F9/11 can be seen free at Marc Perkal's site (for two weeks only)

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http://www.buzzflash.com/mailbag/04/10/mai04302.html

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Marc Perkel
San Francisco, CA.

SIDE NOTE: For those who haven't seen it - I have posted Fahrenheit 9/11 on my web site. I bought 100mb of bandwidth for the next 2 weeks to distribute it. Sp if you want to watch it - here's the link. It's Windows Media Format - 40mb. As you might guess - the image quality is less than what you would find on DVD or in the theaters.

http://bulk2.ctyme.com/f911.wmv

If you are on a slow connection or can't do Windows format - I have the audio in MP3 format at this address:

http://bulk2.ctyme.com/f911.mp3

I am relying on Michael Moore's public statements that he wants this passed around the Internet - so I'm doing that. Since the Republicans own the news media - this might help even the score. I encourage everyone to view or listen to the film and discuss if it's true or not.

SIDE NOTE 2: The election is tied and now it's down to who can do the most cheating. Much of America now uses highly insecure voting machines that can and will be tampered with. It's just a matter of who and where. As a result there are going to be a LOT of stories about who tampered with what and there are going to be two kinds of reporters covering these issues - those who understand electronic voting technology - and those who don't. My question for you is - do you want to be someone who understands it? So - getting to the point. Here is a video that is a tutorial for reporters to understand the technology behind the "black box." Do you know what a buffer overflow is? Do you understand the concept of the attack surface? Do you know how elections can be rigged? If you don't - you don't want to wait till election day to figure it out. So - here's the link. http://www.archive.org/stream/VoterGate/votergate_film_256kb.mp4

Additionally - if you have any questions about these issues I recommend you contact the Electronic Frontier Foundation for more information. The EFF (http://www.eff.org) is a high tech civil liberties organization and a very good source of information on both the technologies and the law.
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