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Special Report: Scottish Referendum Rigged – The 'How' and the 'Why'
Posted byNiall	 27 September 2014 2 Comments on Special Report: Scottish Referendum Rigged – The 'How' and the 'Why'
Co-written with SOTT.net Editor Joe Quinn, first published on independent alt.news website SOTT.net on September 26, 2014
The change.org petition demanding a re-run of the Scottish referendum, "counted by impartial international parties", has now reached 93,000 signatures as incredulous reaction mounts to the highly dubious referendum vote. Even Ron Paul expressed extreme scepticism about the result. The British media, meanwhile, is having a field day mocking the viral video footage of suspect activity at counting venues across Scotland, laughing off the fact that the only international observers to report anything about how the referendum was conducted were Russian observers, and dismissing Scots' calls for recounts and fresh referenda as being "sour grapes" based on "conspiracy theories".
But are these 93,000 (mostly) Scottish citizens, and the thousands of Facebook users demanding an investigation, just deluded sore losers?
To conclude that the Scottish referendum was very likely rigged for a 'No' vote by 'British' intelligence, we need to provide reasonable evidence that the British elite have the necessary character 'qualities', motive and operational history to engage in such a serious crime. We must also provide reasonable cause to believe that the British government and media opinion polls, that generally predicted a majority 'No' vote in the run-up to the referendum, were false, that the majority of Scots intended to vote yes, and that rigging of the vote was therefore necessary. Most importantly, we must present a plausible scenario, backed up by evidence, that British agents had the opportunity to commit this most undemocratic of crimes.
Character and operational history of the 'elite'
House of Lords, Westminster, bastion of oligarchic 'democracy'
When we refer to 'British elite' we mean individuals of predominantly English – but also Scottish, Welsh and Irish – 'nationality', who nevertheless eschew such nationalistic monikers and instead view themselves as the ruling political and social class of what they call the 'British Isles'. As the self-styled stewards of that political entity, they assume ultimate authority over its entire landmass (including Ireland) and population and, indeed, seek to expand their power and wealth across as much of the rest of the world as possible.
They are generally amoral, believing themselves to be above both the rule of law and the naive conventions of morality as subscribed to by most 'ordinary' people. They have a self-imposed 'duty' to 'rule' the world and they do so with the characteristic ruthlessness of the psychopath, although many of them may not be clinical (i.e. genetic) psychopaths but merely deeply infected from a young age by the psychopathic values that define their familial, social and political milieu. Same difference then.
The individuals of which we speak are the war criminals who brought us:
the fundamentally illegal and immoral invasion of Iraq in 2003, based on a pack of transparent lies and resulting in the slaughter of 1.5 million Iraqis;
the equally illegal NATO bombing of Libya in 2011 that killed up to 40,000 Libyan civilians, also based on the lie that Gaddafi was 'bombing his own people'
the current ongoing attempts to destroy Syrian society that have resulted in the deaths of at least 200,000 Syrian civilians – justified, yet again, on the outrageous lie of Assad 'gassing his own people'
They are the overseers of 'austerity' for the masses who channeled billions in tax-payer funds to 'bail out' corrupt big bankers and then outrageously demanded that the shortfall caused by the bankers looting should be covered by the people, and that their insatiable greed should be balanced out by the suffering of the masses in the form of reduced social welfare coverage, pensions and third-level education cuts.
PM David Cameron, Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne – among countless other politicians, civil servants, military personnel, sppoks and City banksters – are all graduates of Oxford University, seen here posing as members of the 'Bullingdon Club' fraternity.
That this British elite do not hold democracy and the will of the people in especially high regard is no secret either. For one pertinent example among many, when the democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran Mohammed Mossadegh decided to take back control of Iranian oil from British Petroleum in 1953, the British elite, via British intelligence, immediately set to work: they overthrew him and installed a series of Western-educated puppet Prime Ministers under the equally puppetish Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi who use the hated Savak secret police to terrorize the Iranian population (with the help of the CIA and MI6) for the next 25 years.
So if the British elite were prepared to go half way around the world to protect their oil interests in the form of organizing a coup d'état in Iran and installing a dictator, what do we presume their attitude towards the threat of the loss of 'British' oil in their own 'back yard', i.e. Scotland, might be?
Oxford University, recruiting ground for the British intelligence services
Past Form
Inserting large quantities of fake ballots into national elections and referenda apparently happens rather regularly. In May last year, tens of thousands of fake ballot papers were seized during elections in Pakistan. A truckload of 100,000 unofficial ballots was pulled over in Nigeria during the 2011 presidential elections. Investigators subsequently found another million fake ballots. In June this year, more truckloads of fake ballots were pulled over during elections in Nigeria. In April this year, 82 complaints were made during Afghan presidential elections concerning "hundreds of illegally filled ballot boxes, election observers barred from doing their job, interference in polls by government officials, and lack of knowledge on the part of election commission workers."
Scottish voters should direct all enquiries concerning irregularities in the referendum to MI6 chief Sir John Sawers (left), GCHQ director Sir Iain Lobban (centre), and MI5 chief Andrew Parker.
Mass printing of fake ballot papers also occurred in Ukraine in 2010. In May last year, 350,000 fake ballot papers were seized from a printing house belonging to a local councillor during Bulgarian elections. In March this year, we learned that in Romania, the vice Prime Minister Liviu Dragnea defrauded a referendum by pushing the vote numbers to over 60% of the population, the threshold needed for the vote to be valid. He was indicted for coordinating a system involving 74 other people, local party executives and activists as well as the heads of local polling stations.
'Oh, but they're backwards countries; that would never happen here in the civilized world!' Can we be so sure of that? Following a surprise win for the UK Labour Party candidate in the Scottish constituency of Glenrothes in the 2010 UK general election, the result was contested by the ousted Scottish National Party candidate. Repeated efforts to access the voting registry detailing exactly who had voted for who, the plaintiff was eventually told that it had "gone missing". Others noted a highly suspicious four-fold surge recorded in the number of postal votes for the constituency.
Scotland is the largest producer of oil in the European Union, accounting for 36 percent of Europe's total oil and natural gas production in 2010. While the private corporations that profit from Scotland's oil wealth have consistently played down the extent of Scotland's remaining hydrocarbon resources, the Scottish government's oil and gas analytical bulletin of March 2013 estimated that there was £1.5 trillion in wholesale value left in North Sea oil and gas. With new oil fields being discovered regularly, this is likely a very conservative figure.
London could not afford to lose control of Scotland's tremendous oil and gas resources
While Norway, a country that discovered and nationalized hydrocarbons in their North Sea sector around the same time as the UK, has put $893 billion away for a 'rainy day' (the world's largest sovereign wealth fund), the City of London has been squandering Scotland's oil and gas wealth:
Were the UK to lose that single source of oil revenue, its remaining economy would be in [even greater] jeopardy [than it already is].
The collaterization of oil reserves alone provides a tremendous amount of financial muscle that the City of London would otherwise lack. In view of how much the UK has suffered economically since the Crash of 2008, it's clear that the Crown could not weather another setback like Scottish independence.
The City of London is the World's Largest Betting Parlor
This is one of the major reasons for Scottish disillusionment with British rule. The Brits will bet on anything within sight, and with anything within reach. The Scots became quite literally sick and tired of being used as a chip in the ever-bustling City of London casino. The standard of living in Scotland has never been lower in recent memory and the people – rich and poor alike – now know that London has taken liberally from Scotland in order to prop up an illusion of British supremacy that is dissolving by the day. Scotland's future is being stolen so that the City of London can maintain (i) the appearance of solvency, (ii) the continuity of banking prowess, and (iii) a strong commercial presence worldwide.
Whereas the City of London has run its business as the largest casino of all time, it has now run out of easy cash, quick assets and the necessary liquidity to keep the game tables operating. Those British bankers don't even have the gold in their vaults which has been held in trust, on account or as collateral for the various nations that own it. That deeply disturbing fact alone represents a huge amount of UK gambling debts gone bad. The people of Scotland know this and will not have their wealth squandered by the City, which ought to be a lifetime member of gamblers anonymous.
To rub salt into Scottish wounds, one of these inveterate Unionist gamblers appears to have been tipped off about the rigged 'No' vote, which he used to commit insider trading. This elitist exception aside, betting trends have historically been very good indicators as to which way an election or referendum would go. In fact, it's well known among punters that betting on General Election odds provides much better predictions than opinion polls. Election candidates themselves look to political betting markets for a guide to their chances of electoral success. A record number of people in Scotland placed bets on this referendum and a full 70 percent of the stakes were bet on Scotland voting 'yes' to independence. Scottish people 'put their money where their mouth is' because they were confident, for very good reasons, of a landslide Yes. This data is not easy to dismiss and is the strongest indicator that a large majority of people actually did vote Yes.
One notable exception to this trend was Betfair, the largest online betting company in the UK and the largest betting exchange in the world, which was so certain of a 'No' vote in the referendum that it paid out on No bets two days before the vote. Betfair, interestingly enough, is owned by Andrew Black, grandson of Tory MP Sir Cyril Black, and its Board of Directors is led by die-hard Tory Gerald Corbett, who has chaired some of the largest British and Irish corporations, oversaw the disastrous UK railways privatization in the 1990s, and is an alumni of the same Boston Consulting Group Benjamin Netanyahu and Mitt Romney were buddies at in the 1970s. Betfair's advance payout on a No vote was therefore most likely part of the British establishment's attempt to prime the public for a 'No' vote, primarily via fraudulent opinion polls (see below).
