BOOK REVIEWS
#1 http://www.farmernancy.com Richard Hayes Phillips, who is from around here, wrote a book called "Witness to a Crime: A Citizens' Audit of an American Election." Essentially it's an investigation that took three years and proves that the Ohio election was rigged in hundreds of different ways. It includes a CD with 1200 photographs of ballots showing evidence of tampering. I heard him speak and it's a disturbing story. At the end he said that the question people usually want him to answer is whether he thinks that a valid election would have had a different result, if Kerry would have won. He said that he thought it probably would have
changed the election but that isn't the point. If we have a representative democracy or a republic or whatever you want to call it, our only power as individuals is our vote. We entrust the people we elect to create our laws, to enforce them, to run our country. And if our vote doesn't count, then we have nothing. Then we are powerless and disenfranchised and we don't live the lives we think we do. This election undermined the very foundation of the United States of America. Dave delivers the first books to my house at 4 Fisher Street on Friday, April 11, 2008. #2 Devvy Kidd www.newswithviews.com Richard Hayes Phillips, a former college professor, has written a new book titled, Witness to a Crime: A Citizens' Audit of an American Election. This monstrous undertaking covers the 2004 election results in the State of Ohio. Remember, the chief executive for the biggest vote fraud machine operation in this country said he would deliver Ohio to Bush. He did. What makes Phillips' investigation so compelling is the book is filled with concrete proof that the voters of Ohio were robbed of their right to fair and impartial elections. The amount of work that went into this investigation is staggering: 30,000 images of forensic evidence, then personally examining 126,000 ballots, 127 poll books and 141 voter signature books from 18 counties in Ohio. This is the definitive and documented evidence of crimes that cannot, must not be ignored.