I can't accept

[peacetalksforall]

that a ruthless, thieving, lying cabal reformed over night and condcuted an honest election.

I can't accept that Dems didn't wait.

I can't accept that Dem leaders wimped.

I can't accept that Dem leaders made this decision in an exhausted state.

I can't believe they didn't allow the lawyers to do their work.

We were hoodwinked.

We are now fully through the door of a new state of 'neo-slavery'.

I said this early and I'll say it again:

No one represents me.

I can only believe in people who have enough vision to know what is coming and who would have waited, then fought like hell to change the course of our history, if justified.

It will be too late in four years - unless you're going to march every day and subject yourselves to pellets or worse.

Welcome to the blended U.S. - a blend of communism, facism, nazism, imperialism, and dictatorship has been 'potioned up' and has our names on it. We march to the mines, silent, grateful, and yes mam'ing.

[seaj11]

1. This election seems to be

the War for Freedom! Come on! Dems don't need to start a war within their ranks. Unity has been our strength. I'm disappointed in this division among us. :-(

[peacetalksforall]

2. I didn't want Kerry (or Edwards, Shirmer, Clinton and others) who voted

to give Bush the famous permission. And I thought his positions on Cuba Haiti, and Venezuela were atrocious. But, after stating my position a number of times....I became silent and supportive because of his positions on the environment and other issues. I gave my support and gave him the benefit of my doubts to work and defend him.

The division isn't new - we came together for this fight - now we're coming apart again. I'll be there to fight this plague that is descending, but it's time to be blunt.

[seaj11]

3. It is a time for bluntness...

I agree. Let's just remember that the fight for integrity and strong leadership in government isn't over.