A Special Report on Election Fraud Election 2000 was one of the most controversial presidential races in American history. And no chapter of this amazing story was more explosive than that dealing with the suppressed military vote. Whether it was because of an intentional effort to prevent service personnel from voting, as some suspect, or because the Pentagon's system of absentee balloting is outmoded, outdated and inefficient, is debatable. What is not debatable is that thousands of military personnel who selflessly serve this country domestically and abroad did not get to vote for their next commander-in-chief. This 100-page 'WorldNetDaily Special Report" by reporter Jon E. Dougherty represents the most comprehensive account of the problems, political machinations and subversion of military votes unearthed during Election 2000. Even before the Nov. 7 election, Dougherty was documenting cases where military voters living at bases in the U.S., and especially abroad, were being denied their voting franchise. Then the story heated up rapidly. From the early Pentagon admissions of absentee-ballot delivery problems to subsequent angry denials; from a Florida Democrat lawyer's 5-page memo on how to disqualify military ballots to the capricious disqualification of hundreds of legal military votes in that state's razor-close race; from multiple lawsuits over absentee ballots to judges chastising canvassing boards for denying soldiers their right to vote; WorldNetDaily was there through it all. And topping it off are the many voices - some from battleships halfway around the world - of the men and women in America's armed forces who contacted WorldNetDaily, crying out for the right to exercise the most basic American right of all -- the right to vote. Now you can read it all in this WorldNetDaily Special Report - "Election 2000: How the military vote was suppressed." "The first step toward ensuring this never happens again is becoming informed," says WND Editor Joseph Farah. "Buy this report and share it with your friends, family and elected officials." Just click below for ordering instructions or more information. http://www.dxmarket.com/worldnetdaily/products/S0002.html --- Please do not respond to this message. This WND subscriber alert is handled by a system which does not process incoming mail. You are currently subscribed as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is distributed to those who have requested the WorldNetDaily News Alert service. Other inquiries may be addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Copyright 2001 WorldNetDaily.com
