Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Voto elettronico: il peggiore incubo e' ora realta'

VOTO ELETTRONICO: UN FUTURO ORWELLIANO?
Il magazine americano DemocracyNow riporta la seguente
notizia: su un hard disk da 1.8Giga compromesso di un sito FTP hanno 
scoperto un file reale di un elezione reale, contenente i voti reali del 
giorno dell'elezione dalla contea di San Luis, Obispo, in California.
Il problema è che la data del file era 3:31pm - durante le ore di voto!
"nello stesso modo in cui hanno tirato fuori le informazioni da quel
sistema, potrebbero averne messe altre dentro."
"Coloro che esprimono i voti non decidono nulla. Coloro che contano i voti,
decidono tutto." - Joseph Stalin 
http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=03/09/04/159216
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Il problema è che la data del file era 3:31pm - durante le ore di voto!
Ma lo sanno che le date si possono cambiare senza nemmeno troppe
difficolta'? :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

 
http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=03/09/04/159216
Consiglio di leggere tutto l'articolo.
Se non altro ,roba tipo
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In at least two states, companies with very close ties to the Bush
administration are in prime positions to control the voting systems in the
2004 presidential elections.
In Illinois, Populex is the company that is creating the electronic voting
system for the state. It was recently revealed that Ronald Reagan's former
Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci now serves on the company's five-member
Advisory Board. Carlucci is also the chairman emeritus of The Carlyle
Group, the defense contractor often called the "Ex-President's Club"
because of the high profile partners and advisors on its payroll. These
include key players from George W Bush's inner circle, such as former
President Bush and former Secretary of State James Baker III.
Meanwhile in Ohio, Diebold Inc. is one of the companies vying to sell
electronic voting machines in that state. Diebold and its CEO have strong
Republican ties, specifically to the Bush administration.
A recent article by Julie Carr Smyth in The Cleveland Plain Dealer
reported that the head of Diebold is also a top fundraiser for President
Bush's re-election. In a recent fund-raising letter Diebold's chief
executive Walden O'Dell said he is "committed to helping Ohio deliver its
electoral votes to the president next year."
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Fa *paura*.
Come fa paura quello che Democracy now ha coperto ieri:
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http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=03/09/03/1442239
The U.S. Government Wanted 'To Make An Example Out of Me': Young Webmaster
Heads to Prison for Political Website
Sherman Austin heads to jail today for a one-year term. He was charged
with "distribution of information relating to explosives, destructive
devices and weapons of mass destruction" after someone posted bomb-making
information on his political website, 
raisethefist.com
. Once he is is
released he is banned from associating with anyone who wants to change
U.S. government 'in any way.'
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Liberta' e democrazia nel paese di Bush.
GT

 Liberta' e democrazia nel paese di Bush.
Che si traduce nel rispetto della legge, con tutte le pene che essa
prevede per chi la viola.
-Stefano