The Rigging Story from Mr Seed

I found this article below on a Kenyan website just FYI THE RIGGING STORY January 28 2008 at 9:33 PM Richot --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Will Joe the Plumber and Soccer Moms Bail out the USA in November 2008

Can blue collar workers like 'Joe the Plumber' and the busy soccer moms swing the election away from the current Obama leaning trend? The answer is an unequivocal and resounding yes; but why should they. Let's see.

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A controversial Kenyan leader for whom Sen.

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NEW YORK – Former members of Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga's Orange Democratic Movement party have told WND when Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama visited Kenya on a "fact-finding" trip in 2006, he was carrying out part of a secret election strategy that al …

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"About 50 parishioners were locked into the Assemblies of God church before it was set ablaze"; "by mid-February 2008, more than 1,500 Kenyans were killed"; "more than 500,000 were displaced". Supporters of Raila Odinga led the violence.

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A "Certain" reason to vote for McCain

Let me make a case to vote for John McCain--- I preface this with 1) all politicians lie and 2) I'm a registered Dem and ex-Hillary supporter.

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The author, Jerome Corsi, was in Kenya to launch his book which accuses Mr Obama of supporting an alleged plot to turn Kenya into an Islamic state.

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15 Reasons to Question Obama's Integrity

1. He was raised in Jakarta, a hotbed of terrorism. 2. He not only chose to attend the Reverend Wright's church, he was married there and chose to raise his children in that church. 3. He admits to smoking marijuana and doing "a little blow" in his words.

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Videos about Obama's wish to talk with dictators (without preconditions), his Kenyan cousin imposes Muslim Law, and Clinton challenges him in Puerto Rico.

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He said that his chief concern was whether Mwai Kibaki, the president, and Raila Odinga, the top opposition leader, were "prepared to rise above themselves and put the interests of the nation ahead of their own personal or their group's political interest."

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Mwai Kibaki, a once Times declared Africa's future leader he is now fighting to disentangle himself from the same vocabulary platform with Idi Amin and Mugabe.

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"One tribe is targeting another one in a fashion that can rightly be described as ethnic cleansing," said one senior police commander who declined to be identified.

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Kibaki, who had trailed in all the opinion polls and all but the final count yesterday, was given 4,584,721 votes to the 4,352,993 tally of the opposition leader Raila Odinga.

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