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-:Undertaker:-
26-01-2015, 08:51 PM
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/01/26/bradfords-electorate-falls-by-20000-after-electoral-fraud-clamp-down/

Bradford’s Electorate Falls By 20,000 After Electoral Fraud Clamp Down


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Almost 20,000 voters in Bradford have ‘fallen off’ the electoral register after they failed to come forward and prove they were real. The new rules require anyone who wants to register to vote to fill out a form themselves, rather one person in the household completing the form for everyone.

Under the old rules householders could list anyone – real or not – on the electoral register with little chance of being caught. Before Postal Votes on demand were introduced by Labour anyone who wanted to vote multiple times would have to visit the same Polling Station multiple times.

At more recent elections fraudsters could fill homes with fake voters and register them all for postal votes. This avoided the need to ever see an Elections Officer face to face. The system also enabled ‘Family Voting’ where one person in the household would register everyone, opt for postal votes their behalf and fill them all out without their consent, a practice which is illegal.

The news of the fall in the population was attacked by the Green Party who claimed this would “disenfranchise” voters. However, under the system anyone who was paying tax or receiving benefits at an address were automatically registered. This accounted for 88 percent of people in Bradford.

The remaining 12 percent were written to, inviting them to register. Around 5 percent or 20,000 never replied, suggesting they may never have existed at all. Over ten percent of all electoral fraud allegations come from the City of Bradford according to the local Telegraph and Argus.

Bradford has long been home to political intrigue, one example is when the radical left-wing politician George Galloway came from nowhere to win the seat with a majority of over 10,000 in the 2012 by-election.

There have long been rumours, as old as those CORRECT rumours about the child sex scandal in the wonderfully 'diverse' Rotherham, of electoral fraud involving 'enriched' parts of our towns and cities. After all, why do you think the Labour Party brought postal voting in?


So that's 20,000 cases of provable electoral fraud that the CPS and the Electoral Commission will be investigating, since they have the addresses.

Or more likely, won't be investigating. And we know why that is.


It will be interesting to see how many voters will disappear in Tower Hamlets.

There's a lot of voters disappearing across the country of course - http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/16/britains-1m-missing-voters - but it'll be especially interesting to see what happens in our 'enriched' areas of the country given the countless accusations as well as proven electoral fraud taking place in those areas. In other words with this new and better system, keep an eye on the Labour vote in these areas at the next GE for what I think will be some interesting reading.

Thoughts?

Chippiewill
26-01-2015, 09:59 PM
Christ this thread is just a bunch of b/s. More likely scenario is that people can't be bothered to do it.

-:Undertaker:-
26-01-2015, 10:02 PM
Christ this thread is just a bunch of b/s. More likely scenario is that people can't be bothered to do it.

Yeah just like the rumours about Rotherham were just b/s. That sort of thing wouldn't happen in 2014 Britain in our diverse communities with the Police, social services and Labour controlled council all knowing about it. Not at all, just like electoral fraud wouldn't happen in other enriched areas either (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/10993065/Industrial-scale-fraud-in-mayors-victory.html).

It's common knowledge what certain 'groups' do, you only have to look at what Amjad Bashir's mates tried to do recently with a selection meeting. And the rumours about Bradford, Tower Hamlets and other areas like that have been around for years more than this recent story. A lot longer.

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