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Voting Machines as a Giant Ponzi Scheme

Posted on February 20, 2007 by iwilder

by Nancy Tobi Just posted at www.blackboxvoting.org – A brilliant analysis by Nancy Tobi that uncovers the actual schedules and timelines for the voting machine product development cycle, revealing it to be a fraud on the American taxpayer. I’ve excerpted the introduction here, but STRONGLY encourage those of you who are in it for the […]

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We pretend to vote, they pretend to get elected.

Posted on February 20, 2007 by iwilder

Can we work “within the system”? A response to those who think we can. We pretend to vote, they pretend to get elected. Michael Collins Election Fraud News Is it practical or useful to attempt to work within the current legislative system to change election processes and regulations? This is a critical issue for elections […]

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The English Romantic Poets & the French Revolution

Posted on February 17, 2007 by iwilder

B R E C H T F O R U M (Between Bank & Bethune), Phone: 212-242-4201 www.brechtforum.org/ Wednesday, February 7 10-SESSION CLASS BEGINS The English Romantic Poets & the French Revolution Mocking the stereotype that translates “romantic” into “utopian” or “love possessed,” Dorothy Parker wrote: Byron and Shelley and Keats, A trio of lyrical […]

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Real Democracy Or Dystopia

Posted on February 17, 2007 by iwilder

by Steven Hill Steven Hill is director of the Political Reform Program of the New America Foundation and author of 10 Steps to Repair American Democracy . . . . Imagine that, in 2011, Congress finally passed a law ensuring that voting equipment and election administration would be overseen by a national elections commission that rigorously […]

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Ban paperless voting

Posted on February 14, 2007 by iwilder

“Congress must ban paperless voting in time for the 20ection. As voters, we support Rep. Rush Holt’s paper ballots bill.” Too many voters are still stuck with paperless electronic voting machines—machines that are vulnerable to tampering and malfunction. A new bill in Congress would ban paperless voting. It’s got enough support to pass, but time […]

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Social Entrepreneur conference Calendar

Posted on February 9, 2007 by iwilder

SSIR Picks: Upcoming Conferences Many noteworthy conferences will be taking place in the upcoming months for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. Here are some of our top picks through April. Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) staff will be at these events as either exhibitors or attendees, so please stop by and say hello! Visit […]

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FEC may give Green Senatorial Campaign Committee equal status with DSCC, NRSC

Posted on February 7, 2007 by iwilder

Green Party Seeks FEC Blessing As Big-Time Political Party, Fundraiser By Aoife McCarthy The Green Party is on the verge of making history this week as the nation’s third political party with an FEC-sanctioned senatorial campaign committee. The Federal Election Commission is scheduled to consider the Green Senatorial Campaign Committee’s request Thursday. If approved, the […]

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EMERGENCY Conference: Impeach Bush for War Crimes! 2/17 2/18/07

Posted on February 6, 2007 by iwilder

Saturday & Sunday, February 17 & 18 New York City (Manhattan location to be announced. Saturday 9am-9pm Sunday 10-5) Co-sponsors: AfterDowningStreet. org; Democrats.com; Green Party of the United States Grandmothers Against the War Grannies for Peace Progressive Democrats of America It is time to put impeachment back on the table! Iraq spins out of control. […]

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World Premiere Music: updated

Posted on February 5, 2007 by iwilder

Posted by Kimberly  I realized that I wanted to keep our raw post which we phoned in from the ferry, so kept that separate in previous post. Here are the revised, expanded notes on our weekend adventure: At the Yale Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, February 3, 2007, we saw a world premiere, a piece composed by our friend Brian […]

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This Man Wants Your Children

Posted on February 2, 2007 by iwilder

Beware of Child Predators By Laurence M. Vance There is a new breed of child predator on the loose. You won’t find him featured on America’s Most Wanted or appearing on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list. Up until now parents who were concerned about child predators could check their state’s Sex Offender Registries or […]

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Competitive Elections: A challenge to Governor Spitzer

Posted on February 2, 2007 by iwilder

By Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder In his inaugural speech, Governor Spitzer has called for “competitive elections.” If he wants to have competitive elections in New York, then he will need to enact electoral reform in New York far greater than he has proposed. New York State law discourages citizens from even getting on the […]

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2/5/07: Campus day of Action for Watada

Posted on January 31, 2007 by iwilder

On February 5th Lt. Watada, the first commissioned officer of the U.S Military to both speak out and actively resist the war and occupation of Iraq will face court marshal. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the national day of action planned for February 5th. If there is an event already happening in your area, […]

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Unfunded Mandates and ‘Uncontrollables’

Posted on January 31, 2007 by iwilder

by Gail Robinson May 30, 2005 DEMOCRACY BY DECREE? Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani used to complain that so-called unfunded mandates were, in effect, undemocratic. “Some of it you would make the political choice to do in the way in which you’re mandated to do it, and some of it you’d probably choose [to do] very, […]

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What to do with a Democratic Congress?

Posted on January 28, 2007 by iwilder

  by Ian Wilder  I want to thank all of you for taking part in the democratic process. As you are aware, democracy is not something that happens just once or twice year in a voting both. Democracy is an on-going dialogue between ourselves and with our elected officials. To borrow a phrase, it is […]

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