OSCE: "Elections in the US sub-standard"

Wednesday, November 3. 2004

OSCE: "Elections in the US sub-standard"

According to Telepolis, the observers of OSCE described the voting processes in the United States "sub-standard": they had less access than in Kazakhstan, they were not allowed to get close to the ballot boxes, and the electronic voting machines were less secure than in Venezuela. Oh, and in Ohio, where the election is most likely to be decided, none of the observers weren't even let into the polling station. Democracy-wise, a sad day for the United States. But: everyone gets what he deserves. And: every man is the architect of his own fortune. When the US americans want a bad economy, more war, more international isolation and less civil rights, let them have fun with it.

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"Demokratie ist eine Herrschaftsform die sicherstellt, dass ein Volk unter keinen Umständen einen besseren Herrscher bekommt, als es verdient."

#1 MrT on 2004-11-03 19:46 (Reply)

I worked the polls in Nevada, we allowed the observers into the polling place, but they had to leave and walk 100 feet outside to talk to any voters. The CEO of Diebold promised to "...Win Ohio for George W. Bush..." I guess he kept his promise.

#2 Jeffrey on 2004-11-06 23:27 (Reply)

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