WORST EVER SECURITY FLAW FOUND IN DIEBOLD TS VOTING MACHINE

[Anus Retainus]

WORST EVER SECURITY FLAW FOUND IN DIEBOLD TS VOTING MACHINE


http://openvotingfoundation.org/

"Upon examining the inner workings of one of the most popular paperless touch screen voting machines used in public elections in the United States, it has been determined that with the flip of a single switch inside, the machine can behave in a completely different manner compared to the tested and certified version."

Complete, with photos!

[acmavm]

1. That must be why republicans take them home. It's a lot easier

to get to the inside of the machines in the privacy of their homes.

[jmowreader]

2. Please don't call this a "flaw," as it's not

A flaw would be...oh, I don't know, something random like having the machine throw the election to the Republicans if the Democrat received less than 56.6 percent of the vote...but only half the time.

This is not a flaw. The machine was specifically engineered this way.

Call it a "security hazard," an "invitation to fraud," or whatever you like...but never, ever call something someone did on purpose a flaw.

[mom cat]

11. It is a vote count manipulation switch! ... not a flaw.

You are so right!

[Norquist Nemesis]

3. Diebold Manual Step One

At 5:45 am, fifteen minutes before the poll officially opens, looking inside machine and flip the switch to the "ON" position as shown in diagram. This ensures the machine will be warmed up and ready for operations when the poll opens. NOTE: At the end of the day once polling place closes, this switch must be returned to it's original position.

[bullimiami]

4. these are made by extremely qualified and knowledgeable people.

it is no accident. they were designed to steal elections and laws have been passed to facilitate and cover up the crime.
these people and many members of our government have been collaberating on a coup against the US population for years.

[liberal N proud]

5. Security FRAUD!

And the GOP is behind it 100%

[napi21]

6. I just sent this info anda link, to Cathy Cox, Ga. Sec.of State!

I sked her to let me know what she is going to do about it, since Ga. uses ALL Diebold equipment in every precinct in the State!

Somehow, I doubt it will make any damn diff. but I had to try!

[EFerrari]

8. Good going. What you need to do is find someone who

knows a reporter and get *them* to call Cox. :hi:

[alfredo]

15. Send it again and Cc the media so they know the media will know.

Also send it to your county clerk, mayor, Governor, Att General, local and state Democratic party. Make sure Ms Cox knows you have alerted everyone you can.

[napi21]

16. That's a bit of a problem. All of them are up for election in Nov.

Cathy Cox will be out of a job because she ran for Gov but lost in the primary. There's going to be a new AG, the current Gov got into office (I'm convinced) BY USING these evoting machines, and he's running for re-election.

I did send a copy to the local Dem Party, so maybe they can help.

[alfredo]

18. It's important that they know we are watching and know they

are capable of massive fraud.

[npincus]

7. "Anus Retainus"?

thanks for giving me my first smile of the day!

[Anus Retainus]

10. Anytime!

Long story as to where the name came from. Maybe someday...

:hi:

[Richard Steele]

9. K & R

[Twist_U_Up]

12. could have just asked Clint Curtis.

He is on record, swearing under oath that he designed a prototype and handed it off to Rep. Tom Feeney of Florida shortly before the 2000 elections.

[Vidar]

13. Glad they found it. Thanks for posting.

[karlrschneider]

14. Looks to me like they're set up to run a printer...

There's a header clearly labelled "printer power" in this picture



I bet these PC boards are the same thing they use in ATMs.
:eyes:

edit: it's picture # 5 from the pictures link near the top

http://www.openvotingfoundation.org/ts/index.html

[alfredo]

17. Our biggest county uses the TSx, not the TS. I'm still not

that happy with that. It's one of the few places in Kentucky that can be counted on to vote Democratic.

[Wilms]

19. K&R n/t