[ExI] Immaculate Election

[Stuart LaForge]

Quoting Spike:

> Stuart, this can be fixed.  It isn't even hard to do.  It remains to be seen
> if the necessary changes will be made, and if not, who is blocking them.
>
> spike

I think a class-action lawsuit against Diebold et al on behalf of the  
American people would do wonders to bring this issue to the attention  
of the American public even if it gets thrown out of court. It would  
at least distract people from the strange message that the competing  
narratives have in common, and that is that conservatives and liberals  
are supposed to hate one another so much as to cause all political  
discourse devolve to shouting and name calling. Followed soon after  
with a closure of communication channels. The political parties are  
blaming one another for fraud due to mistrust caused by the voting  
machines even in the absence of any evidence of fraud. That is a  
design flaw inherent in the machines and shows negligence on the part  
of the developers.

Whereas any actual fraud would be apt to use backdoors or zero day  
exploits that would most likely be known to the developers and  
vendors, again making them liable. Plus suing the developers and  
vendors of the machines themselves might flush out any other culprits  
based on who moves to block.

Stuart LaForge