1997-12-14 - InfoWar EndGame (Part III of The True Story of the InterNet)
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<CENTER><U><FONT COLOR=#0000FF>The True Story of the InterNet
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Part III<BR>
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<CENTER><B><FONT SIZE=7 COLOR=#800000>Info</FONT><FONT SIZE=7 COLOR=#FF0000>War</FONT></B></CENTER>
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<CENTER><U><B><FONT SIZE=4>Final Frontier of the Digital Revolution</FONT></B></U></CENTER>
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<CENTER><U><B><FONT SIZE=2 COLOR=#800000>Behind the ElectroMagnetic
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<CENTER><FONT SIZE=2>by <I><B>TruthMonger <tm@dev.null>
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<FONT SIZE=2>Copyright 1997 Pearl Publishing</FONT>
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<CENTER><U><B>InfoWar Table of Contents<BR>
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<LI>Epilogue EG
<LI>Nobody Calls From Vegas Just To Say Hello
<LI>End Game / InfoWarez
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<CENTER><A NAME="Epilogue"><B>Epilogue EG</B></A></CENTER>
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<CENTER><A NAME="NobodyCalls"><U><I><B><FONT COLOR=#000080>Nobody
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FROM MOUNTAIN MEDIA<BR>
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATED DEC. 10, 1997<BR>
THE LIBERTARIAN, By Vin Suprynowicz<BR>
How can we reduce voter turnout?<BR>
<BR>
Toby, somewhere in the Great Northwest, writes:<BR>
<BR>
"I am doing a research paper for my Sr. High School Government
term<BR>
paper. My assignment is 'How to increase voter turnout.' Are there
any<BR>
books or information that I could use to reference, and if you
have time<BR>
could you give me some of your ideas?"<BR>
<BR>
I replied:<BR>
<BR>
# # #<BR>
<BR>
Greetings, Toby --<BR>
<BR>
The book "Votescam," widely available in paperback,
is worth a look.<BR>
<BR>
But I'm not sure about the premise of your paper, in the first
place.<BR>
<BR>
Before we can answer the question, "How to increase voter
turnout," it<BR>
seems to me we need to ask "WHO wants to increase voter turnout,
and why?"<BR>
<BR>
Whether the next election sees 70 percent of registered voters
show up at<BR>
the polls, or 50 percent, or 30 percent, the result will be the
same. A<BR>
member of the incumbent Republicrat Party will be elected. He
or she will<BR>
go to the capital, raise taxes, and increase government meddling
in our<BR>
lives. Freedom will be further eroded. The only folks granted
"loopholes"<BR>
and "exemptions" from this ever-tightening vise are
corporate, union, or<BR>
other special interests who have ponied up tens of thousands of
dollars<BR>
worth of bribes -- euphemistically called "campaign contributions"
-- to<BR>
buy "access."<BR>
<BR>
If the folks running this protection racket thought that higher
voter<BR>
turnouts would upset their applecart, dumping them all out of
office and<BR>
replacing them with Libertarians (or anyone who might REALLY decrease
the<BR>
size and power of government), they would be doing everything
possible to<BR>
PREVENT higher voter turnout, starting with re-enactment of the
poll tax.<BR>
<BR>
Instead, we see our state and local registrars -- FULL-TIME GOVERNMENT
<BR>
EMPLOYEES -- urging HIGHER voter turnout, and making it so easy
to register<BR>
and vote that you can now actually do both by mail.<BR>
<BR>
Why?<BR>
<BR>
To discover their real motivation, look at the recent special
<BR>
presidential election in Bosnia. Because voter turnout was under
50<BR>
percent, the United Nations held that vote was INVALID and had
to be<BR>
redone, figuring terrorist gunmen had frightened too many folks
away from<BR>
the polls.<BR>
<BR>
The risk to governments now in power is not HIGH voter turnout
-- their<BR>
control over the courtesan press, and restrictions on the ability
of third<BR>
parties to get on the ballot or into televised debates, take care
of that.<BR>
<BR>
Instead, their fear is that turnout among wised-up victims unwilling
to<BR>
continue endorsing their schemes will fall so low that they will
no longer<BR>
be able to claim any credible "mandate from the people"
to continue<BR>
building their metastasizing police state.<BR>
<BR>
So, if we want to see anything change, why isn't the title of
your paper<BR>
"How to REDUCE voter turnout?"<BR>
<BR>
"That's outrageous," you'll likely be told. "Voting
is how we keep the<BR>
democratic process strong."<BR>
<BR>
Precisely. And the Founders never meant for us to be exclusively
or even<BR>
mostly a democracy, or they'd never have let five Supreme Court
justices<BR>
overrule 218 congressmen. All this vote-counting has actually
gotten<BR>
people believing it's OK to throw away the Second Amendment and
restrict<BR>
the right of the people to keep and bear arms (for example) ...
so long as<BR>
you can get a majority to "vote" for it.<BR>
<BR>
Our current problem in this country is that there's TOO MUCH voting
going<BR>
on, on stuff never meant to be subject to government intervention,
in the<BR>
first place.<BR>
<BR>
But, if you insist, here's a way to "increase voter turnout":
<BR>
<BR>
Place every state, local, and national ordinance which currently
outlaws,<BR>
taxes, or regulates any drug or medical device or practice, or
any firearm,<BR>
explosive, or militarily useful device up to and including tanks
and<BR>
shoulder-launched missiles, on the ballot. For good measure, also
place on<BR>
the ballot any existing law which authorizes any tax or fee.<BR>
<BR>
Then announce that, under the Sixth Amendment guarantee of a jury
trial,<BR>
it follows that no person may be punished for violating any of
these laws<BR>
unless he or she could reasonably expect to be convicted by a
UNANIMOUS<BR>
vote of a RANDOMLY-SELECTED jury of 12.<BR>
<BR>
Since one juror in 12 represents 8.33 percent of the populace,
obviously<BR>
no law which has only 91 percent popular support can be allowed
to stand<BR>
under the clear intent of the Sixth Amendment; only laws with
92 percent<BR>
popular support can be allowed to stand.<BR>
<BR>
Therefore, any law which is OPPOSED BY 9 PERCENT (OR MORE) OF
VOTERS IN<BR>
THE NEXT ELECTION will be stricken from the books. No more prosecutions
<BR>
under that law will EVER be allowed, even if the Legislature tries
to<BR>
re-instate it.<BR>
<BR>
If the vote goes 91-9 to KEEP the drug laws, the drug laws are
REPEALED.<BR>
If the vote goes 91-9 to KEEP the gun laws, the gun laws are REPEALED.
If<BR>
the vote goes 91-9 to KEEP the income tax, the income tax is REPEALED.
<BR>
<BR>
Giving folks the chance to finally CHANGE something, I think that
would<BR>
draw a pretty good voter turnout. Don't you?<BR>
<BR>
Vin Suprynowicz is the assistant editorial page editor of the
Las Vegas<BR>
Review-Journal. Readers may contact him via e-mail at vin@lvrj.com.
<BR>
<BR>
***<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Vin Suprynowicz, vin@lvrj.com<BR>
<BR>
"If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility
of servitude<BR>
greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us
in peace.<BR>
We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick
the hand that<BR>
feeds you. May your chains set lightly upon you; and may posterity
forget<BR>
that ye were our countrymen." -- Samuel Adams<BR>
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