Emergency in America: Granny Haddock

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> Tue, 13 Jul 2004 07:22:33 -0700 (PDT)

> Emergency in America:

 

Granny Haddock

>

 

> Dear Friends:

>

> What we have feared most seems now to be happening.

>

> The following clippings should give a chill down

> every American's

> spine: The man in the White House, who has made a

> career of

> deception and power grabs, is maneuvering to delay

> the presidential

> elections. The groundwork for this treachery was

> laid last week when

> the Administration suggested that Al Qaeda would

> target the

> conventions or the election.

>

> Certainly, no one has better access to the bin Laden

> family than the

> Bush family, so they just might know something.

>

> But to delay the election? Really!

>

> If there is a concern, urge Americans to vote by

> mail. All the

> states are equipped to handle that.

>

> Why does that not occur to the Administration? It is

> a dark

> question, indeed.

>

> Is there a real threat of terrorism, or is it an

> attempt to delay

> the election until Bush's numbers improve, and to

> get American's to

> rally 'round the Commander in Chief? Or is it both?

> We would never

> dare ask such questions of any other president in

> our long history.

>

> What must we do?

>

> First, call your Senator and your Representative

> first thing Monday,

> and call them all. Demand an investigation of what

> the Bush

> Administration knows about any possible attack. The

> Administration

> does not have our trust and must disclose what they

> know to the

> bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee

> immediately.

>

> Second, call your voter registration office and

> order your ballot by

> mail. If it is too early to order your general

> election ballot, make

> a note of the proper date and put it on your

> calendar.

>

> Third, listen to the call-in radio shows in your

> town. Even if they

> are right wing shows, call in and voice your

> concern. Use the mail-

> in ballot issue.

>

> Forth, write a letter to the editor of your paper,

> and send it in by

> email.

>

> Fifth, sign up to MoveOn and other orgs that may be

> in a position to

> move people to action quickly. Keep an eye on ACLU

> websites and my

> own, http://GrannyD.com (look for the October

> Surprise link for more

> info as it is available.)

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Doris " Granny D " Haddock

>

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