| I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
| Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
| safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
| looked like he actually believed it.
It is for the Iraqi. Fewer are dieing than under Sadam.
martin surprised us with
> On Thu, 27 May 2004 18:35:05 +0100, Waldo Centini
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>martin surprised us with
>>
>>> On Thu, 27 May 2004 12:35:05 +0100, Dave Fawthrop
>>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Our postal votes for Calderdale Council and European parliament
>>>>plopped through the letter box today, and Clare's comment was "The
>>>>kids will not get a day off school" because her infants school was
>>>>always used as a polling station.
>>>>
>>>>The system is dead easy, just get any other voter to sign that you are
>>>>who the vote was addressed to. IMO just as secure as Polling
>>>>Stations which in Northern Ireland result in lots of Personation, and
>>>>the saying, "Vote early, vote often".
>>>>
>>>>Let us hope that the experimental postal voting increases the numbers
>>>>voting.
>>>
>>> That depends on who they are.
>>>
>>> On Radio 4 recently they mentioned a Dutch web site that helps you to
>>> make your decision, does anybody have the URL.
>>
>>IIRC http://www.stemwijzer.nl
>
> Groenlinks? me?
Last time I tried it ('bout two years ago) it had me down for Christen Unie!
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fred wrote:
> I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
> Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
> safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
> looked like he actually believed it.
I don't blame Blair. The CIA have clearly used their mind control
machine on him. They tried using their mind control machine on their own
leader, but there was a slight flaw in that plan...
| I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
| Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
| safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
| looked like he actually believed it.
It is for the Iraqi. Fewer are dieing than under Sadam.
martin surprised us with
> On Thu, 27 May 2004 18:35:05 +0100, Waldo Centini
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>martin surprised us with
>>
>>> On Thu, 27 May 2004 12:35:05 +0100, Dave Fawthrop
>>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Our postal votes for Calderdale Council and European parliament
>>>>plopped through the letter box today, and Clare's comment was "The
>>>>kids will not get a day off school" because her infants school was
>>>>always used as a polling station.
>>>>
>>>>The system is dead easy, just get any other voter to sign that you are
>>>>who the vote was addressed to. IMO just as secure as Polling
>>>>Stations which in Northern Ireland result in lots of Personation, and
>>>>the saying, "Vote early, vote often".
>>>>
>>>>Let us hope that the experimental postal voting increases the numbers
>>>>voting.
>>>
>>> That depends on who they are.
>>>
>>> On Radio 4 recently they mentioned a Dutch web site that helps you to
>>> make your decision, does anybody have the URL.
>>
>>IIRC http://www.stemwijzer.nl
>
> Groenlinks? me?
Last time I tried it ('bout two years ago) it had me down for Christen Unie!
--
Waldo
*** Is This A Dead Parrot I See Before Me ***
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fred wrote:
> I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
> Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
> safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
> looked like he actually believed it.
I don't blame Blair. The CIA have clearly used their mind control
machine on him. They tried using their mind control machine on their own
leader, but there was a slight flaw in that plan...
| I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
| Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
| safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
| looked like he actually believed it.
It is for the Iraqi. Fewer are dieing than under Sadam.
martin surprised us with
> On Thu, 27 May 2004 18:35:05 +0100, Waldo Centini
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>martin surprised us with
>>
>>> On Thu, 27 May 2004 12:35:05 +0100, Dave Fawthrop
>>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Our postal votes for Calderdale Council and European parliament
>>>>plopped through the letter box today, and Clare's comment was "The
>>>>kids will not get a day off school" because her infants school was
>>>>always used as a polling station.
>>>>
>>>>The system is dead easy, just get any other voter to sign that you are
>>>>who the vote was addressed to. IMO just as secure as Polling
>>>>Stations which in Northern Ireland result in lots of Personation, and
>>>>the saying, "Vote early, vote often".
>>>>
>>>>Let us hope that the experimental postal voting increases the numbers
>>>>voting.
>>>
>>> That depends on who they are.
>>>
>>> On Radio 4 recently they mentioned a Dutch web site that helps you to
>>> make your decision, does anybody have the URL.
>>
>>IIRC http://www.stemwijzer.nl
>
> Groenlinks? me?
Last time I tried it ('bout two years ago) it had me down for Christen Unie!
--
Waldo
*** Is This A Dead Parrot I See Before Me ***
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fred wrote:
> I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
> Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
> safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
> looked like he actually believed it.
I don't blame Blair. The CIA have clearly used their mind control
machine on him. They tried using their mind control machine on their own
leader, but there was a slight flaw in that plan...
| I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
| Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
| safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
| looked like he actually believed it.
It is for the Iraqi. Fewer are dieing than under Sadam.
martin surprised us with
> On Thu, 27 May 2004 18:35:05 +0100, Waldo Centini
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>martin surprised us with
>>
>>> On Thu, 27 May 2004 12:35:05 +0100, Dave Fawthrop
>>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Our postal votes for Calderdale Council and European parliament
>>>>plopped through the letter box today, and Clare's comment was "The
>>>>kids will not get a day off school" because her infants school was
>>>>always used as a polling station.
>>>>
>>>>The system is dead easy, just get any other voter to sign that you are
>>>>who the vote was addressed to. IMO just as secure as Polling
>>>>Stations which in Northern Ireland result in lots of Personation, and
>>>>the saying, "Vote early, vote often".
>>>>
>>>>Let us hope that the experimental postal voting increases the numbers
>>>>voting.
>>>
>>> That depends on who they are.
>>>
>>> On Radio 4 recently they mentioned a Dutch web site that helps you to
>>> make your decision, does anybody have the URL.
>>
>>IIRC http://www.stemwijzer.nl
>
> Groenlinks? me?
Last time I tried it ('bout two years ago) it had me down for Christen Unie!
--
Waldo
*** Is This A Dead Parrot I See Before Me ***
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fred wrote:
> I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
> Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
> safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
> looked like he actually believed it.
I don't blame Blair. The CIA have clearly used their mind control
machine on him. They tried using their mind control machine on their own
leader, but there was a slight flaw in that plan...
On Thu, 27 May 2004 18:30:07 +0100, [email protected] (fred)
wrote:
>I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
>Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
>safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
>looked like he actually believed it.
He is an evil lieing murdering bastard, but good at spin.
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On Thu, 27 May 2004 20:30:17 +0100, M Pitt <"me "@privacy.net> wrote:
>There is also a direct link between this record and my ballot paper
>where my vote is recorded. I suppose that as long as the vote count
>involves real people then the papers would have to be searched the
>same way to discover that I voted for none of the above. As soon as
>the process of counting is automated, well the posibilities are
>endless.
Indeed - and the thing is now, as they have a record of who has voted,
they will also have a record of who has not voted. So either way
you're knackd.
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On Thursday, in article
<[email protected]> [email protected] "Dave Fawthrop" wrote:
> On Thu, 27 May 2004 18:30:07 +0100, [email protected] (fred) wrote:
>
>
> | I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
> | Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
> | safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
> | looked like he actually believed it.
>
> It is for the Iraqi. Fewer are dieing than under Sadam.
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> On Thu, 27 May 2004 18:30:07 +0100, [email protected] (fred)
> wrote:
>
> >I doubt they could win the election without cheating. I saw that Tony
> >Blair bloke on TV last week saying how the world was an infinitely
> >safer place because we invaded Iraq. The frightening thing is that he
> >looked like he actually believed it.
>
> He is an evil lieing murdering bastard, but good at spin.
> --
Says you, the man who is often accused of of acting in the same manner as
Allen, netKKKopin and making malicious phone calls