The threat of an independent Scotland was also a direct threat to the rest of the 'United Kingdom' because it would have set a successful secessionist example for Wales, Northern Ireland and even Cornwall, and for independence movements around the world, potentially jeopardizing the 'security' of Britain's 'Commonwealth of Nations', which is merely a euphemistic term for Britain's informal empire. An independent Scotland therefore foretold the eventual destruction of everything that the members of the English imperialist old boy's club hold dear, both financially and ideologically – their ideology being fundamentally elitist and racist, and their finances, as a rule, belonging to someone else. In short, a potentially independent Scotland was (and is) absolutely a serious "national security" threat to these people. "National security", always and everywhere, meaning the interests of the elite few.
Opinion Polls and the reality on the ground
As is usual in the case of a major public vote, many opinion polls were undertaken in the weeks leading up to the referendum. Most of these were conducted by British government organisations such as 'YouGov' and the usual suspects in the British media establishment. Almost all of these polls, from the very beginning, had the 'No' vote in the lead, which sharply contrasted with the evidence on the streets, social media and old-fashioned common sense. In addition, anyone who puts much faith in public polls obviously doesn't know about British intelligence's penchant for manipulating the results of online polls among other things.
As we have noted previously, the idea that the traditionally fiercely independent Scottish people would have voted against the possibility of having their own country, their own government, control over their own resources and, theoretically, a significant improvement in their living standards, is so profoundly contradictory that it boggles the mind. Even those council district results that returned majorities in favour of independence don't make sense. We're being asked to believe that barely more than one-in-two people voted Yes in staunchly SNP-supporting, pro-independence Dundee. Before anyone quibbles over these 'generalizations', this generally accepted view of the Scottish people was born out on the streets of Scotland, where the biggest rallies over the last couple of years have been organised by the Yes camp.
A Yes rally on Calton Hill, Edinburgh, last year. The No side held no comparable events.
Scots rally around the statue of Donald Dewar in Glasgow, whose efforts won Scotland its own parliament in 1997.
Twitter revealed that there had been 1.5 million tweets backing independence since the first televised debate on Aug 5, three times the number that backed the 'No' campaign. Does this simply mean that the 'No' camp didn't use social media as much as the 'Yes' camp, or that it had a preponderance of older voters who were 'naturally' wary of independence? Certainly, the British media and government attempted to scare Scottish pensioners into believing their pensions would be in jeopardy in an independent Scotland, but that claim was directly refuted by none other than the UK Minister of State for Pensions, Steve Webb, who stated that Scottish pensions would be secure regardless of the outcome.
As we will see, because no exit polls were conducted, we will never know how older Scots, or any other Scottish demographic, were planning to vote, but what we do know is that, in an independent Scotland, not only retired Scots, but all Scottish people, would have seen their standards of living rise in myriad ways.
Expectations were high that Clackmannanshire, the first council to announce its results, would score a strong 'Yes' vote. A Financial Times reporter observed the scene there pre-referendum:
We were on a new hillside private estate – not obvious territory. The results were staggering. There was no need to eavesdrop: the nods and smiles told their own story. The split was at least 2-1 in favour of independence.
The wee county is seen as a microcosm of Scotland.
The signs were everywhere from the comfy suburbs to the sad-eyed council estates: I must have spotted 300 Yes posters against just one tiny "Vote Naw" sticker, placed anonymously on a lamppost and half scratched out. This can be misleading: silent majorities do not proclaim their opinions. But one is starting to think the Nos' silence is not a sign of strength.
And yet we're asked to believe that this community voted 54% No to 46% Yes. In that respect, Clackmannanshire really is a microcosm of how the Scottish referendum went. That the first council result so brazenly defied common sense may have something to do with the fact that its Counting Officer – and Clackmannanshire Council Chief Executive – Elaine McPherson, who lives in Cheshire, England, is implicated in shady deals with one-time business partner Sir Philip Green, notorious British tycoon and die-hard Zionist-for-Empire-and-Austerity.
Even the British establishment media had to feign surprise on vote night as multiple Scottish districts that were assumed to be sure 'Yeses' were called for the 'No' camp. To get an idea of just how counter-intuitive the results were, consider this post-vote analysis from a UK Telegraph report:
"At 1.30am the first of Scotland's 32 local authorities announced its result and set the tone for the night by announcing a surprise majority for No in an area where the separatists had been predicted to win well. […]
the nationalists received another nasty surprise when the Western Isles, which is represented by SNP politicians at Westminster and Holyrood, voted No.
The separatists then lost in two more of their target areas, Inverclyde and Renfrewshire, with the former proving a particular shock. After losing in the first six council areas to declare, a Yes victory appeared to be a remote prospect.
At just before 4am the nationalists won in Dundee, said to be the most pro-separatist city in Scotland, by a margin of 57 per cent to 43 per cent." […]
The nationalists had pinned their hopes of victory on mobilising working class Scots, particularly in Dundee and Glasgow, conducting huge campaigns to encourage voter registration. But turnout in the two cities was only 79 per cent and 75 per cent respectively, much lower than the national average of around 85 per cent. […]
The separatists were hammered in Stirling – a seat held by the SNP in the Scottish Parliament – by 60 per cent to 40 per cent. […]
Falkirk then rejected independence by a margin of 53 per cent to 47 per cent despite it having SNP MSPs and it being the base of Dennis Canavan, the chairman of the official Yes Scotland campaign.
In another disastrous result for the nationalists, Angus rejected independence by 56 per cent to 44 per cent despite it having an SNP MP and MSPs. […]
Aberdeen – another city dominated by the SNP at Holyrood – then rejected separation by 59 per cent to 41 per cent. […]
the nationalists suffered another major setback after losing in Perth and Kinross by 60 per cent to 40 per cent despite it being represented by an SNP MP and at Holyrood by two of Mr Salmond's most senior ministers, John Swinney and Roseanna Cunningham. […]
The night had started on an optimistic note for the Better Together campaign when a YouGov survey in the Guardian showing an eight per cent lead – 54 per cent to 46 per cent – was published at 10.30pm.
Around the same time Liam Fox, the former Defence Secretary, predicted a 55 per cent – 45 per cent vote split in favour of Scotland remaining part of the United Kingdom. This matched Downing Street predictions.
Even Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond's own constituency of Aberdeenshire East, where he was elected to the Scottish Parliament in 2011 as the leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), produced a 'No' vote.
Interestingly, the Liam Fox mentioned above is the Liam Fox that was forced to resign after he was exposed as a Mossadt tool of intrigue inside the British cabinet.
So, to put it bluntly, the idea that any sizable number of SNP voters and other Scottish nationalists would ever have voted against independence is akin to suggesting that supporters of largest Unionist party in Northern Ireland (and all other Northern Ireland Unionists) would vote for a united Ireland separate from their beloved UK in a referendum on that question. In short, it's so improbable as to strain credulity.
What? No Exit Polls?
Exit polls are polls taken at polling stations, in which a random sampling of voters are asked which way they voted. Anyone who has observed UK elections knows the results of the exit poll are the first thing that is announced on the evening news after polling stations close at 10pm. Except, as the polls closed in the Scottish referendum, this didn't happen – there was no exit poll. As James Ball explained the day before counting began:
Exit polls are the best form of voting-related data we can ever get our hands on. They're collected by large numbers of researchers standing outside polling stations and asking tens of thousands of people how they voted.
Campaigns are very familiar with arguing against exit polls they don't like. The exit polls for the 2010 general election were very accurate with respect to the final results, but disagreed with the pre-election polls.
Obviously, in the context of the vote being rigged, genuine exit polls would have caused a serious problem when they differed wildly from both the pre-referendum opinion polls and the 'official' result, and trying to rig the exit poll was perhaps a bridge too far. So establishment media outlets like the BBC were asked to break with tradition and refrain from conducting them. With this conventional voting feature out of the way, let's look at how the voting took place.
Multiple Voting Irregularities
Since the vote, Scots have been told the Scotland Referendum Act 2013 does not allow for a national recount and only local recounts are permitted, if the authorities are satisfied that there are "concerns about the integrity of the process" in individual councils. Mary Pitcaithly OBE (that is, an awardee by the Westminster government of the 'Most Excellent Order of the British Empire') is the Chief Counting Officer (CCO) and Convener of the Electoral Management Board for Scotland. In response to tens of thousands of Scots crying foul over the referendum, she announced on Monday 22nd of September that she is:
"Satisfied that all counts throughout Scotland were properly conducted and scrutinised by thousands of people representing both the Yes Scotland and the Better Together campaigns, as well as international election observers, media and police. None of these people raised any concerns during the verification, counting and adjudication stages."
…except for the Russian accredited and experienced election observers who immediately reported that the referendum was "badly flawed" and "didn't meet international standards." But they're Russian, so they don't count. In addition, perhaps Mrs Pitcaithly is unaware of the alarming number of reports from volunteers at both polling stations and counting venues who have raised serious concerns about several aspects of the voting process.
Eligible voters (people of any nationality resident in Scotland) did not have to present ID at polling stations. They simply gave their name, which was checked against an electoral registry of eligible voters. In return they received their ballot paper, a small white paper with the question and two check boxes:
Many voters reported seeing nothing on the reverse side of their ballot paper; no unique identification number was included. The Scottish Referendum Act 2013 clearly states that an identifying number should have been included on the reverse side of each individual ballot:
This cropped and marked image, taken directly from the Scottish Referendum Act 2013, shows how ballot papers issued by the the CCO should have included a unique identifying number.
The unique identification number on the back of ballot papers, most likely a bar code, was supposed to be used for tallying the total number of ballots issued during the day. This number was calculated by subtracting the number on the last ballot paper still in the book at the end of polling day from the number on the first ballot paper given out in the morning. The result is written on a sheet that is then taped to the ballot box, which is then sent to the designated counting venue for each district.
