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Karl Rove Loses Election After Being Checkmated By Cyber Sleuths? Last month, we offered a million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who rigged a federal election on November 6th.
We urged computer experts to contact us with information about any election manipulation of the tabulation results. We Received A Letter On November 12th, we received a letter from “The Protectors,” apparently a group of white hat cyber sleuths, mentioning our reward and stating that two months ago, they began monitoring the “digital traffic of one Karl Rove, a disrespecter of the Rule of Law, knowing that he claimed to be Kingmaker while grifting vast wealth from barons who gladly handed him gold to anoint another King while looking the other way.” “The Protectors” said that they had identified the digital structure of Rove’s operation and of ORCA, a Republican get out the vote software application. The letter indicated that “ORCA Killer” was launched at 10am EST and “The Great Oz” at 8pm EST on November 6th.
In 2012, Mr. . · Mr. NEW Brief on Mitt Romney/ Bain Capital 2001 Retroactive Mysteries - Waterfox. Have been busy, mostly to no avail, trying to get this story out on Mitt Romney's as CEO of Bain Capital.
To help explain the real mystery behind the 2001 "retroactive" retirement plot. It is amazing that, even with confessions of lying to the court more than 30 times and that they admitted it was deliberate; everyone is scared that Mitt will get in and remains afraid to call a rogue what he is. Bain Capital's Toys R Us is in possession of the stolen property of eToys. Mitt Romney's Bain Capital is benefiting from Perjury, Fraud and Federal corruption that began in 2001. When their schemes were about to be exposed, they arranged for one of Bain Capital's law firm partners (Colm Connolly) to become the United States Attorney in Delaware. Romney/ Bain's secret law firms are MNAT and Paul Traub. You can read my brief sent to Delaware Court yesterday - here; This victim is not an attorney at law, nor a college grad, nor a journalist and most certainly not a statesmen. 128. Gary Greenberg: The beautiful nano details of our world.
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DC vs. NYC - The Daily Beast - Waterfox. Wally Pfister is nervous—and with good reason.
In a few hours, Pfister, 52, will slip into his best suit and head from his house in the Hollywood Hills to Westwood’s Regency Village Theater for the red-carpet premiere of his new movie, Transcendence. For most filmmakers Pfister’s age, this would be a moment to bask in. A luxurious $100 million budget. A sterling cast led by Johnny Depp, Morgan Freeman, Rebecca Hall, Kate Mara, and Paul Bettany.
And a thought-provoking story about a brilliant scientist named Will Caster (Depp) whose heartbroken wife Evelyn (Hall) uploads his brain into a supercomputer after he dies—transforming him into a kind of omnipresent, omnipotent, and possibly malevolent digital god. But Pfister isn’t most filmmakers his age. “This is a very difficult period right now—being in limbo,” he admits. But Pfister was getting antsy, as usual. We’re sitting in Pfister’s rec room—his man cave, of sorts.
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America didn’t vote for a “grand bargain” - Salon.com - Waterfox. By 10 p.m. on Tuesday, it was all over but the shouting — the shouting of Karl Rove, incredulous that Fox News’ “decision desk” would dare deploy the best statistical evidence at its disposal to call Ohio for the president; the shouting of wingnuts everywhere that — no fair!
— Obama only won because of superstorm Sandy (because demonstrated competence in running the government is no reason to choose someone to … run your government); the shouting of the joyous throngs at McCormick Place waiting to receive their new second-term president. In my Hyde Park apartment just five blocks from the president’s home, soon all around me was jubilation. A second Barack Obama term! I alone seemed to feel the disquiet. This reelection troubles me. Fellow Democrats, let’s hope not. The goal, with or without a filibuster reform, would be to “correct” a supposed structural budget crisis that liberal economists like Paul Krugman and Dean Baker convincingly point out doesn’t actually exist.