Is Democracy “Free For All”? (Video)
By Lady Boomer NYC on July 5, 2008 at 9:00 PM in Voter Enfranchisement, Voter Fraud
Watch the trailer of John Wellington Ennis’ new film, Free For All here. Then click on the link below to watch the entire film for free.
FREE FOR ALL! One Dude’s Quest to Save Democracy was aptly released on July 4, 2008. If you think we’ve just experienced caucus fraud, this beautifully produced film will remind you that we’ve got more big fish to fry.
The film hearkens back to the 2000 and 2004 election nightmares. Diebold voter machines were supposed to fix any leftover 2000 hanging-chad problems. However, leading up to the election, there were many warnings and red flags that the “fix” was in the machines, in that they were easily hackable, and the company’s neutrality was questionable. A simple retrospective statement by Sen. Robert Hagen (D-Ohio) describes his Diebold voting encounter:
It was one of the first times you got to press using the electronic voting machine. When I pressed Kerry, it went over to Bush.
The film explores the 2000 and 2004 elections, including: the Ohio and Florida debacles, missing ballot boxes, veracity of exit polls, illegal purge of voter rolls, restrictions to, and misinformation about, election day voter sign-in, and much, much more. In conclusion, the filmmaker opines:
“If Democracy isn’t free for all, then it’s not free for me.”
Watch the film. What do you think? Is Democracy Free For All, or a free for all? It’s in our hands . . . or is it?
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