In addition, by law, the front of each ballot paper must include an "official mark". This official mark forms part of the ballot paper artwork that is provided to Counting Officers by the CCO (the above-mentioned Mary Pitcaithly, OBE), and it must be kept secret to prevent fraudulent duplication of ballots. What this means is that the ballot papers, their design, and, apparently in some cases, their lack of unique identifying number on the back, was all the work of the office of the CCO. For someone to print their own ballot papers, however, all that was needed was access to the ballot paper design document.
According to official guidelines for volunteer counting agents ('enumerators') at East Renfrewshire's local counting venue, if the number of ballots issued as recorded on the sheet attached to a ballot box did not tally with the number counted at the counting venue, the discrepancy was merely noted and the votes allowed to proceed to separation between Yes and No, and – we presume – included in the final count:
If the numbers do not match, the enumerators will be asked to recount the ballot papers. In the event the total number of papers counted matches the total on the master sheet, the papers will be removed from the table, placed in the box and moved to a storage area.
In the event the number again does not match the number on the master record but matches the number given by the enumerators on their first count, the papers will be removed from the table, placed in the box, and moved to a storage area.
In the event the number again does not match the number on the master verification sheet and is different from the number counted on the first occasion, enumerators will be asked to recount again. This will continue until the enumerators count the same number twice. Once the same number has been reached on 2 occasions, the papers will be removed, placed in the box, and moved to a storage area.
Another somewhat worrying aspect of these procedures (from an anti-fraud point of view) is that when the ballot boxes arrived at the Renfrewshire counting venue, they were merely counted and then placed in a 'storage area', while the volunteers had a break. The boxes were then retrieved from the storage area and the separation into 'Yes' and 'No' began. As regards the Sky News broadcast of 'Yes votes on a No table', it is possible that, as has been suggested, these were votes that had been initially counted, bundled into stacks of 100, and then returned to the boxes, as mentioned above, to then later be separated into 'Yes' and 'No'.
A very interesting account from inside the Renfrewshire counting venue was provided by enumerator Jim Daly:
"I would like to offer the following observation.
I was an enumerator at the referendum vote count on behalf of Renfrewshire Council. The Returning Officer was David Martin, Chief Executive of Renfrewshire Council.
The vote counting was finished at 2.30am. What then happened appeared to be a mystery to me.
Mr. Martin and his assistants in suits seemed to be in a flap. This consisted of staring at laptops in front of those who were responsible for collating results and strong words were obviously exchanged.
As time marched on Mr. Martin paced around the hall rather nervously.
Then there were more meetings, up a corridor, out of view.
There was one lady with a laptop who, it appeared, was responsible for collating all the votes, but something wasn't going well.
She was taken away by one of Mr. Martin's assistants, out of view of the public, only to return and disconnect her laptop and leave the hall with it under her arm.
Mr. Martin still paced the floor looking uneasy, talking to what looked like aides.
As time passed from 2.30am until declaration time (4.52am), there were visible signs that those in charge weren't happy with something.
During this process there were observers watching everything that the enumerators were doing but not what was being carried out by those recording [numbers] on the laptops.
From 2.30am until 4.52am the reason we were given for non-declaration was [that we were] wait[ing] for a TV slot….
Transportation of Ballot Boxes to Counting Venues
Within hours Glasgow police received ten reports from people being told at polling stations across the city that they could not vote because "someone of the same name had already voted." It also emerged that polling cards were issued to minors below the statutory limit of 16, ballot papers were being sold on e-Bay, and ballot boxes were not picked up under secure conditions. Eyewitnesses at counting venues reported individuals arriving, unaccompanied, with boxes of ballot papers in the trunks of their cars.
One of the signatories of the above statement, a polling officer at a polling station, gave more background on what he witnessed:
"Last night we challenged the presiding officer regarding the transportation of ballot boxes in single-manned cars. Our ballot box was not an issue as it went straight from the hall into the van with the guys to take it to be counted. They had to wait until three personal cars arrived with boxes from other areas. These boxes were driven in cars by people on their own. These people were those who also had access to spare zip-ties and tags. We are not insinuating that anyone of these three people would have tampered with the boxes but if this is the system country-wide, we have a major problem. When asked what the rules were, the presiding officer replied:
'I do not have that level of information. You will need to wait until tomorrow. It doesn't matter now anyway. It is too late.'
Naturally we were shocked at her attitude and also her lack of understanding of the legal process. We wrote out a statement. Apologies, it was dark. She also made some corrections. I witnessed all three vehicles but the group of us only witnessed two. Hence we only refer to two. The process was the same for the third. I heard her ask the female in one vehicle,
'Are you alone?'
To which the person replied,
'No, someone followed me but they've gone now.'
We saw her arrive without escort. The second driver was not asked the question, despite also being alone. Why ask unless it is not protocol? Someone here is lying or not doing things correctly. Not happy at all. Not sour grapes. Just facts. Made us all feel sick last night."
Paul Birrell from Uphall, West Lothian gave this report from his local polling station:
"I was officially asked to attend one of my local stations as a Yes representative. I was there for the whole day and night. The things I saw were criminal.
[…] at the end of the night I witnessed the boxes being sealed (bit of tape with a serial number over the posting slot). A West Lothian Council van driver had arrived before this on his OWN.
When I asked him where the guardians are, he looked at me like he didn't have a clue what I was on about. I explained what they were, only to have him and a few of the polling officers pissing themselves and making absurd jokes along the lines of… 'what do you think is going to happen' […] basically trying to humiliate me, so I backed off.
It is my understanding that the driver was alone and no one checked his van, nor was there any form of safeguards in place to ensure he couldn't take a detour or meet with someone else to change the ballot boxes!!! Pippa Plevin and one other Yes representative witnessed this too."
Secure Ballot Boxes?
In many images of ballot boxes and according to the reports of many polling place officials, ballot boxes were sealed with cable (zip) ties.
Cable ties of one type used to 'seal' ballot boxes
These ties were supposed to have an identifying number on them. This was presumably another level of security to prevent the boxes being opened or replaced entirely. Once the sealed boxes arrived at the counting venue, the box should have been checked not only for secure ties, but also the number on them should have been cross-checked with the number recorded on the numbers sheet that accompanied the box. There are however many reports of polling clerks being told not to record these cable tie numbers, in one instance at least, because, "there was very little possibility of checking them at the count".
The individual who reported this was understandably skeptical about this official reason not to record the numbers since, as he notes, how hard it is to correlate a cable tie seal number at departure with the number at arrival at the counting venue? After all, the recorded number of ballot papers issued was, in theory, checked against the number in the box on arrival. What this means is that, in theory, sealed boxes could have been opened en route to the counting venue and the contents tampered with, or, the entire box could have been replaced, complete with new cable ties (and contents of course) without raising much suspicion.
Postal Votes
Leader of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party Ruth Davidson made some very alarming statements on vote night regarding postal votes:
"18% of the vote is going to come out of postal ballots and we've [the 'Better Together' campaign] had people at every sample opening over the past few weeks […] we've been incredibly encouraged by the results of that […] from the postal votes that were cast, our side would have had a lead […] there were people in the room that were sampling those ballot boxes as they've been opened and they've been taking tallies and the reports have been positive for us."
This directly contravenes the procedural rules laid down by the Scottish Electoral Commission, which stated that postal ballots could not be opened until they were added to the on-site polling station ballots on Thursday, September 18th. All that was permitted prior to then was to "open covering envelope 'B' and remove the postal voting statement and ballot paper envelope 'A', then check that the number on the postal voting statement in envelope 'B' matches the number on the ballot paper envelope 'A'" [see 'Stage 3', p.33, The Scottish Independence Referendum Guidance for Counting Officers].
Most of those postal ballots were returned a full week before the referendum, providing privileged insiders like Davidson with wide open access to reliable polling data, something she admitted candidly on referendum night, and something police are now investigating:
The question remains, however, how many of the 790,000 postal votes did the 'people' from the 'Better Together' campaign have to open to get the impression that their side 'had the lead'?
Even more disturbing are claims that postal ballots were first being sent to England to be 'scanned' and 'have their signature checked' before being returned to the relevant electoral district in Scotland:
Postal votes taken to England for some unknown reason?
This is highly unusual. All 790,000 postal votes should not have been secreted away to England for any reason. The list of Scottish residents that would be used to cross-check against the postal votes is available in the General Register Office of Scotland. We presume that Scottish council officials are capable of comparing two signatures to make sure they are the same. The fact remains that the postal ballots should have arrived directly to the relevant local council for processing and been opened only after polls had closed on the 18th. While Dawson's peeking at the postal vote weeks in advance is clearly illegal, it probably did not directly affect the outcome. The alleged sending of the ballots to England, on the other hand, was a prime opportunity for MI5 to intercept them at one of its dedicated areas within Royal Mail distribution centres, open them, then replace the ballots with 'No' votes, reseal them and send them back to Scotland. This would explain why Ruth Davidson and her ilk were "incredibly encouraged" by what they saw in their 'sampling' – almost every postal vote they opened was a 'No' vote!
