authorities. But when they attempted to march to Lubyanka, the headquarters of the feared Federal Security Service, they were met by baton-wielding riot police who beat some protesters over the head and dragged others into waiting lorries.
Hundreds appeared to be detained, including opposition leaders Alexey Navalny and Ilya Yashin, as well as several journalists. Police put the number of protesters at 2,000 but some Russian media said the number was as high as 8,000.
23 May 2011
Banking is Legalised Theft and Obama is a Monumental Fraud
David Icke speaking on Croatian television – After two minutes in to this video he is asked a question, he starts speaking and doesn’t stop… (four parts video in a row)
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