Programmer under oath admits computers rig elections.

[Kurovski]

Run time: 11:59 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOLjtIezuIg   Posted on YouTube: April 18, 2011 By YouTube Member: herculese220 Views on YouTube: 152   Posted on DU: April 19, 2011 By DU Member: Kurovski Views on DU: 1328

 
The testimony is from five years ago.

[Kurovski]

1. To be clear: This is from five years ago.

[dixiegrrrrl]

3. Ohhhhhhh..I thought it sounded familiar. but that info should have been IN the OP.

[Kurovski]

6. Can't put it in the title. I'll try to put it in the body.

[dixiegrrrrl]

2. Is this a Fla. State House hearing?

[Kurovski]

5. Yes Tom Feeney wanted some "help".

[midnight]

4. The last five years, Waukesha Wisconsin, has had a computer

IT specialist, with her penchant for keeping all votes on her private computer in the middle of a mess right now...

[karnac]

7. He later RAN against feeney, the congressman he accused.

heh. wrong person to ask.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Feeney

Feeney's 2006 congressional opponent, Clint Curtis, has previously provided a sworn affidavit alleging that in October 2000, Feeney asked Curtis, then a computer programmer at Yang Enterprises, to design a computer program to falsify touch-screen voting results in Palm Beach County.<19><20> Curtis subsequently passed a polygraph test commissioned by a Washington, D.C. private investigator.<19> A Wired News story noted that Curtis had no direct knowledge of the vote counting software having been used in a public election.<21>

Feeney has claimed that he has no recollection of even meeting Curtis; that he could not have engaged in such a scheme because Palm Beach County did not even consider obtaining touch screen machines until after the 2000 election; and that although Curtis wrote a book in the summer of 2004 accusing Feeney of a wide variety of misconduct, Curtis did not mention the alleged scheme to commit election fraud in the edition published prior to the 2004 election.<19>

In 2006, Curtis ran unsuccessfully against Feeney for the United States congressional seat in Florida's 24th congressional district.<2> He ran again in 2008, losing in the Democratic primary to eventual winner of the seat, Suzanne Kosmas.
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lie detector test notwithstanding, it would have been better if he would have said something right away instead of waiting nearly four years.

[Prof Lester]

8. And they all called us "conspiracy theorists"!

Somebody said once, no matter how bad you think it is, the truth is always much, much worse!

[Kurovski]

12. well, they say that just to cow and bully people into shutting up.

God forbid one should be a nutty, cranky conspiracy theorist!! You might not be invited to golf at the country club.

Then that way, you can build a legion of bots that will do the work slamming others. Humans are silly little computers themselves. Too often easy to control by group-think.

[HockeyMom]

9. My husband is a programmer, Repuke at that,

and has gone into elaborate discussions on how, can, and probably has been done. Old news for anyone in this field.

OF COURSE, he votes for them.

[Devil_Fish]

10. You need a new husband. NT

[Kurovski]

11. Don't say that! Love overides politics.

Mostly. :)

[Kurovski]

13. This could really go viral if only a sleepy kitty was nodding off at the bench.