TX Primary Election Results

truth will out. The shelf life of lies is only so long, and voter fraud has passed it's expiry date. Patience and diligently continue to spread the message at a local level. Soon we win. The powers that be are always arrogant, and when running scared make stupid mistakes. Truth will out.

Only 30% of the precincts had reported when KBH conceded...does that strike anyone as a bit odd? Not to mention that the percentages for both Medina and Perry remained exactly the same, down to the tenth percentage, through between 29% of the precincts reporting and almost 40%. Now tell me, how is that possible? Other than the first few minutes of the count, when Perry was at about 47%, his percentage, as well as the others, remained roughly the same throughout the entire night, after he bumped up to about 51-52%, of course. Do you mean to tell me that every single precinct had the exact same percentages of votes throughout the entire night? People, honestly, use your brains. This reminds me of the 2008 presidential election when I watched Ron Paul's votes go backwards in some counties, then get SWITCHED with the other candidates' counts. I kid you not. There really is no denying that things were not conducted honestly in this election. I know some of you will poo-poo this and say to stop, but it's true.

Yes, Ron Paul won his district, but it would be very difficult to mess with the count there and not be noticed. Across an entire state, or nation, it is much simpler to cheat and have few notice. I mean honestly, it does not take a rocket scientist to look at actual events and make logical deductions from them. If the big elections are rigged, as I believe they are, we will NEVER get real candidates into the big offices, period. I think it is a worthy cause to press for as many audits and investigations into voter fraud as possible because we WILL NOT WIN if it is rigged. Do you realize this? You can assume there's no fraud involved in order to feel better about our endeavors, but if you are wrong, then what are the consequences?

Perry should have gone below 50%. They made sure he did not, KBH conceded early (and conveniently; she was there as a decoy). They worked together to preserve each other's seats in government because she didn't really want to be governor and he didn't want to be ousted. So they sling mud at each other for a while, then she concedes to him early, he gives a victory speech at about 51% with half of the precincts still left to report, and miraculously he stays above 50%. Someone with Medina's platform would have worked to rid government of crooks like them and they knew it, so they played the game and won. The outcome was preset. Believe it or not; that is your choice. But all the available evidence, and simple observation of how the percentages acted throughout the night, is indicative of fraud. Just like 2008. Just like always unless we work harder to do something about it (if there is even anything we can do).

I am not saying that Medina would have won the primary right off the bat, but I am saying that Perry likely did not have anywhere close to 50% and that KBH did not have 30%, either. They made sure that the totals matched their pre-election polls, which only included Republicans who had voted in previous primaries. With all the new registrees, crossover Democrats, and Independents who turned out to vote for Medina, how did all the percentages conveniently match pre-election polls? I don't buy it. I believe the real results would have put Perry below 50% and Medina in 2nd place. Medina would have had less votes than Perry, but it would have been a run-off between those two. The powers in charge did not want this to happen because Perry would have lost the run-off, so they made sure he stayed just above 50% and that KBH stayed in 2nd place, despite the fact she had little to no support in the real world.

Polls measure likely voters. Their accuracy reflects their knowledge of who is likely to vote.

Show the polls and unlikely voters stay home, again.

Same active voters voted for same old garbage, while those who sat at home cry the loudest and blame sunspots and the effects of gamma rays on the moon.

What was needed was a mere 60 extra votes per precinct to win a runoff when added to the 32 per precinct that showed up. If each could have brought two more to the polls.

The winner got, just 92 votes per precinct.

For a mere 190 votes per precinct Debra Medina could have won the primary and bypassed the runoff.

Running for office is not the way we are going to achieve freedom. Rick Perry is a MACHINE. No matter WHAT, Perry is not going to lose the election. If a libertarian-oriented candidate gains any traction whatsoever, the complicit MSM will do something to squash her.

The 9/11 truth thing was ridiculous. We all know 9/11 did not happen as our government told us it did. The truth is the 9/11 truth crowd absolutely has some good points.

But that's beside the point.

We as a movement have to come up with new strategies of taking back our freedom and liberty.

Voting does not work. They control the entire process. A libertarian (small or big l) has zero chance of winning anything significant.

And, if somehow we did have a chance in elections, the msm would blame everything on our candidate, and say "see, freedom doesn't work, clearly".

Voting, anyway, is a form of violence. Why should 51% of people get to decide how the minority should live their lives? The whole process stinks. I defer to Stefan Molyneux with an excellent video on this topic:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igbBItLemsM

After the RP campaign, we all should have realized Medina had absolutely no chance of winning, even without Beck and his shenanigans.

When are we going to wake up as a movement? I'm ready for the next step. Could it be agorism on a massive level? Our own new competing currency? Organized civil disobedience? Simply improving our personal relationships and treating our children with the utmost respect? All of the above?

We need to take the Medina defeat as a time to reflect on what we're all doing, and how we could best spend our time. Throwing money at another liberty candidate does not interest me at all. Time to ignore Perry, Obama, and the gangsters who claim authority over us. Turn our backs to them and do not spend 5 minutes worrying about or talking about them. Live our lives and create our own freedom where we can. Be happy.

Diebold Electronic voting manipulation pure and simple.