{"article":{"id":4337,"heading":"DEMOCRATS ATTACK NADER VOTERS","author":"nobody","created":"2000-11-03 17:06:07","modified":"2005-08-15 00:30:04","last_modified":"Mon, 15 Aug 2005 07:30:04","article":"<p>DEMOCRATS ATTACK NADER VOTERS <br><br> When Nader was at around 5% in the polls for the past 6 months <br>  <br> the Democrats ignored Nader. <br><br> The Corporate Media almost completely ignored: <br><br> (1) Nader's announcement as a Presidential candidate. <br><br> (2) Nader campaigning in all 50 States. <br><br> (3) The Democratic Party and Republican Party <br>  <br> sabotaging Nader's ability to be in the Debates, <br>  <br> by unfairly setting 15% in the polls <br>  <br> as the minimum for being in the Debates. <br>  <br> In 1992 Perot was at 7% in the polls before the Debates, <br>  <br> was allowed into the Debates, and <br>  <br> then after the Debates was at 19% in the polls. <br>  <br> In 1998 Ventura was at 10% in the polls just before the Debates, <br>  <br> allowed to Debate on TV voters experienced Ventura the politician, and <br>  <br> Ventura received 37% of the vote to become the Governor of Minnesota. <br>  <br> The Federal Government only requires a candidate have <br>  <br> 5% of the vote to receive Federal matching funds. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/nader2000.org   http:\/\/votenader.org <br>  <br>    http:\/\/turtle.indymedia.org\/cgi-bin\/wreq\/req?show-active-8-22-activeX8XsortXreqX10X0 <br>  <br> League of Women Voters Oct. 3 1988 news release <br>  <br>     http:\/\/www.fair.org\/articles\/league-women-voters.html <br>  <br> \"Debates Open, School Closes, Protests Abound\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archives Oct. 3 2000 <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001003.html <br>  <br> Corporate control of Government causes Legal delays of Nader's Lawsuit <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.democracynow.org    archives Oct. 2 2000 <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001002.html <br>  <br> Multinational Corporations Financed the Commission On Presidential Debates <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.debates.org\/pages\/natspons.html <br>  <br> Debates have Corporate Host and 2 Corporate Sponcers <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archives Oct. 3 2000 <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001003.html <br>  <br> \"Debate Commission says Gore-Bush only.\" (Sept. 27 2000 News Release) <br>  <br>    http:\/\/accuracy.org\/press_releases\/PR92700.htm <br>  <br> Protesters discover Commission on Presidential Debates is a false front <br>  <br> \"Protesters Occupy Commission On Presidential Debates\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archives Sept. 20 2000 <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20000920.html <br>  <br> Commission on Presidential Debates <br>  <br> \"Ralph Nader Takes On Wall Street and the Commision On Presidential Debates\" <br>  <br> \"It Ain't Easy Telling the Commission On Presidential Debates What You Think\" <br>  <br> \"A Debate (sort of) With The Presidential Debate Commission\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archives Sept 1 and Aug. 31 2000 <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20000901.html <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20000831.html <br>  <br> \"1996 'Non-Event': Debate Commission Facilitates Two-Party Deal <br>  <br>   Excuding Perot\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.fair.org\/articles\/non-event.html <br>  <br> \"Predisential Debates Are Duopoly by Design\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.fair.org\/articles\/debates-design.html <br>  <br> \"The Compromised Commission on Presidential Debates\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.fair.org\/articles\/compromised-commission.html <br>  <br> \"o17 Coalition\" (Oct. 17 Debate Protest in St. Louis) <br>  <br>    http:\/\/o17.org <br>  <br> \"No Real Debate No Real Democracy\" (Oct. 11 Debate Protest in North Carolina) <br>  <br>    http:\/\/o11.org <br>  <br> Protests to Open up the Presidential Debates! <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.debatethis.org <br>  <br> \"How YOU can help open up the Presidential Debates!\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.debatethis.org\/action.html <br>  <br> Protests to \"Open the Debates\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.fair.org\/debates.html <br>  <br> Protest Oct. 3 Tuesday Boston <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.bostonmobilization.org <br><br> (4) Nader's lawsuit against the illegal activity <br>  <br> of the Federal Election Commission. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/votenader.org\/press\/000619DebateComplaint.html <br><br> (5) Nader being illegally kept off the Campuses holding the Debates. <br>  <br> 'Its already been decided that whether or not you have a ticket, <br>  <br> you are not welcome in the debate [hall as a spectator].' <br>  <br>    http:\/\/nader2000.org   http:\/\/votenader.org <br><br> (6) Nader's lawsuit about being illegally kept off those Campuses. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.votenader.com\/press\/0001018singledout.html <br><br> (7) Nader's many recent Super Rallies drawing 10,000 plus people, <br>  <br> and most recently 15,000 plus people at the Garden. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/votenader.org\/superrallyanthology.html <br>  <br>    http:\/\/webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001017.html <br>  <br>    http:\/\/webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001002.html <br><br> (8) Nader's many forthcoming Super Rallies. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/votenader.org\/superrallies.html <br><br> (9) Nader's recent surge in some polls. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/votenader.org    http:\/\/nader2000.org <br>  <br> (10) Nader voters under counted in the Corporate polls. <br>  <br>    \"News Headlines\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Nov. 1 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001101.html <br><br> Nader said politicians only respect, rejection. <br><br> Now Democrats privately admit Nader has them worried. <br>  <br> The Democratic Party and it's allies have suddenly mobilized. <br>  <br> '... We will do everything we can to peel votes away from Nader <br>  <br> and give them ... to Gore.' <br><br> To peel votes away; Democrats are using a divide and conquer strategy, <br>  <br> PR, Public Relations, Marketing, Influence, Propaganda, Infiltration, <br>  <br> Scientific Deception, Provocateurs, and Psychological Warfare techniques: <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.parascope.com\/ds\/articles\/mongoosePSYOP.htm <br>  <br>    Influence by Robert Cialdini <br>  <br>    Age of Propaganda by Anthony Pratkanis <br>  <br>    \"Upton SInclair and the EPIC Campaign\" <br>  <br>       Peoples ALmanac 1975 by David Wallechinsky p48(4) <br>  <br>    Campaign of the Century: Upton SInclair's Race for Governor of California <br>  <br>       and the Birth of Media Politics by Greg Mitchell 1992 <br>  <br>    How We Advertised America by George Creel 1972 <br>  <br> (1) Nader's support is dwindling. <br>  <br> (2) Nader can't win. <br>  <br> (3) A vote for Nader is a wasted vote. <br>  <br> (4) A vote for Nader is a meaningless luxury gesture by elites. <br>  <br> (5) A vote for Nader is a vote for Bush. <br>  <br> (6) A vote for Nader will result in the vulnerable poor suffering. <br>  <br> (7) Our list of impressive authoriites know more than you common people, <br>  <br> and they say Gore is our Man, Nader is an authoritarian elitest. <br>  <br> (8) \"Now is not the Time.