Programmer comes forward revealing he wrote the code to steal the election-March

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Wed, 23 Mar 2005 22:39:36 -0800 (PST)

 

Programmer comes forward revealing he wrote the code to steal

the election-March 06, 2005

 

 

 

Programmer comes forward revealing he wrote the code to steal the election

 

 

If Clinton were stealing elections - do you think the news media would

cover it?

 

In December 2004, computer programmer Clint Curtis swore in an

affidavit that he was asked in 2000 by (now) US Congressman Tom Feeney

(R-FL) to design a software prototype that could " flip " the vote in

South Florida voting machines.

 

That affidavit was first published by blogger Brad Friedman of

BradBlog.com. Shortly thereafter, Curtis, in sworn public testimony,

shared the details of this story with Democratic members of the U.S.

House Judiciary Committee who were investigating election fraud

charges in Ohio.

 

In 2000, Curtis was working for a Florida software company called Yang

Enterprises Inc. (YEI). Feeney, who was then the incoming Speaker of

the Florida House of Representatives, was, at the same time, general

counsel for YEI and its registered lobbyist. He had previously been

Jeb Bush's 1994 running mate for Florida Governor and continues to be

a close ally of the Bush family.

 

Feeney has refused public comment on the matter, while YEI and their

attorney (Feeney's former law partner) have denied such an event took

place. But the alibis of both Feeney and YEI have been repeatedly

discredited and debunked by the reporting of Brad Friedman since December.

 

Clint Curtis, on the other hand, has a solid record as a

whistleblower. He told Florida officials that another YEI employee, an

illegal Chinese alien named Hai Lin " Henry " Nee, was engaged in

high-tech espionage for China. Nee was subsequently indicted by the

feds on related charged and pled guilty last year. YEI's CEO, Mrs.

Li-Woan Yang, still denies that Nee worked for them, despite federal

reports and weekly time records published on The BRAD BLOG which prove

otherwise.

 

The Florida Inspector General who originally investigated Curtis'

claims was found dead in a Georgia motel room two weeks after he told

Curtis that " this goes all the way to the top. " Police called it a

" suicide, " but Friedman has discovered a number of troubling new facts

and inconsistencies about the police " investigation " (which was

re-opened after Friedman's reporting emerged on the Internet)

including photographs of the crime scene which the police had

previously said in their report did not exist.

 

Clint Curtis' story has quietly rocked top Republicans from

Tallahassee to Capitol Hill. Newspaper accounts of Curtis' affidavit

and testimony have been published in various local papers (Feeney's

hometown letter received a legal threat from both Feeney and YEI when

they ran their story), yet the national media has largely been silent

on this story despite the reams of public records, court documents and

other hard evidence which confirm Curtis' story while continually

debunking both Feeney's and YEI's explanations.

 

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