We have established that the British elite and their intelligence services have both the necessary character traits, operational history and motivation to view the idea of an independent Scotland with extreme prejudice and to take action to ensure it is never realised. We have also shown why there is reason to disbelieve the idea that a majority of Scottish people were planning to vote against independence and stay within a 'union' dominated by an English elite.
The next piece of the puzzle needed to complete the picture is 'opportunity'. Did MI5 have the opportunity to rig the Scottish referendum and get away with it?
How they [probably] did it
Scotland is divided into 32 council areas of differing size and population density. In each council area there were multiple polling stations for voting. In Glasgow, for example, there were 200 such polling stations. Everyone resident in Scotland who registered to vote was sent a polling card which specified the polling place where they should go to vote. At least one week before voting day, it was known that 97% of eligible Scots had signed up to vote in the referendum. Since the distribution of polling places was established several months in advance, precise information on the number of adults living in any given post code district was easily obtainable, as was access to information about the total number of votes likely to be cast at each polling place (with a little math).
Ballot boxes from each polling station had an identifying name and number attached to them that defined the polling station and box number. Depending on the number of boxes at a polling station, these identifiers were alpha-numeric or simply numbered 'box 1', 'box 2' etc. Each council area had one 'counting venue' where ballot boxes were brought for opening and counting. In small council areas, counting venues were small community halls; in major metropolitan areas, the counting venues were much larger. In Glasgow, for example, the counting venue was the expansive Emirates Arena:
Emirates Arena, Glasgow
Ballot boxes were sent out to the polling stations across Scotland in the days before the vote. Several different kinds of boxes were used. There were tall, black, plastic boxes, wider blue plastic boxes, green boxes, and a few other variations on those themes. All were opaque and ballot papers were not visible inside. The only transparent boxes used were for collecting and depositing postal ballots (well, some of them). Most of these boxes appear to have been sealed with zip ties after voting closed at 10pm on voting day, though some had traditional locks on them, while others were sealed with red tape.
Ballot boxes being delivered inside the Edinburgh counting venue
Postal ballots in different boxes at the Edinburgh counting venue
Green ballot boxes arriving at the Glasgow counting venue
Still another kind of ballot box arriving at the Edinburgh counting venue
Boxes appear to have been taken from polling stations to the counting venues by a variety of means. Some were taken by courier vans, others were taken by local charter buses, and still others – as mentioned above – were taken in privately owned vehicles. In short, it seems that neither a uniform set of materials were used, nor a uniform code of conduct followed, either across the country or even within the same council area.
If we take the Glasgow counting venue as an example, several hundred ballot boxes from 200 polling stations would have arrived at the Emirates Arena counting venue in a variety of different transport vehicles, sometime soon after 10pm when polling stations closed. We can perhaps establish a window for the arrival of these boxes at between 10 and 11pm.
If someone wanted to rig the referendum result, the simplest and most secure way to do so would have been to switch a certain number of real ballots boxes with preprepared (and heavily No-weighted) boxes at some stage between the boxes leaving the polling stations and their arrival at the counting venue(s). Recall what the Russian observers said: procedures at the Edinburgh counting venue for verifying which ballot boxes came from where were so lax that they were unable to tell which boxes came from which polling stations. Here is an image of the two main entrances to the Emirates Arena in Glasgow.
As the several hundred boxes arrived in a short period of time, volunteers were on hand to receive the boxes and take them inside for counting. It's important to note that few, if any, of the hundreds of people involved in the major logistical operation of transporting, receiving and counting the ballots at a major venue such as in Glasgow would have known each other. The opportunity for preprepared boxes to be switched prior to their arrival at the counting venue, or even switched on arrival by a 'receiver', is apparent. It is equally, or perhaps more, likely that the switching of ballot boxes occurred en-route from the polling station to the counting venue. Recall again the reports of a variety of very different modes of transport being used to deliver the ballot boxes – from couriers, to individuals arriving alone in cars, to people getting onto regular buses – and the accounts of there being no 'security' to accompany them.
With careful planning – including access to the document used to print ballot papers; to ballot boxes (many companies produce them); to Scotland's electoral registry; and to the true poll results showing what way the Scottish people were really planning to vote (we suggest 70+% 'Yes') – a team of intelligence operatives on the orders of British intelligence chiefs, with a serious investment in keeping Scotland British, could have carried out this operation. The key to it being that the fraud had been completed before the ballot boxes arrived into the counting venues so that, thereafter, everything appeared normal and the 'official result' could be confirmed.
Jim & Margot's Warnings
Veteran SNP leader Jim Sillars, to the right of Alex Salmond
Throughout the campaign, British oligarchs threatened a run on the banks if Scotland voted Yes – a threat they backed-up with capital flight from Scotland to the tune of 17 billion pounds just before the referendum – City of London bosses predicted dire consequences for Scottish business in the event of a Yes result, and leaks by the security services warned of "societal disintegration". The lone public voices in Scotland striking at the source of this scaremongering were husband-and-wife team, Jim Sillars and Margo MacDonald. A former SNP deputy leader and life-long campaigner for Scottish independence, Sillars accused them of "subverting Scotland's democratic process" and called for oil behemoth BP to be nationalised post-independence:
"This referendum is about power, and when we get a 'Yes' majority we will use that power for a day of reckoning with BP and the banks. The heads of these companies are rich men, in cahoots with a rich English Tory Prime Minister, to keep Scotland's poor poorer through lies and distortions.
The power they have now to subvert our democracy will come to an end with a 'Yes'. BP, in an independent Scotland, will need to learn the meaning of nationalisation, in part or in whole, as it has in other countries who have not been as soft as we have been forced to be.
As for the bankers: your casino days, rescued by socialisation of your liabilities while you waltz off with the profits, will be over. We will be the masters of the oil fields, not BP or any other of the majors. What kind of people do these companies think we are? They will find out."
GCHQ, the UK's NSA
Whether or not such populist moves would have happened, it's clear that Scotland could potentially have moved in that direction. Together with Margo MacDonald, who passed away earlier this year, they warned about the British security services' activities in Scotland and their role in subverting the Scottish independence movement. Remember Snowden's leaks of British GCHQ documents detailing cyberwarfare efforts to "infiltrate Internet forums to 'Deny, Degrade, Disrupt, and Deceive' reputations and political groups"? Decrying 'CyberNats' – people posing as Scottish nationalists online, where they would post abusive comments, derail discussions, confuse issues, and generally cause mayhem – Sillars warned several months ago of a 'dirty tricks' campaign by MI5 in the referendum. Far from being 'overly paranoid', Sillars said what he said because he's seen it all happen before: during the failed 1979 Scottish Devolution vote, even the CIA – via the US consul in Edinburgh – got onboard to derail it:
"That was for a weak assembly. Do you think that they will not be more engaged now that independence is on the agenda? I know an MI5 guy arrived in Glasgow. I won't tell you how or why I know it. I know when he came.
Are you so naive, that you never think that perhaps MI5 and Special Branch are taking a role in this campaign? As their function is protection of the British State, they would not be doing their jobs if they were not.
There was, and probably still is, a section in MI5 that dealt with the Scottish national movement, headed by Stella Rimington, who became Director General in 1992, and is now Dame Stella."
And that's the main point. It is difficult to think of a more direct or inflammatory 'threat' to the very foundations of the British establishment elite than the break up of the United Kingdom and the loss (to them) of its resources and 'human capital'. As Jim Sillars pointed out, their function is the protection of their interests in the form of a United Kingdom firmly under their control. It would therefore not only have been an extreme dereliction of their duty to fail to derail Scottish independence, they would also have been recklessly ignoring their own personal interests. In the real world, therefore, far away from the 'freedom and democracy' propaganda of English politicians, it is a foregone conclusion that some elements of British intelligence rigged the Scottish referendum vote.
Thursday 18th of September 2014 was chosen as the referendum date because it was the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314, when the English army was defeated by Robert the Bruce, King of Scots. Then, as now, the hardest battle was to get the Scottish nobles out from under the English Crown. In the absence of a William Wallace to do this today, and opposed by the full array of a technologically superior and morally degenerate British state, Scots must rely on their wits to see through this daylight robbery of their right to self-determination.
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I was on duty at the polling station and witnessed people being turned away even though they were registered to vote , I was also a counting agent at the fife count observing the opening separating and counting of the vote I was confident of a yes vote as I was monitoring the votes as they were being separated I reckon the yes was ahead by about 7% until the computers went down and there was a slight delay with the boxes this probably lasted about three quarters of an hour which allowed everyone to get a break but on restarting the first box that came to my table ( I know the origins of the box) I could not believe what I was seeing almost all the votes in this box were no and the next one was almost as bad , and then the man next to me a labour councillor was approached by another man who told him of a good no result they had just got and this councillor replied to him oh I thought we would have got gubbed there to which this other bloke says we did ! and walked away so anyone who tries to tell me they did not rig the vote I would call a liar to there faces , I was out on the streets canvassing and knocking on peoples doors there is no way they could win without fixing it !!
Carol Kalkowski says:
Of course the vote was rigged interestingly the majority in the SNP since the vote would mean a clear win if the referendum was to take place now why ? On the 19 th of September the yes camp formed allegiance with the SNP to derail labour and take back our country we will not stop till this recount or new Indy takes place we have denounced Westminster and have no allegiance with any government from Westminster it is unrecognised Govern of Scotland ! They may have won a corrupt battle but the True Scots promise we will win the War !!