\" \"Sad, Gore is the best we can do at this Time.\" <br>  <br> (9) Trade your Nader vote in States with close races. <br>  <br>    \"How to Vote for Nader\/LaDuke SAFELY\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.phillyimc.org\/article.pl?sid=00\/10\/26\/0236208&amp;mode=thread <br>  <br>    \"Trade Gore votes for Nader votes, stop Bush\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/arizona.indymedia.org\/display.php3?article_id=80 <br>  <br>    Vote Pact <br>  <br>       http:\/\/votepact.com <br>  <br>    Democracy Now radio show on Vote Trading <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Nov. 2 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001102.html <br>  <br> (10) Get confused, depressed, stay home, and don't vote. <br>  <br> (11) There are meaningful differences between Gore and Bush. <br>  <br> (12) '... if you want to vote green, vote Gore.' <br>  <br> (13) 'We are sending a message to [Nader voters] ... <br>  <br> You are important and your issues are important.' <br>  <br> (14) Gore deserves to be President because; you are easy to control, <br>  <br> and fell for this dog and pony show, hook, line, and sinker. <br><br> For 40 years the Multinational Corporations have been trying to <br>  <br> 'Get something on [Nader] .... Get him out of our hair ... Shut him up.\" <br>  <br>    The Progressive p35 April 2000 <br><br> Wealthy Individuals and their Multinational Corporations have <br>  <br> hired young bright talented people and <br>  <br> trained them to infiltrate Nader's organizations to: <br>  <br> get leadership positions in Nader's organizations; <br>  <br> be provocateurs and saboteurs in Nader's organizations; and <br>  <br> demoralize Nader supporters by quitting Nader <br>  <br> to work for a Multinational Corporation or, <br>  <br> speak or write about Nader as an enlightened former Nader insider. <br>  <br>    \"Ralph Nader's Skeleton Closet\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.realchange.org\/nader.htm <br>  <br>    The War At Home by Brian Glick <br>  <br>    The War Against The Greens by David Helvarg <br><br> Corporate front groups pretending to work for Democracy, <br>  <br> usually have a highly paid top heavy executive staff, plenty of money, <br>  <br> few volunteers, hire people to get things done, and are fun places to work. <br>  <br> They are getting better at creating false grass roots organizatons. <br>  <br>    Greenpeace Guide to Anti-Environmental Organizations by Carl Deal <br><br> Organizations working for real Democracy, <br>  <br> usually have a few underpaid overworked managers, little money, <br>  <br> many overworked overstressed volunteers who work many low pay jobs <br>  <br> so they can volunteer to make Democracy happen, rarely hire people, <br>  <br> and are diffiuclt places to work because of <br>  <br> the few rewards vs. many punishments of <br>  <br> Corporate sabotage and harassment that comes with being effective. <br>  <br> They are getting better at making their organizations a great place to work. <br>  <br> But the burn out rate is still high, and a few good people leave embittered. <br><br> Wealthy Individuals and their Multinational Corporations have <br>  <br> aided embittered former members of Nader's organizations, <br>  <br> to speak or write about Nader as enlightened former Nader insiders. <br>  <br>    \"Ralph Nader's Skeleton Closet\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.realchange.org\/nader.htm <br>  <br>    The War At Home by Brian Glick <br>  <br>    The War Against The Greens by David Helvarg <br><br> Let's take a look at the history of Toby Moffett <br>  <br> a Democrat PR spokesperson currently attacking Nader voters: <br>  <br> (1) 1970's worked with Nader to start Connecticut Citizen Action Group. <br>  <br> (2) worked with Nader on environmental and other causes. <br>  <br> (3) was a Connecticut Congressional Representative. <br>  <br> (4) worked for Monsanto as VP of International Government Affairs. <br>  <br> (5) worked as a PR consultant for Multinational Corporation. <br>  <br> (6) currently a Democrat PR spokesperson attacking Nader and Nader voters, <br>  <br> calling Nader \"elitist\" and attempting to demoralize Nader voters. <br>  <br>    \"The Green Threat?\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show for Oct. 26 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001026.html <br>  <br>    What Monsanto doesn't want you to know <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.foxBGHsuit.com <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.safe-food.org   1 800 real food <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.foodfirst.org <br><br> To peel votes away, Democrats have recruited influential: <br>  <br> (1) leaders in the environmental movement; <br>  <br>      Friends of the Earth, Sierra Club, etc. <br>  <br> (2) celebrities; <br>  <br>      actor director Robert Redford, rock singer Melissa Etheridge,  etc. <br>  <br>      actor Martin Sheen, Dule Hill, director Rob Reiner, etc. <br>  <br> (3) leaders in labor unions; <br>  <br>      AFL-CIO, Service Employees Union, etc. <br>  <br> (4) leaders in the women's movement; <br>  <br>      feminist Gloria Steinem, abortion activist Kate Michelman, etc. <br>  <br> (5) prominent liberals; <br>  <br>      Rev. Jesse Jackson, Senator Paul Wellstone, Bill Bradley,  etc. <br><br> Let's take a look at Friends of the Earth, <br>  <br> allied with the Democrat Party and currently attacking Nader voters: <br>  <br> (1) They have been unable to get Clinton or Gore to fulfill campaign promises. <br>  <br> (2) They assumed Clinton and Gore were their friends, and ignored their <br>  <br> \"Free Trade\", NAFTA, GATT, MAI, and WTO destructon of environmental laws. <br>  <br> (3) Brent Blackwelder is the President of Friends of the Earth <br>  <br> and stated on Oct. 30 2000 that of Bush, Gore, and Nader; <br>  <br> \"Nader is closest to us on many environmental policy issues, <br>  <br> particularly globalization and genetically engineered food ...