Alt.EnergyNetwork wrote:

>It  might be a good idea to get rid of 
>those nasty Diebolt rigged voting machines that left no paper trail.
>During the election the ceo of that co, told Bush " I'll deliver Ohio".
>  
>

This is being parroted way out of context.  The CEO of Diebold was 
chairman of some committee - I forget whether it was the Republican 
party or a re-election committee - that was working on re-electing 
Bush.  He was clearly speaking in this capacity.

Yes, he should have known better than to utter something like that, but 
surrounded by fellow Republicans at a re-election rally it's understandable.

>On a similar note, a local professor obtained the machine code for the units
>and had his students analize it. They found that it used an encryption key
>that had been discontinued in 1994 and was easily hackable by phone line.
>Might want to leave a proper paper trail next time, so at least
>the count can be verified for irregularities.
>  
>

My take on the last election is that if something happened to steal the 
election it was likely done at the central points that tallied votes 
from voting machines all over - optically scanned systems as well as the 
paperless blackboxes.

Anyone interested in knowing more should surf on over to 
http://blackboxvoting.org/ and get a good background.

BTW, if anyone has the exit polls of the 2004 presidential election 
before the polling organization "corrected" them to match the reported 
vote totals, please contact me off-list.

--- David



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