Reply #4: OMFG.... [View All]

[CoffeeCat]

Wow.

This has the appearance of them anticipating VERY bad news, after that vote count is finished.

Holy buckets.

It's one thing to lay off people, after bad news hits and you know you won't need the workers. It's
another thing to usher most of them out the door as a recount is underway--just before the world will
discover (or not discover) if your machines are at the epicenter of a shitstorm.

If voter fraud is found in NH, on those machines, and it's clear that this is what has happened---they
probably want as many employees out the door. The media will immediately show up and want to interview
employees. Best to get the lower-levels out, before the shineola hits the fan.

They're probably try to weed it down to employees that they know are "company men" who will not give
away secrets. Plus, if you unexpectedly usher people out the door, they can't print off documents
or gather evidence.

Holy crikey! This is looking like we might have a clear-cut case of fraud exposed in the next few days.

This sure doesn't seem like a coincidence! ES&S knows what's coming down the pike!

Are they a public company? I'm going short, baby!

Holy maird.

(Edited to add: Darn, they're a private company).