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Silver lining

Posted on | December 21, 2011 | 1 Comment

There was a threat from hackers to delete info from Iowa caucuses. In some way it might be a silver lining and a salvation. I do not believe that it will happen, but it would show the nation, that electronic ballot counting and electronic voting is susceptible to hacking and rigging. The only way we will end this rigging of elections on National scale, is through de-certifying rigged electronic voting, going back to paper ballots in precincts and voter present during counting. Only when this is done, we will get rid of our corrupt puppets in power. 

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One Response to “Silver lining”

  1. Alex
    December 21st, 2011 @ 12:37 pm

    I agree that electronic voting is definetly susceptible to hacking, from either sides,but I don’t believe it will happen. Electoral fraud happens mostly by registering dead folks and by allowing aliens and convicted felons to vote among other shenenigans. Particularly for an Iowa caucus voting, where only about 125,000 people will show up in their pajamas and hair rollers, manual counting can be done and verified in a jiffy.

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