Reply #64: Bill, I like the inside joke that becomes a nickname. "The Architect" to [View All]

[petgoat]

me invokes the spectre of Albert Speer, and resonates with the elaborate
choreography of Bush's appearances.

It seems you're proposing sort of a fictional biography of the Urosevich
brothers, "the technicians" is you will.

That sounds like an interesting approach. Or would you like to do it in
non-fiction?

Certainly the story is an interesting one: how two brothers started
a voting machine company that with the help of financing from a
lovable right-wing religious fanatic overcame obstacles and became two
voting machine companies and went on in just twenty short years to
control 80% of the vote.

My recollection was that the Urosevich brothers were immigrants, but
perhaps I'm getting them mixed up with Alex Kantoravich, a Russian
immigrant who, according to this web page,
http://www.votefraud.org/News/2000/11/111400.html is responsible for
creating black boxes in the ES&S machines. Christopher Bollyn started
investigating this and received a message he believes came from Mr. K:
"I don't want anything to happen to my company, to you, or to me."

So what kind of tone do you want? Satirical? Dramatic? Documentary?
Docu-drama?