Tuesday, January 31st, 11 a.m. to noon Central (9-10 Pacific) on NoLiesRadio.org (archived here a few hours after broadcast).
Guest: John Washburn, Wiscons
in-based software engineer and election integrity activist. (Check out his blog and website.)
Is it just a coincidence that Wisconsin is about to "upgrade" to "new, improved" voting machines just in time for the nationally-important Scott Walker recall election? Why are those machines - and just about all voting machines - "black box" systems with proprietary software, so that only the people who program the machines know how they work (and how to hack them)?
The 1% needs Walker to win so it can keep pushing the 99% into poverty. You can bet they'll be pulling out all the stops. If the recall-Walker people allow the election to proceed on black-box machines, the result (like the results of so many stolen elections, including the Bush coups of 2000 and 2004) is easily predictable.
John writes:
My profile for this facet of my life
http://www.washburnresearch.org/archive/JohnWashburnProfileB.pdf
My page on this topic
http://www.washburnresearch.org/ElectionIntegrity/VoteFraud.htm
Press release regarding the James madison Award:
http://www.foift.org/documents/FOIFTConf.pdf
Labels: black-box voting, corruption, election fraud, election integrity, election theft, john washburn, scott walker, scott walker recall
