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Is This Why Military Not Getting Ballots? Aaron Klein WorldNetDaily 10/9/2012 During one of the most hotly contested elections in recent U.S. history, the number of military absentee ballot requests is strangely down by staggering numbers compared to the 2008 election. The information comes as WND confirmed today that SCYTL, an international firm headquartered in […] October 9th, 2012 | Tags: absentee ballots, Barbara Doherty, Benghazi, Christopher Horton, election fraud, Glen A. Doherty, Jane Horton, Libya, Military Voter Protection Project, Mitt Romney, Navy SEALs, Puerto Rico, SCYTL, SOE Software, Spain, Tyrone S. Woods | Category: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Department of Defense, Elections, Internet, Military, Mississippi, Politics, technology, West Virginia | One comment - (Comments are closed)
nicedeb 4/7/2012 A Spanish Company, SCYTL, has acquired SOE, the leading vote processing company in the United States. This means votes will now be transferred to a central server overseas, where they will be counted, rather than being counted at the local precinct level. This news was reported on the Market Watch website, back in […] April 9th, 2012 | Tags: Chicago, Democrats, GlobalNet, Michael Savage, Pere Valles, SCYTL, SOE Software, Spain, U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC), vote counting, Voter Action, voter fraud, WikiLeaks | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Defense, Elections, Illinois, Politics, technology | Comments are closed
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