Chinese computerexpert admitted illegal compchips to Beijing
Sun Apr 10, 2005 16:47
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Blogs spin tale of computers, conspiracies
The Web sites say an Oviedo Republican asked a programmer for software to alter electronic vote totals.
By LUCY MORGAN, Times Tallahassee Bureau Chief
Published April 9, 2005
TALLAHASSEE - Democrats around the country have accused Republicans of stealing the last two presidential elections in Florida.
Now some Internet Web sites that traffic in conspiracy theories have fashioned something of a political thriller out of a series of apparently unrelated events they say prove the elections really were stolen.
The tale reaches far beyond elections to include a dead investigator for the state Department of Transportation, a $210 red Coach purse, gambling trips to Las Vegas and Biloxi, Miss., a Chinese computer expert charged with illegally shipping computer chips to Beijing and an Oviedo computer firm accused of overbilling the state. [more]
http://www.sptimes.com/2005/04/09/State/Blogs_spin_tale_of_co.shtml
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Curtis replies:
Henry is a spy. Henry is Chinese. Henry admitted to transferring military technology to the capital of Communist China at least twenty times and received only a $100 fine and has not even been deported. Why should he report on his benefactors. For him to do so would mean that he would
betray his own country. Feeney might be willing to sell out his country but I don't think Henry would be. I believe spies are fairly dedicated to their cause.
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OlandoMary
www.maryschneider.us
The Web sites say an Oviedo Republican asked a programmer for software to alter electronic vote totals.
By LUCY MORGAN, Times Tallahassee Bureau Chief
Published April 9, 2005
TALLAHASSEE - Democrats around the country have accused Republicans of stealing the last two presidential elections in Florida.
Now some Internet Web sites that traffic in conspiracy theories have fashioned something of a political thriller out of a series of apparently unrelated events they say prove the elections really were stolen.
The tale reaches far beyond elections to include a dead investigator for the state Department of Transportation, a $210 red Coach purse, gambling trips to Las Vegas and Biloxi, Miss., a Chinese computer expert charged with illegally shipping computer chips to Beijing and an Oviedo computer firm accused of overbilling the state. [more]
http://www.sptimes.com/2005/04/09/State/Blogs_spin_tale_of_co.shtml
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http://www.bradblog.com/archives/00001176.htm
Curtis replies:
Henry is a spy. Henry is Chinese. Henry admitted to transferring military technology to the capital of Communist China at least twenty times and received only a $100 fine and has not even been deported. Why should he report on his benefactors. For him to do so would mean that he would
betray his own country. Feeney might be willing to sell out his country but I don't think Henry would be. I believe spies are fairly dedicated to their cause.
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OlandoMary
www.maryschneider.us
- Passing sensitive weapons info to China —OrlandoMary, Sun Apr 10 17:18
- Feds protecting Espionage against USA! —OrlandoMary, Sun Apr 10 17:40
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