Reply #13: BBV is "Black-Box Voting", using Computerized Voting Machinez

[AndyTiedye]

most of which are made by Diebold or ES&S, which are companies with
heavy ties to the Republican party. (Diebold's CEO is a Bush* "Pioneer"
and has "committed to deliver the electoral votes of Ohio to Bush").

Many of the machines produce no paper ballots, so if they are programmed
to divert Kerry votes to Boosh or Nader, nobody would be the wiser as
long as the proper code is restored before the machines can be inspected.
Even when paper ballots are produces, state election laws usually preclude
any recounts unless the election is "close", and even then, they often
just run the ballots through the same machines again.

They are planning to steal the election. There can be no doubt of it.

Several of the best-known polling agencies are in on it -- their polls
already diverging sharply from the pack, but ready to provide a verneer
of respectability over their fraudulent results.

They got away with as much as a 16% shift of votes in Georgia in 2002,
when they were testing out their election fraud software. There, they
simply supressed the exit polls, said there were problems with the data
and refused to publish them, ever. If they do that for the national
elections, people will be suspicious, so they had to get Gallup and
a couple of the other well-known polling organizations on board.

The only thing that can stop them is a historic landslide for Kerry.