SCOTTISH REFERENDUM WAS RIGGED The whole world was waiting for the the Scottish referendum results. Scotland voted to stay in the United Kingdom after voters rejected independence by a margin of 55% to 45%. However, almost as soon as the vote count began last night, some were pointing to alleged examples of tampering. In the first example, bundles of referendum papers are seen on top of a table designated for ‘No’ votes and yet when zoomed in, the top paper on two of the bundles clearly shows an X marked in the box for ‘Yes’. The second clip shows a man at a desk in a polling station writing on a piece of paper. Some claim this proves he is filling in referendum cards, although he could just as easily be tallying up votes. The third example is a little harder to explain. It shows a woman at a polling station counting votes. She takes one paper from the ‘No’ pile and places it in the ‘Yes’ pile before taking at least two cards from the ‘Yes’ pile and placing them in the ‘No’ pile. “Last night police officers were present at the count to remove the ballot papers and keep them as evidence,” reports the Daily Mail. youtube/watch?v=xBZi6HqDwcQ
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 11:35:07 +0000
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