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It's crazy how time flies. I feel that our weekend in Deauville was a week ago and yet it's already been 20 days since we returned with Albane. This getaway was really short but we still enjoyed walking in the seaside open air, doing lots of pictures and discovering cool addresses that I would like to share with you. Deauville City Guide, let's start !
Hotel Ibis Styles de Deauville Centre : This is the hotel where we stayed and as I explained in this previous post, everything was perfect! Both the room, the breakfast, the location of the hotel in the center of the city and the value for money.
Note that in Deauville the restaurants mainly offer fish and that in Trouville it is mostly seafood.
La Cantine : Nice brasserie with an industrial decor. We were there Sunday for lunchtime. It was very nice but I think it's nicer to go in the evening for a more cozy atmosphere. The bots are really well seasoned and the bone marrow is apparently very good too. On the other hand avoid the sea salad because it has nothing special (translation: we do as well at home).
Le Central : (in Trouville to eat seafood). The heated terrace facing the sun and our mussels and french fries were perfect !
La Licorne : I had been there with Paolo a few years ago to have a breakfast out of the train and it's really good to have a waffle or a pancake with a hot chocolate.
L'Hôtel Normandy : OK OK, I cheat a bit because we unfortunately did not have enough time to go but I still recommend this address in my Deauville City Guide, because not only would I have loved to have a drink (near the fireplace) in this sumptuous and cozy setting but also because it is a mythical place to visit in Deauville.
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Zentner,Ty kickoff 65 yards to the HCC0, touchback.
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1st and 10 at HCC49 Roberts,Grahm rush for no gain to the HCC49 (WYNTER,JAHMAL).
2nd and 10 at HCC49 Jones,Larry rush for 3 yards to the HCC46 (HANNAH,RECO;BRAWNER,KALIL).
3rd and 7 at HCC46 Self,Trae pass complete to Watson,Isreal for 5 yards to the HCC41 (BRAWNER,KALIL).
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1st and 10 at HCC10 HIGHLAND drive start at 08:27.
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3rd and 11 at HCC09 THOMAS,MICHAEL rush for 10 yards to the HCC19 (Mullins,Lamar).
4th and 1 at HCC19 SPRUELL,MAXIM punt 44 yards to the BUTLER37, downed.
1st and 10 at BUTLER37 BUTLER drive start at 06:29.
1st and 10 at BUTLER37 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Bott,Alex.
2nd and 10 at BUTLER37 Roberts,Grahm rush for 12 yards to the BUTLER49, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (JOHNSON,DARIUS;LOWERY,DONNELL).
1st and 10 at BUTLER49 Roberts,Grahm rush for 16 yards to the HCC35, PENALTY BUTLER holding 2 yards to the BUTLER47, NO PLAY.
1st and 12 at BUTLER47 Self,Trae pass incomplete (APPOLON,WOODLY).
2nd and 12 at BUTLER47 Self,Trae pass complete to Jones,Larry for 17 yards to the HCC36, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (WILLIAMS,DAMARI).
1st and 10 at HCC36 Roberts,Grahm rush for 11 yards to the HCC25, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (JOHNSON,DARIUS;WILLIAMS,DAMARI).
1st and 10 at HCC25 Roberts,Grahm rush for 8 yards to the HCC17 (HANNAH,RECO;JOHNSON,DARIUS).
2nd and 2 at HCC17 Self,Trae pass complete to Timmons,Darius for 3 yards to the HCC14, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (GEORGE,BRIAN), PENALTY HCC personal foul (GEORGE,BRIAN) 7 yards to the HCC7, 1ST DOWN BUTLER.
1st and Goal at HCC07 1st and 7.
1st and Goal at HCC07 Timmons,Darius rush for 7 yards to the HCC0, TOUCHDOWN, clock 04:10.
1st and 10 at HCC25 HIGHLAND drive start at 04:10.
1st and 10 at HCC25 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 1 yard to the HCC26 (Jones,Jacoby;Burks,Brandon).
2nd and 9 at HCC26 SHEPHARD,XAVIER pass incomplete to COOK,ANTAVIOUS (Mullins,Lamar).
3rd and 9 at HCC26 SHEPHARD,XAVIER pass complete to PORTER,BERNARD for 6 yards to the HCC32 (Gray,Charlie), PENALTY HCC personal foul (JONES,ROBERT) 13 yards to the HCC13, NO PLAY.
3rd and 22 at HCC13 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 18 yards to the HCC31 (Gowan,Tay).
4th and 4 at HCC31 SPRUELL,MAXIM punt 34 yards to the BUTLER35, fair catch by Davis,Kaden.
1st and 10 at BUTLER35 BUTLER drive start at 02:19.
1st and 10 at BUTLER35 Roberts,Grahm rush for 3 yards to the BUTLER38 (HANNAH,RECO;GREEN,JAHKEEM).
2nd and 7 at BUTLER38 Self,Trae pass complete to Watson,Isreal for 9 yards to the BUTLER47, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (LOWERY,DONNELL).
1st and 10 at BUTLER47 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Roberts,Grahm.
2nd and 10 at BUTLER47 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Roberts,Grahm (BRAWNER,KALIL).
3rd and 10 at BUTLER47 Self,Trae pass intercepted by LOWERY,DONNELL at the BUTLER45, LOWERY,DONNELL return 45 yards to the BUTLER0, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:49.
SCHEMTOB,RYAN kickoff 50 yards to the BUTLER15, Davis,Kaden return 16 yards to the BUTLER31 (JEFFERSON,STEPH).
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2nd and 15 at BUTLER26 Roberts,Grahm rush for 2 yards to the BUTLER28 (BROWN,AMARRIAN;STONE,STERLING).
3rd and 13 at BUTLER28 End of half, clock 00:00.
3rd and 13 at BUTLER28 Start of 3rd quarter, clock 15:00.
3rd and 13 at BUTLER28 Start of 2nd quarter, clock 15:00.
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4th and 13 at BUTLER28 Zentner,Ty punt 41 yards to the HCC31, downed.
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3rd and 9 at HCC32 SHEPHARD,XAVIER sacked for loss of 3 yards to the HCC29 (Jones,Jacoby).
4th and 12 at HCC29 SPRUELL,MAXIM punt 21 yards to the 50 yardline, downed.
1st and 10 at BUTLER50 BUTLER drive start at 12:53.
1st and 10 at BUTLER50 Timeout Highland, clock 12:53.
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1st and 10 at HCC35 Timmons,Darius rush for loss of 3 yards to the HCC38 (HANNAH,RECO).
2nd and 13 at HCC38 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Jones,Larry.
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1st and 10 at HCC18 Timmons,Darius rush for 3 yards to the HCC15 (GREEN,JAHKEEM;LOWERY,DONNELL).
2nd and 7 at HCC15 Self,Trae pass complete to Bott,Alex for 10 yards to the HCC5, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (JACKSON,BRANDON).
1st and Goal at HCC05 Timmons,Darius rush for 5 yards to the HCC0, TOUCHDOWN, clock 09:46.
1st and Goal at HCC03 PENALTY BUTLER false start 5 yards to the HCC8.
Zentner,Ty kickoff 53 yards to the HCC12, out-of-bounds, HCC ball on HCC35.
1st and 10 at HCC35 HIGHLAND drive start at 09:46.
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2nd and 15 at HCC30 SHEPHARD,XAVIER pass complete to PAYTON,GREG for 18 yards to the HCC48, 1ST DOWN HCC (Burks,Brandon).
1st and 10 at HCC48 THOMAS,MICHAEL rush for no gain to the HCC48.
2nd and 10 at HCC48 MCCALL,AVERY rush for 2 yards to the 50 yardline (Moore,Tyquilo;Smith,Jordan).
