BBV: Dear Friends of Election Systems Integrity:

[Andy_Stephenson]

Please consider reporting on Woodland Park, CO mayoral candidate, Lotus (his full legal name), being recently jailed in Colorado for simply tossing 9 tea bags at a Diebold electronic voting machine in 2001 (whereby calling attention to vote fraud). In seeking due process, thereafter, to check ballot tallies, he had been denied.

This case was in the timely appeals process, and was about to be before the U.S. Supreme Court. Instead, Judge Peters chose to jail Lotus prematurely, seemingly, to suppress the evidence.

Also, kindly let your media associates know of this outrage. This important case for the country is known as the "2nd Tea Party Case," and it is reported that corrupt officials are wrongfully maligning Lotus, in media, in CO.

More information about Lotus and this case is available upon request from [email protected] (Sharona Merel, Co-Founder, National Ballot Integrity Project, Founder, Concerned Humanity), from [email protected] (Richard Bowles, Teller County Independent Voters Coalition & Dir., National Ballot Integrity Project, CO), and/or from [email protected] (Victoria Collier, VOTESCAM, wesavedemocracy.org).

Thank you, in advance, for any follow-up you may care to make on this significant case.


Sincerely,


Sharona Merel, Co-Founder
National Ballot Integrity Project (NBIP)
National Ballot Integrity Project Task Force (NBIPTF)
Founder, Concerned Humanity
[email protected]

[TacticalPeek]

1. Kick

:kick:

[Stephanie]

2. Is he currently in jail?

Or is he out now?

[Andy_Stephenson]

3. I think he is

in jail still.

[ConsAreLiars]

4. More info

Read this from 1991: http://www.votefraud.org/News/2001/3/032601.html

The format is a bit unfriendly but the content is very sharp. You'll see a lot there that is only now becoming "obvious" to folks following BBV. I haven't found anything on the case, but based on the email "outrage" seems an apt characterization.