Calling all Voting Activists: Come to Reno NV for Sequoia Lawsuit

Hello ALL: By now perhaps you have come to the same > conclusion that I have; there is very little room > for > pride in this struggle for election justice. I am > the > woman suing Sequoia Voting Systems here in Nevada on > a > the issue of product defect. I have discovered that > my own vote was neither counted or registered in > 2004. > This leads me to believe that many votes were > neither > counted or registered in 2006. With that said I am > begging anyone who is interested in coming to RENO > to > join me "counting the VOTE" here. This means that > random precincts will be selected for a roster count > followed up by a confirmation phone call to as many > people as we can find numbers for. Essentially we > would ask each person we could reach if they > actually > did vote or not. > > Nevada/RENO is a unique place often referred to as > the > "Old Mississippi of the Nasty Old West". Therefore > anything flies here without oversight. People are > generally too frightened or apathetic to challenge > our > system. WE have a Gestapo like police system, an > Attorney General appointed by Bush and a political > system bent upon keeping things as they are. In fact > when I presented my election findings/concerns > (replete with Wyle and other documents) to Reno City > Commissioners one of the them, Hank Aaizzi, called > me > "a lying piece of sh_t" on mike. > > As I have no cooperation on a local level and may > have > to sue the Register of Voters in order to gain > access > to the roster and other documents that should be > publicly available for the asking. We have > something > here called the Nevada Voters Right Act which is > worth > no more than the paper it is printed on. > > If you are intrigued by the struggle and want to > work > some place where you are desperately needed; PLEASE > COME TO RENO TO COUNT THE VOTE. I am working to put > volunteers up in private homes but I have no money > for > air fare or transportation. I know I am asking a > lot. > But you can make a great difference by coming to > Nevada; HAVA's proving ground. I beg of you. > > Patricia Axelrod > 775-787-1909