3rd and 8 at HCC50 MCCALL,AVERY pass complete to STORES,EMANUEL for 50 yards to the BUTLER0, 1ST DOWN HCC, TOUCHDOWN, clock 07:24.
SCHEMTOB,RYAN kickoff 60 yards to the BUTLER5, Davis,Kaden return 29 yards to the BUTLER34 (NEAL,JAMUS).
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3rd and 7 at BUTLER37 Self,Trae pass complete to Bott,Alex for 6 yards to the BUTLER43.
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1st and 10 at BUTLER45 Caesar,Makiya rush for 11 yards to the HCC44, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (JOHNSON,DARIUS;STONE,STERLING).
1st and 10 at HCC44 Self,Trae pass complete to Wilson,Daren for 44 yards to the HCC0, 1ST DOWN BUTLER, TOUCHDOWN, clock 04:36.
Zentner,Ty kickoff 55 yards to the HCC10, STORES,EMANUEL return 18 yards to the HCC28 (Gray,Charlie).
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1st and 10 at HCC39 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 3 yards to the HCC42 (Smith,Jordan).
2nd and 7 at HCC42 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 3 yards to the HCC45 (Carr,Tyris;Kier,Hunter).
3rd and 4 at HCC45 MCCALL,AVERY rush for 1 yard to the HCC46 (Moore,Tyquilo).
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3rd and 19 at BUTLER18 Caesar,Makiya rush for no gain to the BUTLER18 (GREEN,JAHKEEM).
4th and 19 at BUTLER18 Timeout Highland, clock 01:15.
4th and 19 at BUTLER18 Zentner,Ty punt 29 yards to the BUTLER47, out-of-bounds.
1st and 10 at BUTLER47 HIGHLAND drive start at 01:08.
1st and 10 at BUTLER47 MCCALL,AVERY pass complete to THOMAS,MICHAEL for loss of 4 yards to the HCC49 (Kier,Hunter;Jones,Jacoby).
2nd and 14 at HCC49 MCCALL,AVERY rush for 1 yard to the 50 yardline (Smith,Jordan).
3rd and 13 at HCC50 MCCALL,AVERY sacked for loss of 1 yard to the HCC49 (Barno,Amare).
4th and 14 at HCC49 Timeout BUTLER, clock 00:08.
4th and 14 at HCC49 Timeout Highland, clock 00:08.
4th and 14 at HCC49 SPRUELL,MAXIM punt 20 yards to the BUTLER31, out-of-bounds.
1st and 10 at BUTLER31 BUTLER drive start at 00:03.
1st and 10 at BUTLER31 TEAM rush for loss of 2 yards to the BUTLER29.
2nd and 12 at BUTLER29 End of half, clock 00:00.
2nd and 12 at BUTLER29 Change of possession, HCC ball on HCC35, 1st and 10.
1st and 10 at HCC35 Start of 3rd quarter, clock 15:00.
SCHEMTOB,RYAN kickoff 65 yards to the BUTLER0, touchback.
1st and 10 at BUTLER25 BUTLER drive start at 15:00.
1st and 10 at BUTLER25 Self,Trae pass complete to Roberts,Grahm for 8 yards to the BUTLER33 (BROWN,AMARRIAN).
2nd and 2 at BUTLER33 Roberts,Grahm rush for no gain to the BUTLER33 (MCGEE,RONALD).
3rd and 2 at BUTLER33 Timeout BUTLER, clock 14:00.
3rd and 2 at BUTLER33 Self,Trae pass complete to BaldwinJovon for 3 yards to the BUTLER36, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (GADSDEN,JAKAREE;LOWERY,DONNELL).
1st and 10 at BUTLER36 Self,Trae pass incomplete (WILLIAMS,DAMARI).
2nd and 10 at BUTLER36 Roberts,Grahm rush for 2 yards to the BUTLER38 (STONE,STERLING).
3rd and 8 at BUTLER38 PENALTY HCC pass interference 15 yards to the HCC47, 1ST DOWN BUTLER.
1st and 10 at HCC47 Self,Trae pass incomplete (JOHNSON,DARIUS).
2nd and 10 at HCC47 Roberts,Grahm rush for 9 yards to the HCC38 (BROWN,AMARRIAN;WILLIAMS,DAMARI).
3rd and 1 at HCC38 Roberts,Grahm rush for 12 yards to the HCC26, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (JOHNSON,DARIUS), PENALTY HCC unsportsmanlike conduct (JOHNSON,DARIUS) 13 yards to the HCC13, 1ST DOWN BUTLER.
1st and 10 at HCC13 1st and 10.
1st and 10 at HCC13 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Davis,Kaden (BRAWNER,KALIL).
2nd and 10 at HCC13 Roberts,Grahm rush for 3 yards to the HCC10 (CHARLES,TERRANC;JOHNSON,DARIUS).
3rd and 7 at HCC10 Jones,Larry rush for no gain to the HCC10 (BROWN,AMARRIAN), PENALTY BUTLER IS declined.
4th and 7 at HCC10 Zentner,Ty field goal attempt from 27 MISSED - wide right, spot at HCC20, clock 11:19.
1st and 10 at HCC20 HIGHLAND drive start at 11:19.
1st and 10 at HCC20 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to DRIVER,NARICUSS (Mullins,Lamar).
2nd and 10 at HCC20 THOMAS,MICHAEL rush for 5 yards to the HCC25 (Burks,Brandon;Carpenter,Esaia).
3rd and 5 at HCC25 THOMAS,MICHAEL rush for 1 yard to the HCC26 (Jones,Jacoby;Mullins,Lamar).
4th and 4 at HCC26 SPRUELL,MAXIM punt 64 yards to the BUTLER10, downed.
1st and 10 at BUTLER10 BUTLER drive start at 09:48.
1st and 10 at BUTLER10 Vickers,Ja'kevi rush for no gain to the BUTLER10 (BRAWNER,KALIL;LOWERY,DONNELL).
2nd and 10 at BUTLER10 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Bott,Alex (WILLIAMS,DAMARI).
3rd and 10 at BUTLER10 Self,Trae pass complete to Wilson,Daren for 24 yards to the BUTLER34, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (JOHNSON,DARIUS;JACKSON,BRANDON).
1st and 10 at BUTLER34 Self,Trae pass complete to Vickers,Ja'kevi for 4 yards to the BUTLER38 (MCGEE,RONALD).
2nd and 6 at BUTLER38 Vickers,Ja'kevi rush for 4 yards to the BUTLER42 (LOWERY,DONNELL;BROWN,AMARRIAN).
3rd and 2 at BUTLER42 Vickers,Ja'kevi rush for 1 yard to the BUTLER43 (STONE,STERLING;HANNAH,RECO).
4th and 1 at BUTLER43 Self,Trae pass intercepted by WILLIAMS,DAMARI at the BUTLER45, WILLIAMS,DAMARI return to the BUTLER1, PENALTY HCC OF 5 yards to the BUTLER48, 1ST DOWN BUTLER, NO PLAY.
1st and 10 at BUTLER48 Roberts,Grahm rush for 7 yards to the HCC45 (GREEN,JAHKEEM;JOHNSON,DARIUS).
2nd and 3 at HCC45 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Bott,Alex (WILLIAMS,DAMARI).
3rd and 3 at HCC45 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Roberts,Grahm, dropped pass.
4th and 3 at HCC45 Zentner,Ty punt 32 yards to the HCC13, WILLIAMS,DAMARI return 6 yards to the HCC19, fumble forced by Farr,Maurice, fumble by WILLIAMS,DAMARI recovered by BUTLER White,Nick at HCC20, White,Nick for no gain to the HCC20.
1st and 10 at HCC20 BUTLER drive start at 06:26.
1st and 10 at HCC20 Self,Trae pass complete to Jones,Larry for 20 yards to the HCC0, 1ST DOWN BUTLER, TOUCHDOWN, clock 06:20.
Zentner,Ty kickoff 61 yards to the HCC4, STORES,EMANUEL return 21 yards to the HCC25 (White,Nick).
1st and 10 at HCC25 HIGHLAND drive start at 06:14.
1st and 10 at HCC25 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to CROWDER,SHAQ (Barno,Amare).
2nd and 10 at HCC25 MCCALL,AVERY pass complete to PAYTON,GREG for 29 yards to the BUTLER46, 1ST DOWN HCC (Bell,D'Anthony;Smith,Jordan).
1st and 10 at BUTLER46 BROWN,KEVIN rush for no gain to the BUTLER46 (Smith,Jordan).
2nd and 10 at BUTLER46 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to CROWDER,SHAQ.
3rd and 10 at BUTLER46 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to THOMPSON,ANTOIN, PENALTY HCC holding declined.
4th and 10 at BUTLER46 SPRUELL,MAXIM punt 35 yards to the BUTLER11, fair catch by Davis,Kaden.
1st and 10 at BUTLER11 BUTLER drive start at 04:36.
1st and 10 at BUTLER11 Shabbazz,Vinnie rush for 3 yards to the BUTLER14 (HANNAH,RECO;JOHNSON,DARIUS).
2nd and 7 at BUTLER14 Shabbazz,Vinnie rush for no gain to the BUTLER14 (GREEN,JAHKEEM;WYNTER,JAHMAL).