\" <br>  <br> (4) Blackwelder's stated reason for not indorsing Nader? <br>  <br> Blackwelder stated; \"... [Nader] will not win the election.\" <br>  <br> (5) The Democratic Party and Republican Party <br>  <br> sabotaged Nader's ability to be in the Debates, <br>  <br> and thus sabotaged some of Nader's chances to win the election. <br>  <br> If Friends of the Earth wants to support Gore, <br>  <br> after Gore sabotaged Nader, <br>  <br> then why should I support Friends of the Earth? <br>  <br> Friends of the Earth? <br>  <br>    \"Al Gore: Friend of the Earth\" by Brent Blackwelder <br>  <br>       In These Times p16(1) Oct. 30 2000 <br><br> Let's take a look at the Sierra Club <br>  <br> allied with the Democrat Party and currently attacking Nader voters: <br>  <br> (1) politically very conservative. <br>  <br> (2) authoritarian competitive top down hierarchical management style, <br>  <br> like a wolf pack with an alpha male. <br>  <br> Has a strong domineering authoritarian executive director. <br>  <br> (3) formidable Public Relations Department and Magazine. <br>  <br> (4) heavily invested in and dependent on the use of <br>  <br> environmental lawyers to change laws and get the laws enforced. <br>  <br> \"Free Trade\", NAFTA, GATT, MAI, and WTO, made this strategy obsolete. <br>  <br> The Corporations control the Government: <br>  <br> the Executive Corporate President and Vice President; <br>  <br> the Legilative Corporate Congresspersons and Senators; <br>  <br> the Judicial Corporate Judges; and <br>  <br> Government Departments with Corporate employees (EPA, OSHA, etc.). <br>  <br> (5) Assumed Reagan and Bush were their enemies and <br>  <br> helped stop the Reagan Bush 12 year attempt to destroy the environment. <br>  <br> (6) assumed Clinton and Gore were their friends, and ignored their <br>  <br> \"Free Trade\", NAFTA, GATT, MAI, and WTO destruction of environmental laws. <br>  <br> As a result there was more destruction of the environment in the <br>  <br> first 4 years of the Clinton-Gore administration <br>  <br> than in all 12 years of the Reagan Bush administrations. <br>  <br> (7) They've been unable to get Clinton or Gore to fulfill campaign promises. <br>  <br> (8) Heavily invested in the Democratic Party's Clinton and Gore. <br>  <br> They are entrapped and in denial after <br>  <br> betting much more than $1 for $1 worth of benifit, <br>  <br> and the Multinational Corporations can easly <br>  <br> out reward and out punish Gore or Bush. <br>  <br> The wolf pack is facing extinction by a cunning ruthless predatory cancer. <br>  <br> (9) The Democratic Party and Republican Party <br>  <br> sabotaged Nader's ability to be in the Debates, <br>  <br> and thus sabotaged some of Nader's chances to win the election. <br>  <br> If the Sierra Club wants to support Gore, <br>  <br> after Gore sabotaged Nader, <br>  <br> then why should I support the Sierra Club? <br>  <br>    \"Open Letter to Carl Pope, Executive Director of Sierra Club\" <br>  <br>     by John Wright <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.indymedia.org\/display.php3?article_id=6526 <br>  <br>    \"Who's Greener: Nader or Gore?\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org    archived radio show Oct. 26 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001026.html <br>  <br>    Forcing The Spring: <br>  <br>       The Transformation of the American Environmental Movement. <br>  <br>       by Robert Gottlieb 1995 <br>  <br>    Environmentalism Unbound by Robert Gottlieb Jan 2001 <br>  <br>    War Against The Greens by David Helvarg <br>  <br>    Vital Lies, Simple Truths: The Psychology of Self Deception <br>  <br>        by Daniel Goleman 1985 1996 <br>  <br>    \"Blind Spots\" Scientific American p85(6) May 1992 <br>  <br>    \"The Psychology of Nothing\" American Scientist p432(12) Sep-Oct V79 1991 <br><br> What does David Brower; founder of Friends of the Earth and <br>  <br> Earth Island Institue, and past President of the Sierra Club <br>  <br> have to say about all of this? Brower wrote; <br>  <br> \"By my own reckoning, the first term of Bill Clinton and Al Gore <br>  <br> had done more environmental harm than <br>  <br> the 12 previous years of Reagan and Bush\" <br>  <br> \"Global Environmental Outlook 2000, a three-year [UN] study ... <br>  <br> recently warned ... human beings are seriously destabilizing the <br>  <br> nitrogen balance .... [making] fresh water ... unfit for human consumption. <br>  <br> ... 80 percent of the world's forests have been destroyed or degraded, <br>  <br> 25 percent of all mammals are at risk of extinction, and <br>  <br> greenhouse gases have quadrupled in just four decades. <br>  <br> Do you think these trends reversed or even slowed <br>  <br> during the blind growth of the Clinton-Gore years? Think again. <br>  <br> Gore's ... great economic boom is in truth a global liquidation sale. <br>  <br> Gore ... [failed] to grasp ... the earth's natural capital <br>  <br> (the life-supporting ecosystems) is being sold off for cash. <br>  <br> Rather than attempting to meet these undeiable challenges, <br>  <br> both parties ignore them and remain unwilling to stand up to <br>  <br> the oil, timber and mining barons causing so much of the damage. <br>  <br> Our friends in the Democratic administration <br>  <br> passed logging without laws, weakened marine mannal protection, <br>  <br> extended the use of ozone-destroying methyl bromide and <br>  <br> reversed the ban on PCBs. And this is the lesser of two evils! <br>  <br> Perhaps worst of all, this administration passed GATT and NAFTA, <br>  <br> trade agreements that hand our environmental laws over to <br>  <br> non-elected tribunals that meet in secret. <br>  <br> Al Gore says he is for strong environmental laws <br>  <br> (including many written by Nader), yet he champions <br>  <br> a trade body with the power and propensity to remove these same protections. <br>  <br> ... Gore, [is] a pro-death penalty, pro-globalization candidate <br>  <br> swimming in corporate cash. ... <br>  <br> The time to build a new political force is during an election campaign, <br>  <br> when people are paying attention, [with] ... Nader as our candidate. <br>  <br> Once Gore is in office, our ability to pressure him will be greatly enhanced <br>  <br> if [Nader wins] a sizable vote in the election. ... <br>  <br> Choose hope and vote for a future ... Vote Nader, and <br>  <br> begin to create a future you can really believe in.