A blog about James E. O'Keefe III
(Being mainly an archive of his videos, with tags to help navigate. Includes his old blog Feathers of Steel.)
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
North Carolina Raw Video - UNC Officials
Published on May 15, 2012
Raw, uncut Video of UNC officials discussing and embracing Voter Fraud
NJO: Title, video and caption from James O'Keefe's YouTube channel VeritasVisuals.
Minions / fellow culture warriors involved:
John M. Howting (He calls himself "Jason" in at least the first two segments, with the surname "Ranier" in the first segment. He uses the name "Michael G. Bolton" in the first poll worker sting, using the wording "The name is Michael G. Bolton" which thus leads the poll workers to believe that's his name without him having explicitly called himself by the name. One of the poll workers then asks him to clarify if he is "Michael Bolton Jr." and he responds "Michael G. Bolton, 1500 Dalworth. That would be correct, mm-hm." This bit deserves a proper transcript, because it's hard to be sure what these two people are understanding each other to be saying, and the fact that one of them is a grifter pulling a grift doesn't actually make it easier (To do). He then uses the name "William DeJesus Romero" in the second and third poll worker stings, using the wording "The name (is) William DeJesus Romero" which again leads the poll workers to believe that's his name without him having explicitly called himself by the name. He is identified as "Jon Buckley" in James O'Keefe's book "Breakthrough: Our Guerrilla War to Expose Fraud and Save Democracy".)
Cynthia Jeub (Calls herself "Rebecca" in at least the second segment.)
Spencer Meads (Identified as "Adam Coolidge" in James O'Keefe's book "Breakthrough: Our Guerrilla War to Expose Fraud and Save Democracy". In a snippet of video not in this long cut but included in the 10 minute slick cut, he uses the name "Zbigniew Gorzkowski" in a poll worker sting thus leading the poll workers to believe that's his name. Due to the way this piece is edited, it is not clear whether he explicitly called himself by the name or if he employed a trick of wording to avoid doing that which for some reason didn't make it into the final cut. This strikes me as suspicious.)
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