PJ Tatler has obtained the document detailing the places across the United States where United Nations election observers will be deployed. The document identifies the stateside targets, particular officials as well as their country of origin. To see it, click here.
For example, Aida Alzhanova of Kazakhstan will be monitoring in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Phoenix, Arizona. Elchin Musayvev from Azerbaijan will be monitoring in Concord, New Hampshire.
Kazakhstan has been criticized for a weak human rights record and a government that tightly controls speech, assembly and the free exercise of religion. Azerbaijan is worse. The government there has violently cracked down on peaceful protests and the “atmosphere for journalists is hostile. . . . The government tightened restrictions on religious groups. . . . Torture and ill-treatment in police custody continue with impunity.”
Other U.N. targets include Richmond (VA), Harrisburg (PA), Raleigh (NC), Austin (TX), Des Moines (Iowa), St. Paul, (Minn.), Topeka (KS), and Tallahassee (FL).
Yesterday, Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote was on Fox News criticizing the U.N. deployment.
“Deployment” … sounds like foreign troops deployed on American soil. This is the Obama foreign policy? Precisely.
They’re sending people to Kentucky?! Obama couldn’t win Kentucky if he ran against a ham sandwich! In this year’s primary, “uncommitted” got 42% of the vote and won more than half the counties. (Kentucky has a closed primary, so those were die-hard D voters opting for uncommitted.)
At least the parasites from Germany and Switzerland who are observing in Annapolis can watch as my absentee ballot is dumped in the trash can. Afterwards, I recommend the crab cakes.
UN Election Observers: “no, no, no, you’re doing election fraud all wrong, here’s how you commit election fraud.”
They were in San Antonio yesterday, according to one of the volunteers at the early voting location where I went to vote yesterday. I had jokingly asked where our UN monitor was – he said they were somewhere in the city, but no idea at which early voting location.
The parking lot was jammed, and the line to get into the polling place was long. It moved very briskly, though. My daughter said that if there are crowds like this on Election Day itself … well, we were glad to have gone early. Whatever ‘October Surprise’ the Obama administration has up it’s collective sleeve will probably come too late.
I see Santa Fe,N.M. made the list. What about Aspen, Beverly Hills, Palm Beach, Manhatten, Scotsdale, the Hamptons, Martha’s Vineyard, almost anyplace in Hawaii,& Jackson Hole. I’m sure the “observers” will be put up in **** hotels at U.N. expense. This is the best scam yet. Maybe the observers could go to Philly and watch the Black Panthers intimidate white people trying to vote while Holder looks the other way.
These coupl’a dozen “observers” at equally many polling sites –out of how many thousands, nationwide?– are a joke. They will “see” exactly nothing. BTW, I missed any mention of observers of military polling, or of at least the tallying of our military votes. Will the scandal brewing there never be recorded, or reported? I fear so!
That’s it, I’m going to find some purple dye so I can dip my finger in it after I vote. Hmmm…which finger should I use?
I really think it would be safer and more accurate! Id much rather dip my finger in dye than show my ID, give them my signature and ballot #. Nobody ever mentions the right to a *secret* ballot anymore. Is this UN thing for real??? How do we prove it to our friends and family if it is true?
The organization listed in the header ‘OSCE/ODIHR’ is the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. Neither the OSCE nor the ODIHR is or has ever been a constituent part of the United Nations Organization. The OSCE is recognized by the UNO as an regional body, a classification conferred on NAFTA, Mercosur, ASEAN, SAARC, and the EU. Furthermore, the UN Charter prohibits any UN enforcement or action without the explicit authorization of the Security Council.
So at best, this mission is an OSCE mission, NOT a UN mission, which would need the US’ approval.
Are you kidding me. Kazakhstan? There last election the winner came out with 95% of the votes. That’s a Soviet/Cuba style election if I ever heard of one. And they want to monitor our elections?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/kazakhstans-fictional-democracy/2011/04/06/AFXfwrGD_story.html
I notice Chicago, LAND OF CORRUPTION, Home of OBUMMER isn’t on the list.
They have their votes counted by the Mob. Not only 30 ObamaPhones, but 30 Ballots (One for each phone)