Chalk one up for the sceptics

More voting machine mysteries Vote Disparity Still a Mystery In Fla. Election For Congress

Naked man on crack rescued from alligator

Is this one of those "is it real?" stories Naked man on crack rescued from alligator

Who says you can't stop WalMart?

Hurray for San Diego! San Diego to ban Wal-Mart Supercenters

Lies that ring true

Want to get away and have nobody know what you are really up to - try these guys, they have it down pat! Lies that ring true

Be careful what you put on your protest signs - the police are watching!

Try this article for size, what's next PC Plod watching to see if you are properly dressed? Police want power to crack down on offensive demo chants and slogans

One for the older folks!

Now what, this story comes after the guntoting 92 year old was gunned down in the USA after shooting three police. What is going on here - everybody on youth pills? Suicide-bomber granny attacks Israeli troops

An opinion about the 2006 vote and electronic voting

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Clear Evidence 2006 Congressional Elections Hacked

Now why didn't they ask Him in the first place?

Now the Parliament has egg on its face, perhaps they should have asked the old guy if he wanted to participate!
First World War vet declines state funeral

Cracked it! Veerrry Scarrry stuff!

Cracked it! Here is a long story about a couple of techies who hacked the code for biometric passports and the Governments of the world want to make us all carry these things.

Some musing about figures

The mayor's race attracted 6995 voters, the DM's race 6689 and the councillor's race produced an average of 5905 per available place. That means a number of people, 1090, did not vote for all of the Council candidates. Just imagine in a race that saw the places 5 - 9 only 500 votes apart where those missing votes were thrown back in the mix. The moral of this speculation is that all votes should be used but not for the people that you do not want to win.