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Election Information – VOTE

Election Information – VOTE

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Election Day Problems? Toll Free:

  • 1-866-MYVOTE1 (Common Cause non partisan voter alert line)
  • 1-888-DEM-VOTE (DNC Voting Rights Institute, Democratic voter assistance)
  • 1-888-VE-Y-VOTA (League of United Latin American Citizens)
  • 1-866-OUR-VOTE (Velvet Revolution)
  • 1-888-VOTETIP Fraud Reports Only*

(* VelvetRevolution is offering a $500,000 reward for information about election fraud and manipulation in the November 7th mid-term elections. That’s half a million dollars to the persons or persons who provide us with definitive and conclusive proof that a United States House or Senate election has been rigged by illegal means. The information must result in an overturning of a congressional election and a conviction of the person or persons responsible for the fraud. We want whistleblowers to come forward and to provide us with evidence, documents, tape recordings, and admissions. Send to tips[at]velvetrevolution.us. Or call our hotline at 1-888-VOTETIP. This hotline is for fraud tips only. All other reports of election problems should be made at 1-866-OUR-VOTE.)

For Legal Help:

  • 1-866-OUR-VOTE (Lawyer’s Committee for Civil Rights Under Laws Election Protection)
  • 1-877-523-2792 (ACLU)

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How to Rig an Election

How to Rig an Election

With the mid-term elections coming up, we must keep our eyes and ears open for election fraud. No matter what your political leaning, this affects everyone.

Princeton researchers have produced a video to demonstrate security flaws in a Diebold electronic voting machine. These flaws allow electronic voting machines to be rigged to steal votes. (Thanks for sending, Corinne!)

That’s what can be done from the outside.

But what it’s already programmed on the inside? The video reminded me of an interview I heard a few years ago with a programmer who claimed he had written vote fraud software for the Republicans. A little digging, and I found the general bits of the story.

Programmer Clint Curtis claims Rep. Tom Feeney (R-FL) asked for creation of e-vote fraud software at an October 2000 meeting

Curtis says that Feeney “was very specific in the design and specifications required for this program.”

“He detailed, in his own words, that; (a) the program needed to be touch-screen capable (b) the user should be able to trigger the program without any additional equipment (c) the programming to accomplish this needed to stay hidden even if the source code was inspected.”

At Just a Fly on the Wall, he notes:

What I did not anticipate was that this country would allow the placement of voting machines where the source code was not provided. The programs were pre-compiled (you have no idea what is in them or what hidden triggers exist), and where no paper trail would be required to check their accuracy. Any moron could build a voting program that could flip the vote under those circumstances and no amount of testing could discover the deception.

Video of Clint Curtis’ sworn testimony before the US House Judiciary Members in Ohio

He passed a lie detector test on all of this, but it doesn’t seem to have gone anywhere.

Wow! I see that Clint Curtis ran – and won by a landslide! – in the Democratic Florida Congressional Primary. He’s running against Tom Feeney! Good for him!

By the way, Feeney isn’t just a regular Republican interested in the workings of machines. He is one of those who played golf in Scotland on Jack Abramoff’s money (remember? DeLay? Ney?). He was been named the third most corrupt member of Congress by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. Connect the dots, please.

Talib Kweli The Proud

Talib Kweli The Proud

More political lyrics

Talib Kweli

“The Proud”

The proud
Stand tall or don’t stand at all, c’mon
Uhh, yeah
Break it down
What we do?

[Chorus]
We survive, it’s more than pride
We stay alive, ready to ride

[Chorus – repeat through intro]

One two, one two yo
Aight.. put it down yo
June 21, 2001
Timothy McVeigh is executed
And the country breathe a sigh of relief
Goodness prevails over evil, it seems
Somehow when he’s gone, we feel safer
Little do we know

[Verse One]
Today the paper say Timothy McVeigh’s in hell
So everything’s okay and all must be well
I remember Oklahoma when they put out the blaze
And put Islamic terrorist bombing, on the front page
It’s like saying only gays get AIDS, propaganda
Like saying the problem’s over when they locked that man up
Wrong! It’s just the beginning, the first inning
Battle for America’s soul, the devil’s winning
The President is Bush, the Vice President’s a Dick
So a whole lot of f**kin is what we gon’ get
They don’t wanna raise the babies so the election is fixed
That’s why we don’t be f**kin with politics
They bet on that, parents fought and got wet for that
Hosed down, bit by dogs, and got blacks into house arrest for that
It’s all good except for that – we still poor
Money, power and respect is what we kill for, for real

[Chorus – repeat through interlude]

[Interlude]
August 4, 2001
A drunken police officer mows down an entire family in Brooklyn
The judge lets him go with no bail
It reminds us, of just how worthless our lives are to the justice system
I struggle, to explain the situation to my son, it’s hard

[Verse Two]
Niggaz with knowledge is more dangerous than than niggaz with guns
They make the guns easy to get and try to keep niggaz dumb
Target the gangs and graffiti with the Prop 21
I already know the deal but what the f**k do I tell my son?
I want him livin right, livin good, respect the rules
He’s five years old and he still thinkin cops is cool
How do I break the news that when he gets some size
He’ll be percieved as a threat or see the fear in they eyes
It’s in they job description to terminate the threat
So 41 shots to the body is what he can expect
The precedent is set, don’t matter if he follow the law
I know I’ll give my son pride and make him swallow it all (damn!)
F**k the pigs! I think the pigs killed Big and ‘Pac too
If they didn’t they know who did, they got to!
Who they serve and protect, nigga not you
Cops shot off of ten G’s but they got glocks too
Let you protect yourself, or better yet respect yourself
Straight into the hospital is where you gotta check yourself
They be gettin tips from snitches and rival crews
Doin them favors so they workin for the drug dealers too
Just business enforcers with hate in they holsters
Shoot you in the back, won’t face you like a soldier
Kurt Loder asked me what I say to a dead cop’s wife
Cops kill my people everyday, that’s life

[Chorus – repeat through final interlude]

[Final Interlude]
September 11, 2001
Terrorists attack the Pentagon and the World Trade Center
Kills thousand and permanently scars America’s false sense of security
We see the best examples of humanity in the face of the worst
As fire fighters, police officers, rescue workers
and volunteers of all sorts, fight to save lives
The world will never be the same again

[Verse Three]
My heart go out to everybody at Ground Zero
Red, black, yellow, white and brown heroes
It’s more complicated than black and white
To give your own life is the greatest sacrifice
But it’s hard for me to walk down the block
Seeing rats and roaches, crack viles and 40 ounce posters
People broken down from years of oppression
Become patriots when they way of life is threatened
It’s a hard conversation to have
We lost kids, moms and dads, people ready to fight for the flag
Damn, when did shit get this bad?
America kill the innocent too, the cycle of violence is sad
Damn! Welcome to the world, we here
We’ve been at, war for years but it’s much more clear (yeah)
We got to face what lies ahead
Fight for our truth and freedom and, ride for the dead

[Chorus – repeat to end]