\" <br>  <br>    \"Ralph Nader\" by David Brower <br>  <br>       In These Times p17(1) Oct. 30 2000 <br><br> Let's take a look at Robert Redford a celebrity <br>  <br> allied with the Democrat Party and currently attacking Nader voters: <br>  <br> (1) Redford stared in the film \"Sneakers\" <br>  <br> a postivly pro NSA National Security Agency puff peace. <br>  <br> Redford made the NSA look good. <br>  <br> (2) most celebrities are professional liars: <br>  <br> paid singers, actors, actresses, directors, and producers <br>  <br> who create songs and films that create bogus images <br>  <br> to sell a product or idea to the Public. <br>  <br> Who better to convince progressives they should vote for Gore? <br>  <br> Reagan is an actor who played the President of the United States, <br>  <br> and is now playing the new part : \"I think I don't remember\". <br><br> What does the Labor Party have to say about all of this? <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.igc.org\/lpa\/lpv45\/lpp45_mt_gore.html <br><br> They are mostly attempting to peel votes away in: <br>  <br> (1) California      54 electoral votes <br>  <br> (2) Ohio               21 <br>  <br> (3) Michigan       12 <br>  <br> (4) Wisconsin    11 <br>  <br> (5) Washington 11 <br>  <br> (6) Minnesota    10 <br>  <br> (7) Oregon           7 <br>  <br> (8) New Mexico   5 <br>  <br> (9) Maine              4 <br>  <br>                            135 out of 270 electoral votes needed to be President. <br><br> To peel votes away they are using: <br>  <br> (1) the Corporate media. <br>  <br> (2) advertisements (TV, radio, internet, magazines, newspapers). <br>  <br> (3) concerts. <br>  <br> (4) rallies. <br>  <br> (5) celebrity appearances. <br>  <br> (6) leaflets. <br>  <br> (7) e-mail. <br>  <br> (8) phone banks. <br>  <br> (9) junk mail. <br><br> To peel votes away, they are: <br>  <br> (1) flooding college campuses with leaflets. <br>  <br> (2) flooding the Nader campaign with e-mail urging Nader to drop out. <br>  <br> (3) promoting a anti-Nader web site   http:\/\/nadersraidersforgore.com <br>  <br>       gsellers@erols.com <br><br> The PBS (Petroleum Broadcasting Service) News Hour <br>  <br> from Oct. 25 till Nov. 6 will end their shows with <br>  <br> 2.5 min. air time for Presidential candidates Gore and Bush, <br>  <br> but not Nader, Hagelin, Buchanan, or Smith. <br>  <br> Remember how the Presidential Debate Commission policy excluded 3rd Parities? <br>  <br>    Unreliable Sources: A Guide To Detecting Bias In News Media <br>  <br>       by Martin A. Lee and Norman Solomon <br>  <br>    Democracy Now \"News Headline\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org    archived radio show Oct. 27 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001027.html <br><br> The New York Times in a front page story has once again <br>  <br> left out important information about the Nader campaign. <br>  <br> They gave Nader attention as a spoiler, not as the people's choice, and <br>  <br> editorialized \"willful prankishness\", \"ego run amok\", and \"self-indulgent\". <br>  <br>    \"Democrats Hear Thunder on Left, And Try to Steal Some of Nader's\" <br>  <br>       New York Times A1 front page Oct. 25 2000 <br>  <br>    \"Mr. Nader's Electoral Mischief\" by the editor of the New York Times <br>  <br>       New York Times A30 Oct. 26 2000 <br><br> On Monday Oct. 23, Gore in answering a reporter's question <br>  <br> about Nader's greater appeal to voters concerned with the environment; <br>  <br> Gore essentially challenged Nader to a debate; <br>  <br> '... I want you to look at my record and my agenda ... <br>  <br> I'll match that against anybody.' <br>  <br> 'I'll stack my record against anyone, including [Nader].' <br>  <br> Gore claimed Gore's record on the environment is as good as Nader's record. <br>  <br> It was the first time Gore said the \"N\" word in Public during this election. <br>  <br>    \"Democrats Hear Thunder on Left, And Try to Steal Some of Nader's\" <br>  <br>       New York Times A1 front page Oct. 25 2000 <br>  <br>    \"Who's Greener: Nader or Gore?\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org    archived radio show Oct. 26 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001026.html <br><br> Nader after being told abut all this new found attention said; <br>  <br> 'Their policy for six months has been to ignore me. <br>  <br>  So obviously we welcome this enhanced attention.' <br>  <br> 'Let these Democrats be more vociferous.' <br>  <br> \"Nader said ... he would welcome any public ... debate with ... Gore <br>  <br>  about environmental issues ...\" <br><br> The Democrat Party's outcry of loud noisy anger at Nader and the Public <br>  <br> indicates Democrat Party anxiety over loosing control of Nader and the Public, <br>  <br> and the Democrat-Republican Corporate Party's vulnerability to defeat, <br>  <br> even after spiteful illegal attempts to keep Nader out of the White House. <br>  <br> This attention to Nader could \"backfire\" and put Nader in the White House. <br><br> Nader said; 'If it made any difference to me <br>  <br>  whether Gore is elected or not, <br>  <br>  I wouldn't be running. Why would I even bother?' <br>  <br> \"Nader plans to stump through several swing States <br>  <br>  over the next two weeks and <br>  <br>  hold major rallies in two of them: Wisconsin and Iowa.\" <br><br> Nader said; 'The cruel truth is that few of the benefits <br>  <br>  of a booming stock market and good economic times at the top <br>  <br>  have trickled down to millions of American families.' <br>  <br> \"[Nader attacked] the Clinton administration [for] <br>  <br>  having failed to improve the condition of the poor.\" <br>  <br> \"[Nader said] most low-income workers make less today <br>  <br>  in inflation-adjusted dollars than they did in the 1970's.\" <br>  <br> \"[Nader wants to raise] the federal minimum wage to $8.50 ... from $5.15 <br>  <br> ... [repeal] laws that restrict labor organizing and <br>  <br> [devote] much of the federal surplus to a 'Marshall Plan' to rebuild cities.\" <br><br> Nader said; 'I don't give the Democrats much credibility <br>  <br>  [on appointments to the Supreme Court]' <br>  <br> \"[Nader said] Democratic nominees to the [Supreme Court] <br>  <br>  have compiled conservative voting records.\" <br>  <br> \"[Nader said] several respected justices, including Earl Warren, <br>  <br> Harry A. Blackmun and David H. Souter, were nominated by Republicans.]