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Taos News Survey stats seem strange. How can so many people vote in favor of a censure when so uninformed? A legal instrument cannot be based on hearsay; that is what comprises the Resolution, a complete fabrication. For the stats to be so high in favor indicates manipulation. Intelligent people would not vote that such a faulty instrument be considered viable or genuine. This just looks like more games of deception to cover more hidden tricks. It is time for the people to wake up. It sure looks obvious that there is a group who are working hard to make people believe so many individuals think an illegitimate Resolution seem acceptable. To exert that kind of energy sure suggests a cover up. Survey results are somehow skewed and cannot be taken at face value. Between 2-3AM February 9th, about two hundred votes were cast in favor of the illegal censure. I do not think that 200 persons would be up voting on this issue so early in the morning. This sure is interesting. What a circus!
Correction, February 8th, not 9th. Typo