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October 31, 2006 at 23:31:06     Permalink 1. Votes Easy To Steal - 2. The Election Stolen - 3. Bush FOREVER (cancel cancel) Diary Entry by Lisa Long (about the author)

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Read these three articles from OpEdNews in order... Scary, Scary... 1. Votes Easy To Steal 2. The Election Stolen 3. Bush FOREVER (cancel cancel)

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Read these three articles from OpEdNews inorder, Scary, Scary! By Charles Corry "The Case Vs. Diebold (or Any Other Electronic Voting Machine Vendor, For That Matter)" Our forbearers developed a working solution for elections.Voters go to a local precinct, hand mark a paper ballot and put it in a locked ballot box.At the end of the day the ballots are counted in public view by at least two election judges of opposing parties before the ballots ever leave the polling place.That is as safe, secure, and accurate a method as has been devised for voting.It is also considerably cheaper than EVM. By Dean Powers "Queasy About A Stolen Election? Toughen Up" The election will be stolen. That's not the question. What are you going to do about it? You better start by voting. But our soldiers are dying every day to "protect democracy," so you better be willing to do more than simply press a couple of buttons. By Michael Bonanno "November 8, 2006" This article is not just meant to be a scary story or the prediction of a nightmare. This was written to generate the question "At what point in this story do the American people revert to some kind of radical next step to stop this from coming to fruition?" and to generate answers to that question.

 

Lisa is a professional psychic counselor and investigator, a web designer and a publisher. She has an AA, a BA and a private pilots license. She is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and has worked and lived around the world. She has been listed in (more...)
 

 

 
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