\" <br><br> I slightly disagree with Nader on nominees to the Supreme Court. <br>  <br> (1) The book Hitler's Justice shows <br>  <br> Wealthy Individuals and their Corporations <br>  <br> placed Fascist Judges and Lawyers in the German legal system <br>  <br> in preparation for Hitler's assent to power. <br>  <br> They put in place Executive Orders to be activated by a National Emergency. <br>  <br> Hitler's actons including murder, were declared \"legal' by Nazi Judges. <br>  <br>    Hitler's Justice: The Courts of the Third Reich by Ingo Muller 1991 <br>  <br> (2) It's as though the nominees have lived a repressed life, <br>  <br> and once they are a so called independent tenured Judge for life, <br>  <br> the repression is removed and they explore their new world. <br>  <br> Republican nominees tend to turn into liberal Judges. <br>  <br> Democrate nominees tend to turn into conservative Judges. <br>  <br> (3) The average Supreme Court Judge owes a favor to those <br>  <br> Wealthy Individuals and their Corporations who get them their Judgeship. <br>  <br> The Judge may plan on doing many good things but <br>  <br> feels they will have to return the favor someday and do a few evil things. <br>  <br> Earl Warren of the Warren Commission, investigated the JFK assassination. <br>  <br> Their are Democrat-Republican Corporate Party nominees <br>  <br> who are corrupt, are not reformable and have incrasingly become Judges. <br>  <br> Democrat-Republican Corporate Party nominees become Corporate Judges. <br>  <br>    \"The Continuing Politicization of The Legal System: <br>  <br>     Tort Reform, Big Money, and Judicial Elections\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Nov. 1 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001101.html <br>  <br>    \"Hypocrites of Tort Reform Movement\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/centerjd.org <br>  <br>    Stealing From America: A History of Corruption <br>  <br>       from Jamestown to Reagan by Nathan Miller 1992 <br>  <br>    Corporate Predators: The Hunt For Megaprofits and <br>  <br>       the Attack On Democracy by Russell Monkhiber <br>  <br> (4) The real threat the Public faces from the Supreme Court <br>  <br> past, present, and future, <br>  <br> is the Corporate Judge majority. <br>  <br> Make Ralph Nader President of the United States <br>  <br> so Nader can replace the Corporate Judges with Public Judges. <br><br> Nader said; 'Al Gore is suffering from election-year delusion <br>  <br>  if he thinks his record on the environment is anything to be proud of.' <br>  <br> 'He should be held accountable by voters <br>  <br>  for eight years of principles betrayed and promises broken.' <br>  <br> Nader said Gore broke many environmental promises. <br>  <br> \"Among them: failing to close a hazardous wast incinerator in Ohio, <br>  <br>  not pushing for higher fuel efficiency standards in automobiles and <br>  <br>  allowing [the decline of] fedeal prosecution of environmental crimes.\" <br>  <br>    \"Gore's Broken Promises Archive\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/votenader.org\/brokenpromise\/brokenpromisesarchive.html <br>  <br>    \"Nader Denounces Clinton\/Gore, Congress for Environmental Riders\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/votenader.org <br>  <br>    \"Al Gore's Incinerated Promises\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Aug. 15 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20000815.html <br>  <br>    \"The Woman Who Went To Jail <br>  <br>     To Protect Her Daughter From Toxic Polluters\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Oct. 30 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001030.html <br>  <br>    Gore, Oil and Indigenous People <br>  <br>    \"Al Gore's Oligarchy\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Aug. 15 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20000815.html <br>  <br>    \"The Politics of Environmental Health\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Oct. 30 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001030.html <br>  <br>    \"Listener Comments\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Oct. 27 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001027.html <br>  <br>    \"Questioning Globalization\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Oct. 23 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001023.html <br>  <br>    \"More Moore?\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Oct. 20 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001020.html <br><br> Nader said; 'Al Gore has to earn his votes, <br>  <br>  just like all of us. <br>  <br>  He's not entitled to any of them.\" <br><br> Nader said; 'Only Al Gore can beat Al Gore.' <br>  <br> 'And he's been doing a pretty good job of that. <br>  <br>  Up against one of the most bumbling, corporate-indentured, <br>  <br>  horrible-record Republican candidates, George W. Bush, <br>  <br>  and he's still in a neck-and-neck race.' <br><br> Nader said; 'All these good people who have succumbed to <br>  <br>  the lesser-of-two-evils syndrome <br>  <br>  are setting themselves up for <br>  <br>  another cycle of political betrayal.' <br><br> \"Superstition: if you believe in things you don't understand, you'll suffer.\" <br><br> Many past members of the Democrat Party and Republican Party <br>  <br> feel the Corporations and the far Right, <br>  <br> took over their separate Parties, <br>  <br> moved them way too far Right, <br>  <br> until they became one Corporate Party. <br>  <br> They felt so far out in Right field <br>  <br> they left the Corporate Party for a more central Party. <br><br> Nader said; 'This election is all about power ... in the hands of a few.' <br>  <br> \"[Nader says] Corporate power has corrupted politics and culture, <br>  <br> destroyed jobs, created inequality, and <br>  <br> undermined the rights of citizens and workers around the world.\" <br>  <br> Nader said; 'The two-party system in the United States is a \"fraud\".' <br>  <br> 'They are not essentialy different parties, <br>  <br>  but one corporate party with two heads and different make up.' <br><br> Nader said; \"On corporate power ... and <br>  <br> the takeover of the political government <br>  <br> by the corporate government, <br>  <br> the only difference between Al Gore and George Bush is <br>  <br> the velocity with which his forehead hits the floor <br>  <br> when big business knocks on the door.\" <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.counterpunch.org <br><br> Tim Hermach of the Native Forest Council calls this Corporate Party; <br>  <br> \"A Big Corporation running for President, disguised as a person.\" <br>  <br>    \"Who's Greener: Nader or Gore?