- Democratic Party sources have reported to WMR that Karl
Rove and a team of Republican Party election manipulators he has used in
the past for tampering with U.S. elections, particularly in Florida, Ohio,
and New Mexico, are under investigation by the Italian government of Prime
Minister Romano Prodi and the opposition Democratic Revolution Party (PRD)
of Mexico.
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- The sources report that investigators are looking at
alleged technical and strategic advice given by Rove and GOP election tampering
consultants to Silvio Berlusconi's government, particularly the arch-neo-cons
in the Berlusconi Cabinet -- then Interior Minister Beppe Pisanu and Foreign
Minister Ginafranco Fini. Although polls before the April 2006 election
indicated that Prodi's Center-Left coalition was far ahead of Berlusconi's
right-wing/neo-fascist alliance and exit polls also indicated a large Center-Left
win, Prodi squeaked by with a mere 0.1 percent of the vote. Our sources
claim that Rove and his Italian counterparts severely miscalculated in
their planning for tampering with the Italian election returns. Rove and
his advisers forgot to include the expatriate Italian vote in their calculations.
The 2006 national elections were the first in which Italians abroad were
allowed to vote and by failing to calculate those votes, Berlusconi lost
by a hair, despite the vote counting fraud that reportedly also included
siphoning blank protest votes to the Berlusconi column.
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- Similarly, PRD officials are also looking at Rove and
his team's involvement in providing election tampering assistance to conservative
National Action Party (PAN) candidate Felipe Calderon in last July's Mexico
presidential election. Calderon beat PRD candidate Andres Manuel Lopez
Obrador by a razor-thin 0.6 percent. However, as with Italy, pre-election
polls and exit polls showed the PRD candidate with a commanding lead. Ballot
boxes were found in garbage dumps in pro-PRD precincts. In addition, votes
for the PRD were either shaved from the total count and some precincts
were not even counted.
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- Some of the financial support for Republican interference
in the Italian and Mexican elections may have been laundered through the
U.S. taxpayer-funded National Endowment for Democracy, which, in turn,
funds the International Republican Institute (IRI), an arm of the Republican
Party. The IRI has been involved in funding election campaigns in Venezuela
against Hugo Chavez and in Haiti against Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
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- Rove now under investigation for election fraud by Italian
and Mexican officials. Is an INTERPOL Red Notice for Rove in the offing?
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- Italian government and PRD officials have been in direct
contact with Democratic Party election experts concerning the suspected
international vote fraud committed by the GOP and Rove. If Rove is asked
to testify in Italy about his contacts with Berlusconi government officials
and refuses, he will have more than U.S. congressional subpoenas to worry
about -- he could be faced with an INTERPOL Red Notice, a international
arrest warrant recognized by INTERPOL member states.
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- http://waynemadsenreport.com/
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