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Please send this to all military personnel. They have the right to vote
and the right to redress if their voting rights have been suspended by
Clinton Administration malfeasance.



Did you request and not receive an absentee ballot for the November
election?

581 absentee ballots were received from the military by the State of
Florida this month. Four years ago, in 1996, 2300 military ballots were
received.

You may join a class-action suit will be filed in court on Monday,
November 20, 2000.

 "Attorneys for disenfranchised military personnel plan to ask a judge
to either let them vote late or allow them to refuse to pay taxes for
the next four years. Large numbers of military personnel have complained
that they did not receive absentee ballots in time to vote, and now they
are taking action in court.

"What we would like to do is ask for injunctive relief and ask for these
people to have their ballots flown to them immediately and allow them to
vote and be counted in this election, regardless of what state they�re
in," attorney Philip E. Jones told NewsMax.com in a phone interview."

"We need all parties to this suit to fax us a notarized statement
stating they applied for their ballot through the appropriate channel
and did not receive the ballot in time to vote, or did not receive it at
all.

"If any parties saved a certified receipt showing when they requested
their ballot, it will be very helpful. Also, if there are any military
orderly room records annotating service members' requests for ballots,
we could use copies of those, or sworn affidavits from the appropriate
supervisor," Jones explained.

"Affidavits may be faxed to Jones' office at (210) 227-4229, 24 hours a
day. Jones can be reached at (210) 224-1923. E-mail:
philipejones@earthlink.net."


Also in the same article:

"He is investigating complaints that a large number of military were
suddenly, and without advance warning, sent on a training mission the
day before the election. The large contingent was stationed in Florida
and did not request absentee ballots because they were supposed to be in
Florida on Election Day. The sudden orders prevented them from voting.

"He is investigating complaints that a large number of military were
suddenly, and without advance warning, sent on a training mission the
day before the election. The large contingent was stationed in Florida
and did not request absentee ballots because they were supposed to be in
Florida on Election Day. The sudden orders prevented them from voting.


The above is an excerpt written by David M. Bresnahan of Investigative
Journal

The complete article may be found at:

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2000/11/16/145438.shtml

See also:
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_dougherty/20001117_xnjdo_mystery_in.shtml