\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001026.html <br>  <br>    Native Forest Council <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.forestcouncil.org <br><br> Some see this Corporte Party as two faced; <br>  <br> the left face wears the mask of a Mule, <br>  <br> the right face wears the mask of a Elephant . <br>  <br> What side your standing on determines what the Corporate Party looks like. <br><br> Some see this Corporte Party as a Good Cop-Bad Cop routine. <br>  <br> The Good Cop is freindly. The bad Cop is scary. <br>  <br> The Good Cop promises to protect you from the Bad Cop <br>  <br> only if you cooperate with the Good Cop, and no one else, like your lawyer. <br>  <br> Both Cops work for the same Corporate boss, not the Public. <br><br> Some see this Corporate Party as a Gore-Bush routine. <br>  <br> Gore is friendly. Bush is scary. <br>  <br> Gore promises to protect you from Bush <br>  <br> only if you vote for Gore, and no one else, like Nader. <br>  <br> Both Gore and Bush work for the same Corporations, not the Public. <br><br> The Corporate Party's main goal is to keep the Public from voting <br>  <br> for a anti-Corporate 3rd Party candidate. <br>  <br> They don't care if Gore or Bush wins, because they paid for both, <br>  <br> so the Multinational Corportions will get what they want, <br>  <br> and remain in control of the Government. <br><br> Some Democrats who switched to the Green Party and stick by Nader, <br>  <br> feel \"sorrow ... the [Democratic] Party ... abandon us ... <br>  <br> We didn't .... abandon the Democratic Party ...\" <br>  <br> Others attended \"teach-ins leading up to WTO [Seattle Protest] ... <br>  <br> learned about the extent to which the Democratic Party is financed <br>  <br> by the same corporate interests that fund the Republican Party.\" <br>  <br> 'Sometimes people have to stick with something even if it's not popular.' <br>  <br> 'I'm voting my principles, not my fears.' <br><br> The Democrat Party admits Nader has a 40 year record of <br>  <br> fighting for a cleaner environment, consumer protection and labor rights. <br>  <br> '... Nader is a good man ... raised important issues ... but ... can't win.' <br>  <br> The Democrat-Republican Carporate Party <br>  <br> sabotaged Nader's ability to be in the Debates, <br>  <br> and gave Nader almost no Corporate media coverage, <br>  <br> to make it difficult for Nader to win. <br><br> It's easy to compare what Nader, Gore, and Bush; <br>  <br> have said (their agendas) to what they did (their track records). <br>  <br> It's in books: <br>  <br> (1) The Buying of the President 2000 <br>  <br>       by Charles Lewis <br>  <br> (2) Al Gore: A User's Manual <br>  <br>       by Alexander Cockburn <br>  <br> (3) Shrub: The Short But Happy Political Life of George W. Bush <br>  <br>       by Molly Ivins (book $20, large print $30, tape $25, CD $30) <br><br> It's on the internet: <br>  <br> (1) http:\/\/www.publicintegrity.org <br>  <br> (2) http:\/\/vote-smart.org <br><br> The single most important issue to vote for is; <br>  <br> who controls the Government of the United States. <br>  <br> After the WTO Seattle protest the Public became aware of how much <br>  <br> Multinational Corporations control Government. <br>  <br>    Archives of Protest news <br>  <br>       http:www.indymedia.org <br>  <br>    Archives of Protest news <br>  <br>       http:www.democracynow.org <br><br> There are many other important issues that need attention, such as; <br>  <br> Corporate control of political campaigns, Corporate welfare, <br>  <br> loss of Public welfare, loss of Public health care, <br>  <br> loss of equality, loss of reporductive rights, the deteriorating environment, <br>  <br> loss of consumer protection, loss of labor rights, the failed drug war, <br>  <br> the growing Corporate prision system, the death penalty for innocent people, <br>  <br> the escalating arms race between Star Wars II and Russia's Topol-M, etc. <br>  <br> It's amazing how often Corporations make a profit from these problems <br>  <br> that never get solved or keep getting worse. <br>  <br>    News archives <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org <br>  <br>    News archives <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.indymedia.org <br><br> If the Multinational Corporations control the Government, <br>  <br> then the Public will eventually loose all of the issues! <br>  <br> The Public's 1st priority should be: Public control of Government. <br>  <br> Yes it will be painful in the short term, <br>  <br> and we will loose good people to mental and physical illness, or worse. <br>  <br> But in the long term we will have our freedom, <br>  <br> and not be a slave to our fears, real or imagined. <br><br> Gore is for MAI, GATT, NAFTA, WTO, and \"Free Trade\": <br>  <br> Corporate control of Government. <br><br> \"It did not take long for the principles of <br>  <br>  [Corporate] advertising and marketing <br>  <br>  developed to sell consumer goods <br>  <br>  to be applied to the 'sale' of political ideas and candidates. <br>  <br>  One of the first such applications came in the selling of World War I. <br>  <br>  In a book first published in 1920 <br>  <br>  and entitled 'How We Advertised America', George Creel, <br>  <br>  a publisher and head of [President Woodrow Wilson's] <br>  <br>  Committee On Public Information, <br>  <br>  proudly divulged how he and his committee <br>  <br>  used the principles of advertising <br>  <br>  to convince Americans to go to war against Germany. <br>  <br>  Creel's success inspired others, [Republicans and] <br>  <br>  most notably Adolf Hitler, <br>  <br>  to use and develop these techniques on a grand scale.\" <br>  <br> In 1934 the Republicans and their Corporations <br>  <br> used the same propaganda techniques <br>  <br> to destroy Upton Sinclair, the Democrat's very popular candidate <br>  <br> for Governor of California. <br>  <br> It cost the Republicans 10 Million dollars. <br>  <br> The most ever spent on an election up to that date. <br>  <br> This was the origin of the negative \"Media Campaign\". <br>  <br>    \"Upton Sinclair and the EPIC Campaign\" by Michael S. Medved <br>  <br>       Peoples ALmanac p48(4) <br>  <br>       edited by David Wallechinsky and Irving Wallace 1975 Doubleday <br>  <br>    The Campaign of the Century: p8(1) <br>  <br>       Upton Sinclair's Race for Governor of California <br>  <br>       and the Birth of Media Politics by Greg Mitchell 1992 <br>  <br>    How We Advertised America <br>  <br>       by George Creel <br><br> Wealthy Individuals and their Multinational Corporations, and <br>  <br> Hitler used the same propaganda techniques <br>  <br> to take over and control Germany and America. <br>  <br> Hitler funded, \"America First\" activities and media propaganda, <br>  <br> at \"a million dollars per annum\". <br>  <br> Wealthy Individuals and their Multinational Corporations <br>  <br> funded, \"America First\" activities and media propaganda, <br>  <br> at many million dollars per annum. <br>  <br> They wanted to convince Americans to stay out of the war, <br>  <br> not prepare for war, and seek a peaceful negotiation with Hitler. <br>  <br> \"... [This was] revealed by J. Edgar Hoover <br>  <br> in a secret memorandum to the President dated Feb. 23 1942 <br>  <br> now declassifed at Hyde Park.