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Murder, Spies and Voting Lies: Rigged elections exposed
Whistleblower Clint Curtis spills the beans to journalist/blogger Brad Friedman (Bradblog.com) about the election fraud associated with George W. Bush's first presidential ballot. Beautifully shot, in a style described as "60-minutes-noir", Patty Sharaf's acclaimed film has been called the "Alfred Hitchcock of election fraud movies". Friedman pokes at the seamy side of democracy, uncovering the story of computer programmer Clint Curtis, who recounts being asked before the 2000 election by a prominent Florida legislator to create vote-rigging software for electronic voting machines. The vote-rigging scandal devolves into a murder mystery, with Friedman shaking down the facts. With electronic voting machine companies aggressively selling all over the globe, the implications for democracy worldwide are profound.
Originally posted by Carseller4
Yawwwwwnnnnnnnnn.
It's 2010.
All Algore had to do was win his homestate of Tennessee. The same state that he had represented as a Senator. That tells you something when your own people vote against you. Florida meant nothing. Tennessee decided that election.
[edit on 8-8-2010 by Carseller4]
An article about Connell’s partisan IT activities in George W. Bush’s hometown newspaper, the Crawford, Texas, Lone Star Iconoclast, invokes the specter of the Watergate scandal. It notes, “There’s Ohio in 2004 when his [Connell’s] company (SmartTech) ran election results through his computers before releasing them to Ken Blackwell’s Secretary of State office.”
Originally posted by Carseller4
Yawwwwwnnnnnnnnn.
It's 2010.
All Algore had to do was win his homestate of Tennessee. The same state that he had represented as a Senator. That tells you something when your own people vote against you. Florida meant nothing. Tennessee decided that election.
Originally posted by yyyyyyyyyy
Hi everyone,
I thought the journalist Greg Palast had this all covered years ago and it was all common knowledge. Google it, some of it is on the BBC sites if you want to know more.
The election was stolen and it was proven that discrimination took place that had a so called racial bias to it. I think its in his book 'the best democracy money can buy'. it truely seems that the Russia media is more 'free' than that of the US.
Peace
Originally posted by Common Good
Heres a question.. what makes anyone think that BOTH sides are not doing this? Or HAVE BEEN doing this? Both sides are not to be trusted, so Iwouldnt put it past both of them to come up with some way to rig elections, such as..eek..throwing ballots in the trash bins and sewage drains.
It is fitting on the fifth anniversary of the death of Bill Moss, lead plaintiff in the legendary Moss v. Bush 2004 lawsuit in Ohio, that the Associated Press is admitting the easy hackability of Diebold machines.