Review (5/5): Eyes Open...
Every once in a while a book comes my way that smacks me upside the head and makes me see the world in a different way. Votescam is such a book. I thought I was fairly educated on vote fraud having to do with the stealing of the 2000 and 2004 elections in the US and the danger of using the electronic touch screen machines and other irregularities, but I had no idea of the depth of the earlier fraudulent practices and how long it had been going on. Votescam gave me a different perspective and added to the sick feeling that America is lost and has been since before I was born. Well-known names, such as Janet Reno and Anthony Scalia, pepper the book. They came up in the voting irregularities and the search for justice in a fixed system for the rich and powerful. It really does seem that America was lost with the murders of JFK, King, and RFK and is now just a playground of pathological individuals that have rigged the system and spun a web of lies and propaganda that allows them to have near complete control on policy on nearly every topic. The media plays a large role in this and features prominently in the scam that is the US voting system.
Read this book! Don't be ignorant and think that your vote counts. Solutions may be hard to come by, but the one thing that each individual can control is what they believe and how they react to such information and beliefs.