\" <br>  <br>    American Swastika p12(5) by Charles Higham 1985 <br>  <br>    Trading With The Enemy by Charles Higham <br><br> FDR discovered U.S. Wealthy Individuals and their Multinational Corporations <br>  <br> had secretly attempted to replace him with a Fascist Dictatorship. <br>  <br>    Trading With The Enemy p154(15) by Charles Higham <br>  <br>    The Plot To Seize The White House by Jules Archer 1973 <br>  <br>    Congressional Record Aug. 20 1942 Representative John M. Coffee <br>  <br>    The Plot To Overthrow FDR (video) produced by the History Channel <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.historychannel.com <br>  <br>       http:\/\/store.aetv.com\/cgi-bin\/ae.storefront\/ <br>  <br>                 276735867\/Product\/View\/42344\/ <br><br> FDR discovered U.S. Wealthy Individuals and their Multinational Corporations <br>  <br> had brought Hitler to power and made Nazi Germany possible. <br>  <br>    Trading With The Enemy by Charles Higham <br>  <br>    American Swastika by Charles Higham <br>  <br>    Big Business in the Third Reich by Arthur Schweitzer <br>  <br>    Fascism &amp; Big Business by Daniel Guerin 1939 1973 <br>  <br>    The Crime and Punishment of I.G. Farben: <br>  <br>       The Unholy Alliance Between Hitler and The Great Chemical Combine <br>  <br>       by Joseph Brown 1978 <br><br> FDR defined Fascism as: Corporate control of Government. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.poclad.org\/engage\/engage01.html <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.zmag.org\/intgrossman.htm <br><br> Nader has also defined Fascism as: Corporate Control of Government. <br><br> At the end of WWII, <br>  <br> Wealthy Individuals and their Corporations <br>  <br> hired Nazis to manage their Corporations, <br>  <br> based on a compatible world view and <br>  <br> a proven record for getting things done. <br>  <br>    The Beast Reawakens by Martin Lee <br>  <br>    Old Nazis, The Republican Party, and the New Right by Chip Berlet <br>  <br>    Friendly Fascism by Bertrand Gross <br>  <br>    Blowback by Simpson <br>  <br>    Trading With The Enemy by Charles Higham <br>  <br>    American Swastika by Charles Higham <br>  <br>    Wall Street and The Rise of Hitler by Antony Sutton <br>  <br>    Who Financed Hitler by James Pool <br>  <br>    Big Business in the Third Reich by Arthur Schweitzer <br>  <br>    Fascism &amp; Big Business by Daniel Guerin 1939 1973 <br>  <br>    The Crime and Punishment of I.G. Farben: <br>  <br>       The Unholy Alliance Between Hitler and The Great Chemical Combine <br>  <br>       by Joseph Brown 1978 <br><br> Fascism has a clear track record of using any means necessary, to win; <br>  <br> including Public Relations, Psychological Warfare, torture, and murder. <br><br> Multinational Corporations created and profited from <br>  <br> Nazi slave labor camps and death camps. <br><br> \"Free Trade\" before and during WWII <br>  <br> was a code word for <br>  <br> arming and supplying HItler. <br>  <br>    Trading With The Enemy by Charles Higham <br><br> \"Free Trade\" is now a code word for <br>  <br> Corporate control of Government. <br>  <br>    American Swastika by Charles Higham <br>  <br>    Ol Nazis, The Republican Party, and the New Right by Chip Berlet <br>  <br>    Friendly Fascism by Bertrand Gross <br>  <br>    The Beast Reawakens by Martin Lee <br><br> Many USA voters consider Fascism to be evil. <br><br> Nader has fought against MAI, GATT, NAFTA, WTO, and \"Free Trade\": <br>  <br> Corporate control of Government. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/votenader.org\/issues\/fairtrade.html <br>  <br> Nader has fought for Public control of Government, for over 40 years. <br><br> Lets examine Public \"Welfare Reform\" and <br>  <br> compare what they said (the agenda) to what they did (the track record), <br>  <br> and see if Multinational Corporatons are involved. <br><br> What they said: <br>  <br> Public \"Welfare Reform\" would be <br>  <br> a generously financed welfare-to-work program. <br>  <br> Quality training for living wage jobs, with quality child care, <br>  <br> so parents could devote them self to mastering the needed skills. <br>  <br> They said it would lift poor women with children out of poverty. <br>  <br> Clinton signed the Welfare Reform Act of 1996. <br>  <br> Gore brags about supporting the Welfare Reform Act of 1996. <br><br> What they did: <br>  <br> (1) This Public experiment would have no scientific surveys, <br>  <br> statistics or records to document this Public experiment or its results. <br>  <br> What happened when people are taken off Federal Public Welfare, <br>  <br> would be unknown, with no track record. <br>  <br> The Nazis made detailed accurate records of their Holocaust experiment <br>  <br> that were later used to convict Nazis of <br>  <br> genocide, ethnic cleansing, or murder. <br>  <br> I guess they learned not to make that mistake again. <br>  <br> (2)The Responsibility for Public Welfare was shifted <br>  <br> from the Federal Government to State, City and local agencies, who <br>  <br> \"rarely attempt to survey the poor once they're no longer receiving benefits\". <br>  <br> Many USA citizens who left Public Welfare became \"America's Disappeared\". <br>  <br> (3) Four years after the beginning of the elimination of Public Welfare, <br>  <br> the Public still does not Scientifically know what happened to these citizens. <br>  <br> (4) The best we have is a small non-random survey done by a new Public <br>  <br> nonprofit \"National Welfare Monitoring and Advocacy Partnership\". <br>  <br> Their survey lumps together former and current Public Welfare recipients, <br>  <br> with other people seeking or applying for these or similar social services. <br>  <br> (4a) Of those who actually moved from welfare-to-work <br>  <br> most had only part-time work with an average of 7.20 $\/hr. <br>  <br> Many became homeless, hungry, ill, or died early. <br>  <br> A \"living wage\" starts with full-time 40 hr\/wk work at 10 $\/hr, <br>  <br> or part-time 20 hr\/wk work at 20 $\/hr. <br>  <br> (4b) Of those who were moved from Public Welfare to unemployed non-Welfare <br>  <br> a large number became homeless, hungry, ill, jailed, or died early. <br>  <br> (4c) Of those who some how found a way to stay on Public Welfare <br>  <br> 30% became homeless or had problems paying the rent, <br>  <br> 40% had difficulty paying monthly bills. <br>  <br> (5) The survey indicates the total group (4a, 4b, 4c) <br>  <br> was 65% unemployed, 46% homeless, and <br>  <br> 28% unable to buy food during the previous six months. <br><br> When people move from Public Welfare to work they often have less income, <br>  <br> then Public Welfare, and can't afford a home or food. <br>  <br> It pays to stay on Public Welfare, but the way its rigged now, <br>  <br> its virtually impossible to stay on Public Welfare. <br>  <br> Its a dammed