COMPUTER EXPERT TESTIFIES IN FLA ..ELECTION RIGGED...New proof!

The programmer claims that he designed and built a "vote rigging" software program at the behest of then Florida Congressman, now U.S. Congressman, Republican Tom Feeney of Florida's 24th Congressional District.


http://www.iwilltryit.com/fixed1.htm

Here is the original....

http://www.buzzflash.com/alerts/04/1...vit_120604.pdf

Get this Psycho..the company he worked for Yang Enterrises spies for China! :eek:

Yang Enterprises, Inc. (YEI), was taken into custody last March by the U.S. International and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency for attempting to ship "Missile Components to China". The "low-frequency amplifier" chips are said in the article -- and confirmed by a statement on the the official ICE website -- to be used for "radar-frequency guidance systems for fourth-generation Hellfire anti-tank missiles".

Why have we not heard about that? Could it be the Government does not want to step on any Chinese investor toes?

i'll be hammy...

oooooold news.

elections are fixed, both ways in this country...who cares?

vote bush 2008!!

The manipulation of computer voting machines in the recent presidential election and the funding of programmers who were involved in the operation are tied to an intricate web of shady off-shore financial trusts and companies, shady espionage operatives, Republican Party politicians close to the Bush family, and National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) contract vehicles.

http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...i?ArtNum=77693

Yang strayed into hot water last year. On March 12, 2004, federal agents in Orlando arrested two Chinese men, including Hai Lin "Henry" Nee, after they tried to ship U.S. missile technology to China. In his affidavit, Curtis alleges that Yang employed Nee on projects with access to state and NASA data. Since Curtis submitted his affidavit two months ago, Yang has been on damage control. In an official statement posted on its website to counter Curtis' claims, Yang Enterprises says it never had an employee named Nee. However, state records obtained by New Times show that the company submitted nine weekly time cards for a Henry Nee in 1998.

The question remains, though: Did Feeney ever ask his good buddies at Yang Enterprises if they could rig electronic-voting machines in South Florida?

http://www.newtimesbpb.com/issues/20...news/news.html

Be real interesting how this turns out!!! Could be some big shit a brewin' in the future! :eek:

I read the testimony.....balls to the wall!!!

This story was already debunked long ago.

it has been brought back around since the DOT in florida has been caught up with Yang Enterprises.....

If it has been debunked post it, please.