Time Out's 3rd Show With www.Hackedelections.com
This is the 3rd show I did on vote fraud / computerized voting and on the contemptible electronic voting machines with Abbe DeLozier and Vickie Karp, the editors of www.hackedelections.com.
This show originally aired the Friday evening and Monday morning right before the 2007 Elections.
This year's elections were the first time all of Connecticut was forced to use the Diebold scanner type machines. These machines are notorious for rampant fraud which is one of the major reasons why the states of California and Florida have de-certified them from being used and the state of Illinois is very close to doing the same thing at the time of this writing.
The Secretary of State for California, Debra Bowen is currently suing ES&S, the largest maker of computerized voting machines for 15 million because of the fact that they continued to sell these machines to various California communities despite the fact that their machines were de-certified.
As I predicted, these machines showed varied results around the state. Here in the greater Danbury area had spotty results. In some areas, the machines seemed to work, although I did notice that the machines (as I said they would) returned the "results" no faster than the lever machines that my town, Bethel was using for many years.
Just over in Brookfield, the machines melted down and the police had to be called in to restore order. In East Haven, the meltdown was total and the results for the election there did not come through for a week.
Currently I am happy to say there is a 50 state lawsuit to stop the use of these fraudulent machines around the country. Our Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz was served papers for the lawsuit against her on election day of 2007. May justice prevail.
This show originally aired the Friday evening and Monday morning right before the 2007 Elections.
This year's elections were the first time all of Connecticut was forced to use the Diebold scanner type machines. These machines are notorious for rampant fraud which is one of the major reasons why the states of California and Florida have de-certified them from being used and the state of Illinois is very close to doing the same thing at the time of this writing.
The Secretary of State for California, Debra Bowen is currently suing ES&S, the largest maker of computerized voting machines for 15 million because of the fact that they continued to sell these machines to various California communities despite the fact that their machines were de-certified.
As I predicted, these machines showed varied results around the state. Here in the greater Danbury area had spotty results. In some areas, the machines seemed to work, although I did notice that the machines (as I said they would) returned the "results" no faster than the lever machines that my town, Bethel was using for many years.
Just over in Brookfield, the machines melted down and the police had to be called in to restore order. In East Haven, the meltdown was total and the results for the election there did not come through for a week.
Currently I am happy to say there is a 50 state lawsuit to stop the use of these fraudulent machines around the country. Our Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz was served papers for the lawsuit against her on election day of 2007. May justice prevail.
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