if you do, dammed if you don't situation. <br>  <br> You stand to loose big time any way you move, even if you sit still. <br>  <br> After the \"Deindustrialization of America\", <br>  <br> the end of the Brenton-Woods Treaty, <br>  <br> the closing of the Gold Window and end of the Gold Standard in 1972: <br>  <br> The Rich got Richer; the Middle Class became the new poor; and <br>  <br> the old poor became poorer, homeless, jailed or died an early death. <br>  <br> Corporations found the poor easy to control and take advantage of, <br>  <br> and paid USA citizens less than minimum wage, even as low as 1 $\/hr. <br>  <br> The Public \"Welfare Reform Act\" of 1996 caused more poverty, not less. <br>  <br> It became more difficult for poor women with children to escape poverty. <br>  <br> In 1996 a 5 year lifetime limit on Public Welfare benefits started. <br>  <br> In 2001 more USA citizens will be homeless, hungry, ill, jailed or die early. <br>  <br> (5) States say demand for Public services is down. The opposite is true. <br>  <br> (6) Money saved from Public Welfare is spent on Corporate Welfare. <br>  <br>    \"America's Disappeared\" In These Times p5(2) Oct. 30 2000 <br>  <br>    National Welfare Monitoring &amp; Advocacy Partnership\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.nwmap.org <br>  <br>    \"An End To Welfare?\" <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Oct. 27 2000 <br>  <br>       http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001027.html <br>  <br>    \"After 7-Year Fight, Homeless Get $816,000 in Back Wages\" <br>  <br>       New York Times Oct. 25 2000 <br>  <br>    Take the Rich Off Welfare by Mark Zepezauer <br><br> It is clear in my mind who the lesser evil is. <br>  <br> Who do you think the lesser evil is? <br><br> A vote for Nader is a vote for \"none of the above\". <br>  <br> A vote for Nader pulls the Democrat-Republican Corporate Party apart, <br>  <br> and pulls it toward the center. <br>  <br> A vote for Nader is a vote: <br>  <br> (1) for Democracy: Public control of Government. <br>  <br> (2) against Fascism: Corporate control of Government. <br>  <br> (3) for Public control of political campaigns. <br>  <br> (4) against Corporate control of political campaigns. <br>  <br> (5) for public Welfare and Public Health care. <br>  <br> (6) against Corporate Welfare. <br>  <br> (7) for equality. <br>  <br> (8) for reporductive rights. <br>  <br> (9) for a healthy environment. <br>  <br> (10) for prevention and treatment of drug abuse. <br>  <br> (11) for crime prevention and rehabilitation. <br>  <br> (12) against Corporate prison systems and death penalty for innocent people. <br>  <br> (13) against the new arms race: Star Wars II vs. Topol-M counter measures. <br>  <br> (14) for peace on Earth and in Space. <br><br> A vote for Nader is a way to reward and thank Nader for: <br>  <br> (1) 40 years of integrity, and tireless pursuit of honest Public Democracy. <br>  <br> (2) The Freedom Of Information Act. <br>  <br> (3) Investigating Corporate crime and suing Multinational Corporations. <br>  <br> (4) Multinational Monitor magazine. <br>  <br> (5) Environmental Protection Agency and lobbying for Environmental issues. <br>  <br> (6) National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, and Center for Auto Safety. <br>  <br> (7) public Citizen and their books, like \"Worst Pills, Best Pills\". <br>  <br> (8) Public Interest Research Groups. <br>  <br> (9) Center for Science in the Public Interest, and it's Nutrition Action <br>  <br> newsletter. <br>  <br> (10) Center for the Study of Responsive Law. <br>  <br> (11) Saving and improving millions of lives, world wide. <br><br> Many people feel; <br>  <br> more choice means more Democracy, <br>  <br> less choice means one step closer to Dictatorship. <br><br> I helped put Nader on the Ballot in my State, <br>  <br> so voters would have more choice, <br>  <br> and a better chance or creating a Democracy. <br><br> Nader belongs to us, the Public, not the Multinational Corporations. <br><br> Nader needs at least 5% of the Nations vote, <br>  <br> to receive Federal matching funds and establish the Green Party. <br><br> Nader needs 35% of a State's votes, to get the State's electoral votes. <br>  <br> Nader needs 270 electoral votes, to be elected President of the USA. <br>  <br> In 1998 Ventura was at 10% in the polls just before the Debates, <br>  <br> allowed to Debate on TV,  voters experienced Ventura the politician, and <br>  <br> Ventura received 37% of the vote to become the Governor of Minnesota. <br>  <br> A Reuters\/MSNBC poll stated 25% of the Nader voters are normally Democrats, <br>  <br> and 75% of the Nader voters are normally independents or Republicans. <br>  <br> According to that poll, if Nader dropped out, Bush would easily win! <br>  <br> People who normally don't register or vote, <br>  <br> have registered and indicate they will vote for Nader. <br>  <br> Gore voters, Bush voters, and undecided voters; are switching to Nader. <br>  <br> Even some Corporate polls indicate Nader is gaining voters. <br>  <br> It is possible for Nader to be the President of the United States. <br><br> Nader voters need to peel votes away from Gore and Bush. <br>  <br> Nader supporters need to assure Nader delivers a message to all voters, <br>  <br> before the elections on Nov. 2000. <br>  <br> (1) \"Call on Al Gore to DROP OUT and support Nader to prevent a GWB victory!\" <br>  <br> http:\/\/boston.indymedia.org\/display.php3?article_id=1307 <br>  <br> (2) 10 million Disabled unfairly prevented from Voting <br>  <br> how Nader Voters can help the disabled Vote. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.accessiblesociety .org <br>  <br>    1 619 232 2727 <br>  <br> Democracy Now radio show on 10 million Disabled prevented from Voting <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.democracynow.org   archived radio show Nov. 2 2000 <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.webactive.com\/webactive\/pacifica\/demnow\/dn20001102.html <br>  <br> (3) Parolees and Felons unfairly prevented from Voting <br>  <br> how Nader Voters can help the Parolee or Felon Vote. <br>  <br>    http:\/\/www.sentencing project.org <br>  <br>    1 202 628 0871 <br>  <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>&amp;<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><\/p>\n","contact":"auto84448@hushmail.com","link":"http:\/\/turtle.indymedia.org\/cgi-bin\/wreq\/req?show-active-8-22-activeX8XsortXreqX10X0","address":"nowhere","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"DEMOCRATS ATTACK NADER VOTERS","numcomment":0,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/2000\/11\/democrats_.txt","filesize":"47.7 kibibytes","article_url":"\/news\/2000\/11\/4337.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[]}