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Wed 22 Oct, 2003 01:21 am
Flaws in voting exposed
October 21, 2003Statesman Journal
I'm generally Republican, but I look at both sides of the issues. But something like this really jams my craw. . . If'n it was me setting these up, I'm make sure that I was doing it right. Especially after the 2000 Election Fiasco in FL.
The 2004 voting hysteria has begun.
Oh, I'm sorry, Brandx. Maybe we should just abolish this democratic utopia and give power to whomever takes the throne.
I'd like to insult you.
You'd like to insult me? Go ahead.
In the other thread, you mentioned my preoccupation with "perfection" in the voting process. That's a major understatement - there appears to be a major voting fraud system in place. And not only in the US.
There are several ways of plotting coups.
Don't worry the media train will run full throttle on this issue before the 2004 election. Could be good, could be bad. We haven't had a perfect election in this country since it's been a country, now it's almost like perfection is demanded, it's all suspect and a crisis.
Like that avatar, BrandX--is that a tow on a river, or a vessel on the open sea?
Setanta wrote:Like that avatar, BrandX--is that a tow on a river, or a vessel on the open sea?
It is a vessel on open sea supposedly headed toward a hurricane, I think it is photoshopped though.
Great pic, nonetheless . . .
Have no fear the politicians will work on it until they get the results they are after.
'The politicians' is too broad a denomination. Those controlling the voting software are to be found in conservative circles, of course with intimate ties to the Bush crime syndicate.
In democratic areas the control will more than likely rest with the democrates. The word politician is to often a synonym for dishonesty.
The electronic voting system itself, including in democratic states, is in the hands of Diebold, which uses proprietary software totally untransparant for congressional control. Incredible irregularities are reported.
Spread the word, this is so shameless.
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