Last-Minute Updates

On the eve of tomorrow's historic election, I wanted to pass along a few last-minute updates. First, Barack Obama's grandmother passed away. Thoughts and prayers go out to the Obama family.

Interestingly, it appears that Barack Obama knew his aunt was living in the U.S. illegally. Once again: the problem with Washington is that they only follow the law as long as it's not politically inconvenient. Send 'em all home.

We've already seen the first official instance of voter fraud. As The Jawa Report points out, there is no mention of which party is guilty...but let's all take a guess. At this point, I still haven't seen a single instance of Republican voter fraud...

Apparently, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, because even some Obama staffers have gotten into the voter fraud act:

Following Dear Leader-- Obama Staffer Spreads the Wealth Around... Registers in 3 States- Votes in 2
Surprised?...
Of course not.

Several Obama staffers have registered and voted in different swing states this year. Palestra.net uncovered this latest disgusting Democratic scandal.
Don't expect the mainstream media to jump on this news.

It's a pattern of behavior, a systemic tactic and standard practice for the liberal Democrat Left. Get ready for the attempt to steal the election to begin in earnest...

Speaking of the election, here's a handy dandy picture that shows when the polls close all across America:




The reason I bring this up is twofold: first, don't let any news report prevent you from getting to the polls - not if they say exit polls show a wide Obama lead, not if they say it's already an Obama win, not if they call the state outright. This is expected, so don't listen to it. GO VOTE, no matter what. Second, if the media is talking about any kind of exit polling results before the polls close, ignore it. If the polls haven't closed, the ball game is wide open. And, as we examined earlier today (see below), exit polls always skew toward Democrat, anyway, so just go ahead and ignore them anyway...but especially if the polls haven't closed yet.

TexasFred posts this video that you should see:

What the heck is he talking about?? Fred's analysis:

Listen to the words of Barack Obama in this video, what do you think you would call a Civilian National Security Force?

In 1925 Adolf Hitler formed his own personal bodyguard called the Schutzstaffel (SS). Four years later Hitler appointed Heinrich Himmler as the leader of the SS. By the time of Himmler’s appointment the SS had only 280 members. They wore the same uniform as the SA except for a black cap with a silver death’s head badge and a black tie.

Over the next year Himmler obtained the independence of the SS from the Sturm Abteilung (SA). Sepp Dietrich was put in charge of Hitler’s bodyguard whereas Himmler concentrated on building up the organization.

With the agreement of Adolf Hitler, Himmler expanded the size of the SS. Himmler personally vetted all applicants to make sure that all were good ‘Aryan’ types. In 1932 Himmler introduced all-black uniform of the SS.

By the time the Nazi Party gained power in 1933 Himmler’s SS had grown to a strength of 52,000. He was also made head of all German political police outside Prussia, where Hermann Goering was the minister of the interior.

Himmler agreed with Goering that the Sturm Abteilung (SA) posed a threat to the German Army and in June 1934, along with his loyal assistants, Reinhard Heydrich, Kurt Daluege and Walter Schellenberg, he arranged what became known as the Night of the Long Knives.

As a result of this purge the SS was now the principal instrument of internal rule in Germany. In 1936 the Gestapo also came under Himmler’s control. Himmler was also able to put SS men in all the key posts in Nazi Germany.

Much More Here:
Schutzstaffel (SS) : Nazi Germany

And just WHAT would you call it now??

Scary stuff!

Finally, we have a terrific video that pits Obama against himself on several of the most important issues of the election:

This is the man who may become President in just over 12 hours.

Think you need to get to the polls to cast your vote? Yep, me too.

There's my two cents.