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Several Tanker trucks full of political ink have been spilled on Mitt Romney's tenure as a vulture capitalist at Bain Capital. A more important story, however, is the fact that Bain alumni, now raising big money as Romney bundlers are also in the electronic voting machine business. This appears to be a repeat of the the infamous former CEO of Diebold Wally O’Dell, who raised money for Bush while his company supplied voting machines and election management software in the 2004 election.
In all 234 counties of Texas, the entire states of Hawaii and Oklahoma, half of Washington and Colorado, and certain counties in swing state Ohio, votes will be cast on eSlate and ePollbook machines made by Hart Intercivic. Hart Intercivic machines have famously failed in Tarrant County (Ft. Worth), adding 10,000 non-existent votes. The EVEREST study, commissioned by the Ohio secretary of state in 2007, found serious security flaws with Hart Intercivic products.
Looking beyond the well-documented Google choking laundry list of apparent fraud, failure and seeming corruption that is associated with Hart Intercivic, an ongoing Free Press investigation turned its attention to the key question of who owns the voting machine companies. The majority of the directors of Hart come from the private equity firm H.I.G. Capital. H.I.G. has been heavily invested in Hart Intercivic since July 2011, just in time for the current presidential election cycle. But who is H.I.G Capital?
The majority of the directors of Hart come from the private equity firm H.I.G. Capital. H.I.G. has been heavily invested in Hart Intercivic since July 2011, just in time for the current presidential election cycle. But who is H.I.G Capital?
Of the 49 partners and directors[...] eleven of these men, including H.I.G. Founder Tony Tamer, were formerly employed at Bain and Company, and two of those men, John P. Bolduc and Douglas Berman are Romney bundlers along with former Bain and H.I.G. manager Brian Shortsleeve.
Additionally, four of these men were formerly employed at Booz Allen Hamilton. Bush family friendly Carlyle group is an owner of Booz Allen which also made voting machines for the United States military. Booz Allen was also the key subcontractor for the controversial PioneerGroundbreaker program, an NSA data mining operation that gathered information on American citizens until it was shut down and replaced with even more invasive successor programs like MATRIX and Total Information Awareness.
Additionally, four of these men were formerly employed at Booz Allen Hamilton. Bush family friendly Carlyle group is an owner of Booz Allen which also made voting machines for the United States military. Booz Allen was also the key subcontractor for the controversial PioneerGroundbreaker program, an NSA data mining operation that gathered information on American citizens until it was shut down and replaced with even more invasive successor programs like MATRIX and Total Information Awareness.
Originally posted by goldcoin
I remeber reading about some CIA/FBI agent who overheard him say that Romney will be potus.
The nation has 2,068 cases of alleged election fraud since 2000. By category, Unknown had the highest percentage of accused at 31 percent (645 cases), followed by Voters at 31 percent (633 cases). The most prevalent fraud was Absentee Ballot Fraud at 24 percent (491 cases). The status of most cases was Pleaded at 27 percent (558 cases). Responses to requests for public records varied from state to state. Some state and local officials were quick to respond by sending available records; others failed to provide a single document.
A Spanish company called SCYTL will be counting our November election votes for President. Soros owns this company!
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Blackmarketeer
Even easier is sending the Black Panthers with billy sticks to intimidate voters.
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus
Oh yes, 2 members of the NEW Black Panther Party clearly equate to a national problem.
Dramatic much?
Deflect much?edit on 1-10-2012 by Kali74 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus
Oh yes, 2 members of the NEW Black Panther Party clearly equate to a national problem.
Dramatic much?
Deflect much?edit on 1-10-2012 by Kali74 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by campanionator
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Blackmarketeer
Even easier is sending the Black Panthers with billy sticks to intimidate voters.
Keep it is up and they might ACTUALLY come out to do that, instead of you fantasizing about it.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus
Oh yes, 2 members of the NEW Black Panther Party clearly equate to a national problem.
Dramatic much?
Deflect much?edit on 1-10-2012 by Kali74 because: (no reason given)
well it was dramatic enough when it happened.
I think it's not the most effective method. I think that's why they went with the Soros owned Spanish vote counting software company this time around.
Can't say the leftwing doesn't have a learning curve.
FoxNews.com recently promoted the internet-based conspiracy theory that financier and philanthropist George Soros will somehow corrupt vote counting in the United States through a Spanish company, Scytl, "that Soros owns a big share of." The conspiracy is false: Soros has no involvement or investments in the company.
During the May 14 edition of the FoxNews.com program Campaign Insiders, Doug Schoen read co-host Pat Caddell a viewer question asking if "there was any truth to the report that a Spanish company doing the vote count -- counting for the U.S. national election, has been engaged to do that and that it is a Soros-controlled."
After admitting that he hasn't "done enough work on it," Caddell still claimed Soros was "an investor in it" and that "this raises a problem"