PART ONE
Q: Why did Diebold get into the voting machine business?
A: Being in this business, having the power of controlling elections, not necessarily the outcomes, just controlling elections is priceless.
Q: Is that what Diebold is doing?
A: Electronic voting leaves a lot of doors open for manipulation of the vote. Not that I can prove that was taking place. But there was a conservative agenda at work in the management and the acquisition. Things changed when Diebold took over (discusses company’s history).
Q: What about back-door software? Is it true these machines can be accessed without a password?
A: You can actually enter the Global Elections Management System, GEMS, which is the tabulation software through the back door. In other words, you can access the data base. This whole thing sits on top of Microsoft Access, so you can go in the back door, without going in the front door and needing a password and make alternations to the data base and Homeland Security recognized this threat and it’s documented on the Internet now.
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