Conservative Refocus

Barry Secrest

It's only natural, after the plethora of Regime misdirections and outright lies, the never answered questions on Benghazi, Fast and Furious, the Bin Laden death and even the latest, where the media appears to be supportive of a fake trillion dollar coin.

There is a singular effort in America's public to increasingly question and distrust a mainstream media that's quite obviously in the bag for a political initiative geared towards forwarding the Transformation of America.

Even after the often ridiculous rants of the prior decade, by these same Liberals, now the regime in power consistently receives a rubber-stamped approval by the very journalistic "professionals" who found conspiracy lurking around every corner in the former regime.

I personally could not imagine how the Newtown shootings could be faked in any way, and yet, at least some of the evidence proferred does raise questions. The main question being, "why all of these attacks, seemingly occurring on an almost weekly basis, all of a sudden?

"False Flag" is not a myth and has been used by governments before in order to misdirect the populace to support initially difficult to inact government initiatives. While it would seem that most theories, including this one, border on the ridiculous, there are those other events that began as conspiracy theories only to be proven correct some time later.

While Anderson Cooper, in the above video, parlays his scorn of the theorist effectively, one cannot deny that Cooper offers little if anything by way of refuting the Professor's claims.

Now, why is that?

Perhaps Cooper feels that the allegations are so ridiculous that they don't warrant any sort of refutative response. Even while we have many in government who continually deny that surmassing a debt so large that it can never be repaid is a thing that is stimulative and that we all should simply ignore.

But if the media and the Liberals view these classroom deaths of over a score of children as tragic, why do they simultaneously, if not ironically, believe that the annually forced deaths of over 1.2 million children by abortion is a necessary and good thing for the rights of individuals?

The Examiner

Barry Secrest

Election Day antics began early in Broward County, Florida, which, incidentally, is also home to the infamous 'hanging chad' incident between Bush and Gore in the 2000 Presidential election.

When the officially designated poll watcher tried to resume her precinct voting station at 6:15am, she was denied access by the polling station manager. Despite the poll watcher's displaying of the required certified letter and badge from the Broward County elections official verifying her official status, the poll watcher was threatened with arrest and commanded to leave the premises right away "or else" due to the fact that her name was not on the designated precinct list.

GOP officials were then contacted who supposedly contacted the voting station manager, and the incident was 'reportedly' resolved. A GOP Broward County spokeswoman we contacted later cited the incident as 'some minor confusion, which was reportedly cleared up by 7:00 am.'

Minor indeed.

The poll watcher, upon learning that the incident had been cleared up, wryly indicated, "yeah, after half of the voting day's gone," and immediately traveled to resume her poll watching station only to find that the incident had not actually been cleared up. Unfortunately, this instance was but one of many headaches she was forced to endure as a Broward County poll watcher.

In the 2012 election season, there has been a landslide of allegations, clear admissions and witnessed instances of voter fraud occurring in virtually every state.

From machine malfunctions defaulting to the incumbent, thousands of 112 year-old voters casting ballots in only four counties in North Carolina, to even an NAACP group essentially taking over a voting station in Texas. There have even been clear admissions of repeated voting by individuals who proudly boast about the fraud they are committing. There have also been whispers about being paid for voting and even accounts of poll workers threatening some voters who have the audacity to show verifiable ID.

This latest twist in the "vote early and often saga" was but one of many incidents reported by our repeatedly harassed poll watcher in Broward County Florida. In earlier instances, the poll watcher had observed clear evidence of individuals not being signed in at the voter station in order to verify that no earlier votes had been cast. In Florida, voting regulations require that each individual's license or voter ID card be swiped prior to the voter being allowed into the voting booth. The poll watcher, Diane Sori, has signed affidavits with election officials swearing to the fact that numerous individuals were not effectively signed into their voting stations while still being allowed to vote.

The infractions didn't stop there, however.

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Voter Fraud in Broward County Florida: Poll Watcher Threatened, Ejected from Voter Station