A while back I made friends with someone on Blogshares. She lives in the Philippines and they currently have an election nightmare right out
of the Marcos days. Could you please post this on your site. If I see this posted I will place a link to her site.

I would like to ask for assistance from my fellow bloggers to come to the aid of another blogger. My site is quite small and though I have picked up quite a bit of traffic due to my blogging about my recent jury duty, it doesn’t get the attention that some of you folks get.

39 days ago the Philippines had a national election. Due to voter fraud, switching of ballot boxes, and a lot of other stuff, they have still not announced the results. For some of you old sailors like me, it reminds me of the days of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos.

I haven’t kept up with Philippine Politics since our Navy stopped going to Subic and thought all was cool after the election of Corizon Aquino.

I met an Internet friend back about six months ago. She lives in the outskirts of Manila and has been blogging about this election. Since I don’t know the absolute particulars I am going to leave a link to her blog.

What we are trying to do is draw national attention to the plight of the Philippine people and if this hits the International News Market action will be taken to resolve this election.

What I ask is that to check out her blog, post links to it, and link it to other friend’s blogs to get her some exposure. I already have told her to send e-mails to folks like Drudge, O’Reilly, Hannity, Farah, Limbaugh and others. Damn, I forgot to tell her about Michelle Malkin. Anyway any help would be greatly appreciated.

The plight of Philippine Free elections is at stake here. I haven’t seen a single story on this in the International Press as the folks that are trying to pull off this scam are keeping within their borders. Let’s get it out there for all to see. I have told Laila to hang close to her site to answer questions and the time difference might be a problem to get immediate responses as most of you will try and contact her tomorrow. Day here is night there. If you would like to get faster replies contact her tonight.

Go check it out. Spread the word. I know there are some people from network news outfits that check the blogosphere, so the more bloggers we get the word to (and who post the story), the quicker we can see some action.