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Saudis, Enron money helped pay for US rigged election

 

November 25, 2004—According to informed sources in Washington and Houston,

the Bush campaign spent some $29 million to pay polling place operatives around

the country to rig the election for Bush. The operatives were posing as

Homeland Security and FBI agents but were actually technicians familiar with

Diebold, Sequoia, ES & S, Triad, Unilect, and Danaher Controls voting machines.

These

technicians reportedly hacked the systems to skew the results in favor of Bush.

The leak about the money and the rigged election apparently came from

technicians who were promised to be paid a certain amount for their work but the

Bush

campaign interlocutors reneged and some of the technicians are revealing the

nature of the vote rigging program.

There have been media reports from around the country concerning the locking

down of precincts while votes were being tallied. In one unprecedented action

in Warren County, Ohio, election officials locked down the facility where

votes were being counted. The officials said this was in response to a Level 10

high-threat terrorist warning being issued by the Department of Homeland

Security and the FBI for Warren County. George Bush won 72 percent of the vote

in

Warren County, much larger than his percentage of victory statewide.

The money to rig the election in favor of Bush reportedly came from an entity

called Five Star Trust, largely based in Houston but a worldwide entity that

is directly tied to the Saudi Royal Family. Five Star Trust was termed " a

well-protected vehicle " that has been used to support both Bush and Osama bin

Laden in the US and around the world.

Other money used to fund the election rigging was from siphoned Enron money

stored away in accounts in the Cook Islands, which was once the base of one of

the more questionable and Saudi-linked BCCI subsidiaries. Cook Islands banks

also handled some of the weapons smuggling financing of the Iran-Contra

scandal. A former Justice Department attorney who helped prosecute the BCCI case

said

the use of the Cook Islands by the Bush reelection team indicates they wanted

the bank arrangements to be a " quick folding tent " operation that would cease

to exist when the election was over. He said the Cook Islands was notorious

for not requiring any documentation for such operations.