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  • WORST EVER SECURITY FLAW FOUND IN DIEBOLD TS VOTING MACHINE
    31 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    OPEN VOTING FOUNDATION 9560 Windrose Lane Granite Bay, CA 95746 Phone (916) 295-0415 alan@openvoting.org
    PRESS RELEASE — JULY 31, 2006
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Subject: WORST EVER SECURITY FLAW FOUND IN DIEBOLD TS VOTING MACHINE Contact: Alan Dechert Reference: PICTURES ( (Click on thumbnail. Click again on lower half of picture for high resolution)
    SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — “This may be the worst security flaw we have seen in touch screen voting machines,” says Open Voting Foundation (…)

  • Disowning Conservative Politics, Evangelical Pastor Rattles Flock
    31 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Disowning Conservative Politics, Evangelical Pastor Rattles Flock By Laurie Goodstein Published: July 30, 2006
    MAPLEWOOD, Minn. - Like most pastors who lead thriving evangelical megachurches, the Rev. Gregory A. Boyd was asked frequently to give his blessing - and the church’s - to conservative political candidates and causes.
    The requests came from church members and visitors alike: Would he please announce a rally against gay marriage during services? Would he introduce a politician (…)

  • Stop the Bleeding
    29 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Slogans for Dems:
    Stop the Bleeding. Start the Healing. Vote Democratic.
    Restore Sanity. Vote Democratic.
    Now all you condescending, cynical naysayers don’t have to waste your breath by saying how the Dems are no different, blah, blah. What I want to see used by Dems is language that is effective. It may already be too late but I’ll try anyway.
    johnnybgood

  • Send in the UN
    24 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    So, Republicans have nothing to hide, do they? In that case, and I’m not joking, I think we should have the UN monitor the November 06 US elections. It’s a neutral party, and the chances of a fair fight would vastly improve. Foreign nations know the score. Now it’s up to them to let Americans in on the truth!
    johnnybgood

  • Mexican workers want a recount
    24 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    by David Bacon
    Huge national demonstrations in Mexico are now demanding a recount of the votes cast in the presidential election, tainted by allegations of vote fraud.
    Mexico’s wealthiest families have a lot to lose. All benefited from Mexico’s conservative economic reforms, which the leading candidate, Felipe Calderon of the conservative National Action Party, vows to continue. The Villareals’ Grupo Villacero, for instance, was virtually given the huge Sicartsa steel mill by the (…)

  • Democracy in Crisis - An Interview with Robert F Kennedy, Jr.
    22 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Democracy in Crisis - An Exclusive BRAD BLOG Interview with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
    Recently, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., (bio [3]) , wrote the article: "Was the 2004 Election Stolen [4]" where he examined the election fraud in Ohio that took place during the last Presidential Election. He also has written a book "Crimes Against Nature: How George W. Bush & His Corporate Pals Are Plundering the Country and Hijacking our Democracy [5]". Mr. Kennedy, along with Mike Papantonio have filed a (…)

  • How To Pre-Empt A "November Surprise"
    20 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    How To Pre-Empt A "November Surprise" By Mark Crispin Miller July 18, 2006 If the GOP should lose the House and/or the Senate on Election Day, they will pick out a handful of the "closest" races—as many as they need to hang on to majority control—and start to scream like hell about ELECTION FRAUD. That’s right: the major perpetrators of such fraud will cast themselves as victims of the very crime that put them where they are, and charge the Democrats with having used the very tactics (…)

  • The Stolen Election Of 2004. The Numbers Simply Do Not Add Up
    17 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    The Stolen Election Of 2004 The Numbers Simply Do Not Add Up By Michael Parenti July 13, 2006 The 2004 presidential contest between Democratic challenger Senator John Kerry and the Republican incumbent, President Bush Jr., amounted to another stolen election. This has been well documented by such investigators as Rep. John Conyers, Mark Crispin Miller, Bob Fitrakis, Harvey Wasserman, Bev Harris, and others. Here is an overview of what they have reported, along with observations of my own. (…)

  • Activists Sue To Block Electronic Voting
    17 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Activists Sue To Block Electronic Voting By The Associated Press July 13, 2006 at 3:31 ET Computerized voting was supposed to be the cure for ballot fiascos such as the 2000 presidential election, but activist groups say it has only worsened the problem and they’ve gone to court across the country to ban the new machines.
    Lawsuits have been filed in at least nine states, alleging that the machines are wide open to computer hackers and prone to temperamental fits of technology that have (…)

  • Mexicans put us to shame in fighting for a fair election..
    15 July 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    by Mary MacElveen
    The United States of America always prides herself as being the land of democracy, but when it comes to elections we fail on so many fronts. Either Americans are too apathetic to vote, or worse those that do vote wonder if their vote even counted through the use of computerized voting machines. When many feel that an election has been stolen from the people, we wonder when the people shall rise up in protest.
    As I was looking at these AP photos showing the mass (…)