I think that the information is worse than useless.
I post this because I've seen some newerDUers pushing this article.
It could undermine any real investigations as those detractors of securing a fair voting process in America point to us lapping up unsubstantiated claims that are impossible to investigate.
For all we know, it could have come from the White House itself. Or the Kerry camp, for that matter.
It's curious that "Brad" does not offer any way to actually rectify the situation by telling us how to look for these programs. Nor does Brad mention any contact he might have made with the FBI, the GAO, or the Congressmen wishing to investigate our suspicious voting systems. It is, IMO, a Red Herring.
Until Brad decides to come out of the closet with pay stubs in hand, or some proof he was involved in this, people would be wiser to ignore it. I'm guessing that if we see enough of it in the mainstream media--and I've seen it twice on MSNBC-- it could be used to point out "how silly" all this concern about vote integrity is.
From day one, the MSMedia has invested heavily in calling those questioning the voting system in this nation as "conspiracy theorists." This unverifiable bit of info from "Brad" could easily be used to discredit our efforts.
I still somewhat believe that is why most investigation efforts have been kept low-key. To keep the MSMedia, now essentially owned by only 5 corporations, from gearing up into "destroy " mode as they did with Gore in 2000 and Howard Dean in 2004. They also worked hard to crush and marginalize dissenters in the lead-up to Shrub's war.
The proof of any fraud will be in the machines themselves. We must demand access to those machines.
"Brad" is proof of nothing at all, and if he's real, then we should urge him to come forward before we support or promote his specific claims.
The fact that the vote in America is in the hands of a few unaccountable corporations that can do whatever they wish in secrecy because of corporate laws is both outrageous and completely unacceptable.
And there is not a damn thing conspiratorial about that.
So, how about it "Brad"? Even a pimply-faced freep can emerge from his mother's basement and do the right thing.
Of course, the Republican owned companies that designed the programs and machines can end the so-called "conspiracy theories" today by giving complete access to machines, systems, and the rest.
If anyone here knows of anyway to quickly verify the legitimacy of this, I'd sure like to hear it. <
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