McCain is going to lose.

I think McCain is going to lose.

It really is perfect when you think about it, this is not a republican v democrat race to the white house, this is another NWO race to see if they can’t make things a little more peaceful in the world, now that they have what they want from that region.

America went into Iraq and Afghanistan; they secured the path for the oil and then secured the oil, now they wish to make sure it dies down a bit. Bring on Obama the hero of America and the person that will bring about a softer way out of the Middle Eastern mess.

Both presidential puppets are pulled by the same strings.

I disagree.
SOMETHING will happen that will allow GWB to take a third term (legally or illegally).

The odds are certainly stacked against McCain that is for sure... I have a feeling that it might come down to those who vote for Obama because he is black and those who vote against him because he is black. I hope not though. I hope that people really consider things this time around and make a sound judgement but I am not holding my breath.

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It's not just the black thing. It's a woman thing too. That will also make a huge impression on who is elected. This is....to me it seems...that a white woman is more likely to vote for a black man than a white man. By saying this, please do not think i'm making some crazy statement, i'm absolutely not. I just think a woman is more willing to look past barriers than a man. And with Palin, this puts a huge dent in Obama's hopes of winning as many of those votes will be lost.

I'm not being biased, this is just how i see things playing out.

I think McCain is going to win. Just my opinion.

Originally posted by Psychopump
I disagree.
SOMETHING will happen that will allow GWB to take a third term (legally or illegally).

Man, I'll bet you 20 dollars (American dollars, PM me after the elections) that either McCain or Obama will be the next president of the United States, and Bush won't have a "third term" (There is no such thing). But, on the other hand, I would fully expect you to pay me 20 dollars on the day Obama/McCain take the Oath of Office, if you were to agree to a bet. In any case, don't you think saying "SOMETHING will happen" is a little bit vague and discredits you? It's like saying "I have no idea what or when but SOMETHING will keep GW in the White House, you might as well have no opinion. Unless you care to elaborate on the possibility you suggested? You must have a great deal of knowledge about the United States of America as a whole, and very perceptive if you know what the President is going to do next, especially when it's a type of thing that hasn't happened.

People who think George Bush is going to have a third term due to some disaster or martial law or whatever are taking this conspiracy stuff waaaaaaay too far.

Now I'm not saying it's impossible, but c'mon now, it is pretty ridiculous to say that Bush is going to magically stay in office for a third term.

What do the proponents of this theory even have to show for it? Any evidence or proof that Bush is scheming to take a third term? lol, I doubt it...

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They passed a new law a few months ago that will allow Bush to remain president in a time of war or a great crisis. So don't rule it out or think people are crazy.

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I know a lot of women who were Hillary supporters to the bone and to a woman they are deeply offended by the choice of Palin. They all believe that if McCain wanted to send a message that he took women seriously, then he picked the wrong person. That there are plenty of extremely experienced women in the Republican party he could have chosen... Olympia Snowe of Maine and Kay Bailey Hutchenson come immediately to mind and there are others with gravity as well. Women whom the women I know might profoundly disagree with, but respect nonetheless... and to a person they have told me that if McCain had chosen someone else like that, he might of had a chance with them but as it stands, according to them he blew it.

The future president has already been decided.

But isn't it nice of them to let us think that we have a choice?

They control the count of the votes.

Any questions?

This is like asking a class to vote for a student, and then the teacher counts the votes and tells us who won...the system is based on trust. Does anybody trust these people anymore?

Every system we have today is so very exploited...


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Personally, My bet is announcing the prosecution of Osama Bin Laden within the final weeks run up to the election. This wont allow George W Bush to take a third term, but it would, more than likely, ensure that the Republicans take the lead in the election and win.

We know that the Bildeberg group can influence the political landscape. George Stephenpaoulos is a known Bildeberger and, in his TV interview with Ron Paul, asked:

What do you hope to achieve?

Ron Paul replies:

Well, to win. [with passion]

To which George Stephenpaulous rejoins:

That's not gonna happen. [Amused, but confident look]

Source:

Youtube

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[edit on 5-10-2008 by James Random]

I think an interesting twist may occur very soon, especially if the court case against Obama isn't dismissed.

Ref: www.obamacrimes.com...
Ref: Federal District Court Filings and Dockets

It could turn out that the only one on the ballot eligible to run will be McCain/Palin

Either way, its going to be a lose lose situation for all of us. Think about how high tensions and emotions are right now, especially on the McCain side. Things are getting very out of hand. I see a recount coming in the very near future and if that happens....God help us all.