[ale] OT: more on electronic voting

[aaron]

On Saturday 18 October 2003 08:57, da Black Baron wrote:
> You forgot the link to the leaks:
> 
> http://www.indybay.org/news/2003/09/1649419_comment.php
> 

Diebold has already managed to get similar links shut down at 
BlackBoxVoting.org by employing a few of the many unconstitutional
provisions of the Digital Malignancy Corrupt-our-rights Act.

They have subsequently used fraudulent spam complaint filings
to get the site shut down / black listed.  Apparently they are expanding
their corporape campaign to violate the first amendment, suppress free
speech and keep the truth of their corruption from the American voter.
(info <http://www.talion.com/blackboxvoting.org.htm> the auto forward
page from attempting www.blackboxvoting.org).

I can see the coming production credits for the sequel now:
Diebold,  The Repuplicon Owned and Operated Vote Fraud Company,
presents "Hijacking Democracy 2004: This Time it's National"

peace
aaron 


> On Sat, 2003-10-18 at 08:25, Geoffrey wrote:
> > Diebold Issues Cease and Desist to Indymedia
> > 
> >  From /. :
> > 
> > "Diebold, manufacturer of election equipment, has issued a Cease and 
> > desist notice to the upstream provider of San Francisco Indymedia for 
> > having links to mirrors of a leaked internal diebold memo. More than 
> > just a case of a leak, Diebold has been raising a lot of questions about 
> > the fairness and security of elections in the United States. (Perhaps 
> > it's time for peer reviewable software like gnu.free? ;)"
> > 
> > http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/03/10/17/2118218.shtml?tid=103&tid=153&tid=99
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