Re: Op-Ed piece (was: The TRUE story about the Canadian "election").

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From: Robert T. Weverka
Date: Tue, 07 Jul 1992 21:29

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As I understand it the banks use code to transfer money, and these
codes are about as secure as it gets.
  They are beyond the reach of any private entity trying to break in.

  They are not secure from the eyes of the NSA.
The NSA is the last place I want knowing how I vote.

therefore no phone voting can be secure enough to replace the
ballot box.
-Ted

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Subject: Re: Op-Ed piece (was: The TRUE story about the Canadian "election").
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