Author Topic: Election Results in Austria are canceled (Read 522 times)

RomanCatholic1953 · « **on:** July 01, 2016, 10:27:58 PM »

The Constitutional Court of Austria took into account the suit from representatives of the rightwing nationalist Freedom Party and canceled the results of the presidential election in the country, Chairman of the Court Gerhart Holzinger said.

Former leader of the "greens", Alexander Van der Bellen won by a small margin the second round of elections, which took place in May. Der Bellen gained 50.3% of votes, which was only 0.6% higher than his rival, candidate from the nationalist Freedom Party, Norbert Hofer.

The leader of the Freedom Party, Hans-Christian Strache, stated that more than 570,000 ballots were miscounted during the counting of votes.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Austria plans to organize new elections. The works will take 2-3 months. The Presidium of the National Council of Austria will temporarily execute the duties of the Austrian president for the time before the new elections are held. - See more at: http://www.pravdareport.com/news/world/europe/01-07-2016/134895-austrai_presidential_election-0/#sthash.Lo7cWajU.dpuf

JezusDeKoning · « **Reply #1 on:** July 01, 2016, 11:27:08 PM »

The rightwing party may win now... With this, France, Greece, Brexit among other things, we're seeing a resurgence of populist politics à la the 1930s with Franco, Hitler, Vichy France, etc. As long as it doesn't exceed its limits, then its fine.

RomanCatholic1953 · « **Reply #2 on:** July 02, 2016, 10:25:41 AM »

Last week on RBN I heard part of a radio internet show that originates from
Hawaii and the host is very reliable. There was massive voter fraud against
the Brexit vote. If the Brexit vote was more narrow. Brexit would have lost.
One example there were votes that came in from North Korea from so-
called free British Citizens. Any British citizens in North Korea would not be
free but would be in prison.
some guess without the voter frauds, the actual vote would have been an
overwhelming vote for Brexit. Some estimate 70% for and 30% against.

Cantarella · « **Reply #3 on:** July 02, 2016, 11:00:36 AM »

Seeing Brexit in Perspective

http://www.traditioninaction.org/bev/192bev06_29_2016.htm

"Public opinion has changed. The talk of welcoming immigrants duly promoted by the local governments no longer convinces the people. The Hungarian Prime Minister set a good example by publicly protesting and shaking off the anti-European policy imposed by the E.U.

In Austria the sale of arms are off the charts: no guns are left on the shelves. More and more Austrian women are buying guns to defend themselves from possible rapes by immigrants. In the last elections of May 2016, the habitual socialist and conservative Austrian political parties, seeing that they could not win, channeled their votes to the Green representative, who barely managed to beat the anti-E.U. and anti-immigrant candidate – winning only by a microscopic percentage.

In December 2015, the same policy of channeling votes was adopted in France to prevent the Neo-nαzι party of Marine Le Pen from taking the legislative elections. Although her party did not take any region, it emerged as the second party in numbers of vote. The virtual dictatorship of François Hollande, who since November 2015 has been ruling the country by martial law under the pretext of combating terrorism, is paradoxically protecting the Muslims by forbidding the State police to enforce the law in their districts".