St. Pete Times Front Page: theories of computer altering of votes

[Sancho]

Here's a major paper reporting Fenney and allegations of vote fraud:

http://www.sptimes.com/2005/04/09/State/Blogs_spin_tale_of_co.shtml

[laylah]

1. Some very

interesting information. Thanks for the link and welcome to DU :toast:

Jenn

[leftchick]

2. A good summery I believe.....

with a little skepticism thrown in to make the author seem not nutty I suppose.

~snip~

Lawsuits continue
Curtis, who says he keeps an AK-47 near his front door and fears for his life, says he has caught trespassers near his house at Woodville, a small community south of Tallahassee.

The polygraph test Curtis passed was paid for by Kevin Walsh, a private investigator from Washington, D.C., who says he has been hired to prove election fraud. Walsh refused to identify the client.

Curtis said he wrote the affidavit after reading about a reward for anyone who could verify vote fraud. He didn't want the money, Curtis insists, but wanted to prove the elections had been stolen. He presented copies of his affidavit to several congressional staffers and testified before a Democratic committee looking at fraud allegations in Ohio.

Feeney says his friendship with the Yangs goes back about 20 years when he filed incorporation papers for Yang Enterprises Inc. Feeney also appointed Mrs. Yang, a software expert, to a state technology task force when he was speaker of the Florida House.

[meganmonkey]

3. Wow! It sure is convenient that those crazy internet bloggers

are doing all the legwork for the reporters ;)

It is great to see this in print, I'm glad there are still people out there thinking about it.

:bounce:

[orpupilofnature57]

4. War declaration fraud, Economical fraud, Biographical fraud,ecological..

The fraud was the ? % of the "contemptuous content" ruining this planet.

[lala_rawraw]

5. WHAT?

That is like the blasted Cin. Enquirer that took my Clermont story and made kaka out of it. That is not factual and in fact, Brad should sue for defamation, and hence discovery will shed some much needed clorox on this.

[mbperrin]

6. The guy bought his book for gifts, and that means the author is

only a "self-styled" author? Sounds real enough to me.

And $100 for shipping missile chips to China? Not having auto insurance in Texas is a $600 fine!

Well......at least they cannot completely igore it!