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ROFLVVH... and then crying my eyes out because it's so real. The sad thing is that it isn't even the Diebolds we should fear, or the union riggers who "accidentally" drop voting machines in downtown Philadelphia, but the boxes of uncounted votes that deliberately end up in trash cans and dry arroyos. According to one source, well over three million votes the last time.

Y'alls will pardon my temerity, but I'm building a company around rectifying this issue once and for all... for real, no foolin', and no stoppin' us.

More to come in a few weeks. :D

Don Wilde
"There's more than one level to any answer."

In reply to Re: Challenge: A malicious election by samizdat
in thread Challenge: A malicious election by blokhead

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