Black Box Voting

Rady Ananda has posted a review of The Clint Curtis Story over at OpEdNews that has me heading right over to Link TV to watch it. It has appearances by Attorney Bob Fitrakis, computer security expert Harri Hursti, Gore Vidal, Mavis Georgalis, Cynthia McKinney, and Richard Hayes Phillips. Read Rady's view over at OpEdNews and you'll want to watch this movie.

I saw Clint in the movie Uncounted, so I know I want to see this movie.  Clint Curtis is a fascinating and compelling figure in the e-voting movement, a computer programmer, hired to develop some vote switching source code. He is notable chiefly for making a series of "whistleblower" allegations about his former employer and about Republican Congressman Tom Feeney, including an allegation that in 2000, Feeney and Yang Enterprises requested Curtis's assistance in a scheme to steal votes by inserting fraudulent code into touch screen voting systems.  Read the review and you'll want to see the movie.

Murder, Spies & Voting Lies: The Clint Curtis Story

WARNING:  Graphic images included. 

Released on DVD and now airing on Link TV, Murder, Spies & Voting Lies: The Clint Curtis Story, is the most explosive documentary produced in recent memory, involving murder, espionage, coverup, electoral cyber fraud and a United States Member of Congress with ties to the Bush Administration.... more at the link

I have seen email after email warning Obama supporters that if they wore their "Obama Gear" to the polls, that they would be blocked from voting. Or they would be told they could stay and vote if they "turned their shirts inside out" or other rubbish. 

None of those rumors are true, but please don't take my word for it. If you wear your Obama t-shirt, McCain t-shirt,  Bob Barr t-shirt, or Cynthia McKinnie t-shirt, will you get turned away from the polls? To clear matters up, I emailed Don Wright, the General Counsel for the North Carolina State Board of Elections today.  He replied in a matter of minutes:

From: Don Wright

To: Joyce McCloy

Subject: RE: electioneering question

Date: Sep 24, 2008 3:16 PM

This rumor has been circulating for several days.

We allow voters to wear items inside the polling place in North Carolina. But other
states may differ (I understand Tenn. does not allow it)

A NC voter may enter a voting place to vote wearing political items as long as they...