3rd and 7 at BUTLER14 Self,Trae pass complete to Bott,Alex for 10 yards to the BUTLER24, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (GADSDEN,JAKAREE).
1st and 10 at BUTLER24 Timmons,Darius rush for loss of 4 yards to the BUTLER20 (HANNAH,RECO).
2nd and 14 at BUTLER20 Self,Trae sacked for loss of 8 yards to the BUTLER12 (WASHINGTON,JACQ).
3rd and 22 at BUTLER12 Timmons,Darius rush for 4 yards to the BUTLER16 (CHARLES,TERRANC;GREEN,JAHKEEM).
4th and 18 at BUTLER16 Zentner,Ty punt 35 yards to the HCC49, downed.
1st and 10 at HCC49 HIGHLAND drive start at 00:55.
1st and 10 at HCC49 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 5 yards to the BUTLER46 (Kier,Hunter;Smith,Jordan).
2nd and 5 at BUTLER46 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 13 yards to the BUTLER33, 1ST DOWN HCC (Mullins,Lamar).
1st and 10 at BUTLER33 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 11 yards to the BUTLER22, 1ST DOWN HCC (Gowan,Tay).
1st and 10 at BUTLER22 Start of 4th quarter, clock 15:00.
1st and 10 at BUTLER22 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 6 yards to the BUTLER16 (Farr,Maurice;Mullins,Lamar).
2nd and 4 at BUTLER16 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 3 yards to the BUTLER13 (Mitchell,Juwan).
3rd and 1 at BUTLER13 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for loss of 2 yards to the BUTLER15 (Kier,Hunter).
4th and 3 at BUTLER15 SCHEMTOB,RYAN field goal attempt from 32 GOOD, clock 13:33.
SCHEMTOB,RYAN kickoff 56 yards to the BUTLER9, BaldwinJovon return 5 yards to the BUTLER14 (BANKS,ARTEST).
1st and 10 at BUTLER14 BUTLER drive start at 13:25.
1st and 10 at BUTLER14 Timeout BUTLER, clock 13:21.
1st and 10 at BUTLER14 PENALTY BUTLER false start 5 yards to the BUTLER9.
1st and 15 at BUTLER09 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Wilson,Daren, PENALTY HCC pass interference (GADSDEN,JAKAREE) 15 yards to the BUTLER24, 1ST DOWN BUTLER, NO PLAY.
1st and 10 at BUTLER24 Roberts,Grahm rush for 4 yards to the BUTLER28 (BROWN,AMARRIAN;MCGEE,RONALD).
2nd and 6 at BUTLER28 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Bott,Alex, dropped pass.
3rd and 6 at BUTLER28 Self,Trae pass complete to Roberts,Grahm for 1 yard to the BUTLER29 (HANNAH,RECO), PENALTY HCC OF (WYNTER,JAHMAL) 5 yards to the BUTLER33, NO PLAY.
3rd and 1 at BUTLER33 Roberts,Grahm rush for 4 yards to the BUTLER37, 1ST DOWN BUTLER (STONE,STERLING).
1st and 10 at BUTLER37 Roberts,Grahm rush for 2 yards to the BUTLER39 (KEROBO,ANDREW;HANNAH,RECO).
2nd and 8 at BUTLER39 Self,Trae pass incomplete to Roberts,Grahm (WASHINGTON,JACQ).
3rd and 8 at BUTLER39 Self,Trae sacked for loss of 6 yards to the BUTLER33 (WYNTER,JAHMAL).
4th and 14 at BUTLER33 PENALTY HCC 12 men on the field 5 yards to the BUTLER38.
4th and 9 at BUTLER38 Zentner,Ty punt 36 yards to the HCC26, fair catch by WILLIAMS,DAMARI.
1st and 10 at HCC26 HIGHLAND drive start at 10:10.
1st and 10 at HCC26 BROWN,KEVIN rush for 9 yards to the HCC35 (Farr,Maurice).
2nd and 1 at HCC35 BROWN,KEVIN rush for loss of 1 yard to the HCC34 (Barno,Amare).
3rd and 2 at HCC34 THOMAS,MICHAEL rush for no gain to the HCC34 (Walker,Perrlus).
4th and 2 at HCC34 SPRUELL,MAXIM pass incomplete, PENALTY HCC intentional grounding (SPRUELL,MAXIM) 32 yards to the HCC2, NO PLAY.
1st and Goal at HCC02 BUTLER drive start at 08:16.
1st and Goal at HCC02 Caesar,Makiya rush for 1 yard to the HCC1 (HANNAH,RECO).
2nd and Goal at HCC01 Caesar,Makiya rush for no gain to the HCC1 (HANNAH,RECO).
3rd and Goal at HCC01 Self,Trae rush for 1 yard to the HCC0, TOUCHDOWN, clock 07:19.
1st and 10 at HCC25 HIGHLAND drive start at 07:19.
1st and 10 at HCC25 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to DRIVER,NARICUSS.
2nd and 10 at HCC25 MCCALL,AVERY pass complete to THOMPSON,ANTOIN for 7 yards to the HCC32 (Gowan,Tay).
3rd and 3 at HCC32 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 1 yard to the HCC33 (Gray,Charlie).
4th and 2 at HCC33 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for 5 yards to the HCC38, 1ST DOWN HCC (Jones,Jacoby;Gray,Charlie).
1st and 10 at HCC38 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to PAYTON,GREG.
2nd and 10 at HCC38 MCCALL,AVERY pass intercepted by Gowan,Tay at the BUTLER45, Gowan,Tay return to the HCC25, PENALTY BUTLER pass interference (Gowan,Tay) 15 yards to the BUTLER47, 1ST DOWN HCC, NO PLAY.
1st and 10 at BUTLER47 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to PAYTON,GREG.
2nd and 10 at BUTLER47 MCCALL,AVERY rush for loss of 11 yards to the HCC42, PENALTY HCC unsportsmanlike conduct (JEFFERSON,STEPH) 1 yards to the HCC43.
2nd and 22 at HCC43 3rd and 20.
3rd and 20 at HCC43 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to PARKER, TRA, PENALTY BUTLER personal foul 15 yards to the BUTLER42, 1ST DOWN HCC, NO PLAY.
1st and 10 at BUTLER42 MCCALL,AVERY pass complete to THOMPSON,ANTOIN for 9 yards to the BUTLER33 (Gowan,Tay).
2nd and 1 at BUTLER33 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to BROWN,KEVIN.
3rd and 1 at BUTLER33 RUIZ,JUSTIN rush for loss of 2 yards to the BUTLER35 (Gray,Charlie;Farr,Maurice), PENALTY HCC holding 10 yards to the BUTLER43, NO PLAY.
3rd and 11 at BUTLER43 MCCALL,AVERY pass complete to RUIZ,JUSTIN for loss of 1 yard to the BUTLER44.
4th and 12 at BUTLER44 MCCALL,AVERY pass intercepted by Bell,D'Anthony at the BUTLER0, Bell,D'Anthony return to the BUTLER35, PENALTY BUTLER pass interference 15 yards to the BUTLER29, 1ST DOWN HCC, NO PLAY.
1st and 10 at BUTLER29 Timeout BUTLER, clock 02:44.
1st and 10 at BUTLER29 MCCALL,AVERY pass complete to PORTER,BERNARD for 29 yards to the BUTLER0, 1ST DOWN HCC, TOUCHDOWN, clock 02:37.
SCHEMTOB,RYAN kickoff 50 yards to the BUTLER15, BaldwinJovon return 15 yards to the BUTLER30 (BANKS,ARTEST).
1st and 10 at BUTLER30 BUTLER drive start at 02:31.
1st and 10 at BUTLER30 Roberts,Grahm rush for 2 yards to the BUTLER32 (WYNTER,JAHMAL;GREEN,JAHKEEM).
2nd and 8 at BUTLER32 Timeout Highland, clock 02:27.
2nd and 8 at BUTLER32 Caesar,Makiya rush for no gain to the BUTLER32 (GREEN,JAHKEEM;CHARLES,TERRANC).
3rd and 8 at BUTLER32 Timeout Highland, clock 02:23.
3rd and 8 at BUTLER32 Self,Trae pass complete to Jones,Larry for 7 yards to the BUTLER39.
4th and 1 at BUTLER39 Timeout Highland, clock 02:14.
4th and 1 at BUTLER39 Zentner,Ty punt 41 yards to the HCC20, WILLIAMS,DAMARI return 11 yards to the HCC31 (Bruce,Parker).
1st and 10 at HCC31 HIGHLAND drive start at 02:05.
1st and 10 at HCC31 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to PARKER, TRA, dropped pass.
2nd and 10 at HCC31 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to THOMPSON,ANTOIN.
3rd and 10 at HCC31 MCCALL,AVERY pass incomplete to BROWN,KEVIN.
4th and 10 at HCC31 MCCALL,AVERY sacked for loss of 9 yards to the HCC22 (Jones,Jacoby).
1st and 10 at HCC22 BUTLER drive start at 01:43.
1st and 10 at HCC22 TEAM rush for loss of 2 yards to the HCC24.
2nd and 12 at HCC24 TEAM rush for loss of 2 yards to the HCC26.
3rd and 14 at HCC26 TEAM rush for loss of 2 yards to the HCC28.
4th and 16 at HCC28 End of game, clock 00:00.


