Honduras Vote Almost Stolen
Manuel Zelaya was ousted because he was trying to have an illegal vote. Well, it turns out that he might have been well on his way to stealing the election.
"In Honduras, according to breaking Catalan newspaper reports (translations available, USA Today mention), authorities have seized 45 computers containing certified election results for a constitutional election that never happened. The election had been scheduled for June 28, but on that day the president, Manuel Zelaya, was ousted. The 'certified' and detailed electronic records of the non-existent election show Zelaya's side having won overwhelmingly."
Labels: VoteFraud
posted by John Lott at 6:12 PM
1 Comments:
This is an amazing story and yet I do not see it covered on any of the cable or network services. Nor do I see our "state dept." making a comment. Another thought here is it has the fingerprints of Chavez, who from computer records was supporting the commies in Columbia in a civil war effort and supported the Honduran President by sending computers for the referendum.
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