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  by Jon Rappoport
 August 1, 2016
 
			from
			
			JonRappoport Website 
			
 
			  
			  
			
			 
			  
			
			
 Votes are being counted
 
			as fractions instead of 
			as whole numbers.
 
 
			As we know, there are a number of ways to rig an election. Bev 
			Harris, at 
			blackboxvoting.org, is exploring a 
			specific "cheat sheet" that has vast implications for the Trump 
			vs. 
			Hillary 2016 contest.
 
 It's a vote-counting system called
			
			GEMS - Global Election Management 
			System.
 
 I urge you to dive into her multi-part series, Fraction Magic 
			(Part-1
			
			here).
 
			  
			Here are key Harris quotes. They're all 
			shockers: 
				
				"Our testing [of GEMS] shows that 
				one vote can be counted 25 times, another only one 
				one-thousandth of a time, effectively converting some votes to 
				zero."
 "This report summarizes the results of our review of the GEMS 
				election management system, which counts approximately 25 
				percent of all votes in the United States.
   
				The results of this study 
				demonstrate that a fractional vote feature is embedded in each 
				GEMS application which can be used to invisibly, yet radically, 
				alter election outcomes by pre-setting desired vote percentages 
				to redistribute votes.    
				This tampering is not visible to 
				election observers, even if they are standing in the room and 
				watching the computer.    
				Use of the decimalized vote feature 
				is unlikely to be detected by auditing or canvass procedures, 
				and can be applied across large jurisdictions in less than 60 
				seconds."
 "GEMS vote-counting systems are and have been operated under 
				five trade names:
 
					
						
						
						Global Election Systems
						
						Diebold Election Systems
						
						Premier Election Systems
						
						Dominion Voting Systems
						
						Election Systems & Software,
						 
				...in addition to a number of 
				private regional subcontractors.   
				At the time of this writing, this 
				system is used statewide in, 
					
					Alaska, Connecticut, Georgia, 
					Mississippi, New Hampshire, Utah and Vermont, and for 
					counties in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, 
					Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, 
					Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, 
					Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. It is also used 
					in Canada." 
				"Instead of '1' the vote is allowed 
				to be 1/2, or 1+7/8, or any other value that is not a whole 
				number."
 "Weighting a race [through the use of GEMS] removes the 
				principle of 'one person-one vote' to allow some votes to be 
				counted as less than one or more than one.
   
				Regardless of what the real votes 
				are, candidates can receive a set percentage of votes. Results
				can be controlled.    
				For example, Candidate A can be 
				assigned 44% of the votes, Candidate B 51%, and Candidate C the 
				rest."
 "All evidence that [rigged] fractional values ever existed [in 
				the GEMS system] can be removed instantly even from the 
				underlying database using a setting in the GEMS data tables, in 
				which case even instructing GEMS to show the [rigged] decimals 
				will fail to reveal they were used."
 
 "Source code: Instructions to treat votes as decimal values 
				instead of whole numbers [i.e., rigging] are inserted multiple 
				times in the GEMS source code itself; thus, this feature cannot 
				have been created by accident."
 
			A contact who, so far, apparently wishes 
			to remain anonymous states the following about the history of the 
			GEMS system: 
				
				"The Fractional vote [rigging] 
				portion traces directly to Jeffrey W. Dean, whose wife 
				was primary stockholder of the company that developed GEMS.
				   
				He ran the company but was 
				prohibited from handling money or checks due to a criminal 
				conviction for computer fraud, for which he spent 4 years in 
				prison.    
				Almost immediately after being 
				released from prison he was granted intimate access to elections 
				data and large government contracts for ballot printing and 
				ballot processing." 
			I see no effort on the part of the 
			federal government, state governments, or the mainstream press to 
			investigate the GEMS system or respond to Bev Harris' extensive 
			analysis.
 It's not as if media outlets are unaware of her.
 
			  
			From
			
			shesource.org, here is an excerpt 
			from her bio: 
				
				"Bev Harris has been referred to as 
				'the godmother' of the election reform movement. (Boston Globe).
				   
				Vanity Fair magazine credits her 
				with founding the movement to reform electronic voting. Time 
				Magazine calls her book, Black Box Voting, 'the bible' of 
				electronic voting…    
				Harris's investigations have led 
				some to call her the 'Erin Brockovich of elections.' (Salon.com)… 
				Harris has supervised five 'hack demonstrations' in the field, 
				using real voting machines.    
				These have been covered by the 
				Associated Press, the Washington Post, and in formal reports by 
				the United States General Accounting Office…" 
				
				
				Source 
			So far, her analysis of GEMS seems to be 
			labeled "too hot to handle."  
			  
			Press outlets prefer to report the 
			slinging of mud from both Presidential candidates' camps. Meanwhile, 
			the actual results 
			
			of the coming elections - including Congressional 
			races - appear to be up for grabs, depending on who 
			controls GEMS.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
			  
			
			
			
 
			  
			U.S. "Democracy" in 
			Action
 
			-   Report Shows 91% of 
			Americans Didn't Want Clinton or Trump   -by John Vibes
 August 02, 2016
 
			from
			
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			A recent report published by
			
			The New York Times has pointed out 
			that an overwhelming majority of Americans, 91% of them in 
			fact, did not support or vote for 
			
			Clinton or Trump 
			in the recent primary elections.
 The figures were calculated from statistics that were gathered by,
 
				
			 
			The figures illustrate that scores of 
			people living in America are not allowed to vote, and are considered 
			ineligible due to their age, prior arrests, or incomplete 
			citizenship applications.
 In total, there are 103 million people who are essentially banned 
			from voting, so this demographic would technically fall into the 
			category of people who did not support Trump or Clinton in the 
			primaries, although their actual preference can't be determined.
 
 Furthermore, there is an increasingly significant portion of the US 
			population that is deciding not to vote on principle, 
			because they don't feel particularly enthusiastic about any of the 
			candidates.
 
 It was determined that 88 million people who were eligible to vote, 
			did not vote in the primaries, and will not be voting in the general 
			elections either. These are principled non-voters who have refused 
			to put their consent into a system that they don't believe is 
			legitimate.
 
 Of the Americans who do plan on voting in the main elections this 
			November, most of them didn't vote in the primary elections. 
			According to the report in the Times, an additional 73 million did 
			not vote in the primaries this year, but will most likely vote in 
			the general election.
 
 In total, roughly 60 million people voted in the primaries, with 
			about 30 million voting for Republicans and another 30 million 
			voting for Democrats.
 
			  
			The funny thing about this, though, is 
			the fact that most of these voters supported other candidates in the 
			primaries since there was a wider group of politicians from which 
			they can choose.
 Although Clinton and Trump did finish in the lead, they only needed 
			a very small percentage of eligible voters to win the nomination. 
			When looking at the overall level of support they have among the 
			average American, that number is even smaller.
 
			  
			Together, Clinton and Trump had 
			the support of roughly, 
				
			 
			This may seem strange, but this is 
			actually the case in every single election.  
			  
			The vast majority of American residents
			do not vote, and thus it would be safe to assume that 
			at least a significant portion of these nearly 200 million people 
			would prefer
			
			to have no president at all. 
			  
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