OmniTRAX, Inc., one of the largest privately held transportation service companies in North America and an affiliate of The Broe Group, which manages the Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railway (BRG), is providing funds to refurbish a caboose into a children's library in downtown Brownsville, TX. The interior renovation of the former BRG caboose, which sits in Southern Pacific Linear Park next to the Brownsville Fine Arts Museum, will begin by the beginning of next year and is expected to open in early 2019.
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Q: connect to github.com port 443 in AWS Linux instance I'm trying to cloning the repository from GitHub. but it returning with error

ssh: connect to host ssh.github.com port 443: Connection timed out
  fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

I configured the inbound rules like below

and in the instance sudo nano ~/.ssh/config I configured like below
Host github.com
 Hostname ssh.github.com
 Port 443

and
ssh -T git@github.com

ssh: connect to host ssh.github.com port 443: Connection timed out

But still same error. could any one help me in this regard !

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Q: Emacs -- creating an interactive only quasi-post-command-hook I'm interested in creating an interactive-only quasi-post-command-hook that runs based upon user-defined-criteria, such as:

*

*Up (interactive);

*Down (interactive);

*Left (interactive);

*Right (interactive);

*Any (interactive) key that inserts text into the buffer -- e.g., aA-zZ; 0-9; space; !@#$%^&*()-+=.;, return/enter, delete/backspace,  etc.

*Mouse scroll-wheel (up / down) (interactive).
I believe that the post-command-hook includes more, and I'd like to limit / control when the hook is activated.
Any guidance on how to create such a hook would be appreciated.

May 3, 2013:  Draft example based upon the answer by @phils below.
(add-hook 'post-command-hook 'quasi-post-command-hook)

(defvar quasi-this-command-functions '(next-line previous-line left-char right-char
  self-insert-command newline delete-backward-char delete-forward-char
  indent-for-tab-command mwheel-scroll lawlist-mwheel-scroll end-of-visual-line
  beginning-of-visual-line end-of-buffer beginning-of-buffer lawlist-forward-entity
  lawlist-backward-entity left-word right-word forward-word backward-word)
"Variable list of functions that trigger the `quasi-post-command-hook`.")

(defvar quasi-major-mode-inclusions '(text-mode emacs-lisp-mode)
"Variable list of major modes where the `quasi-post-command-hook` operates.")

(defun quasi-post-command-hook ()
  (unless (minibufferp)
    (when
      (and
        (memq major-mode quasi-major-mode-inclusions)
        (memq this-command quasi-this-command-functions))
      (message "this-command:  %s" this-command))))

A: You probably want to test the this-command variables.
e.g. C-u M-x apropos-variable RET this RET:
real-this-command
   This is like `this-command', except that commands should never
   modify it.
this-command
   The command now being executed.
this-command-keys-shift-translated
   Non-nil if the key sequence activating this command was
   shift-translated.
this-original-command
   The command bound to the current key sequence before remapping.

A: Enumerating the commands you know should trigger this hook (using this-command) is of course an option, but "it doesn't scale".  Maybe you could do better if you tried to characterize what those commands have in common with each other and that the other commands don't have.