For those who can't see the fraud in Ohio...

[mikelewis]

Look Deeper....





Instructions...

Stick your nose close to the screen and lock your eyes on a point. Keep looking at that point and pull back. The image should come into focus.

[Chipper Chat]

1. Awesome.

May it never happen!

[shraby]

2. Got it!!! It's great!

[Extend a Hand]

3. noooooo!

cool how you did that though.

[DemInDistress]

4. help me out here..i want to see it too !!

but my eyesight is poor even with reading glasses.I most certainly
agree the 2004 election was stolen,(GAO says so)and greater protection
is needed but please point out what I cant see ...

[Jane Austin]

6. Yeah, me too!

I can't see it. :(

[mark11727]

5. Where on earth did you find that program...?

I've read a little about these things, I didn't realize that the program to generate this was so readily available, though.

Nice work, BTW. :)

[mikelewis]

10. How to make a 3D Rendering - It's easy

I downloaded 3D Miracle from this site...
http://www.ixtlan.ru/

I then used Macromedia Fireworks (but any graphics program can make 3d letters) and saved the image as a BMP file. I opened the BMP file in 3D Magic and played with the settings until I got it right. It's a fun little program.

[mark11727]

13. Whoo! Thanks Mike!

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. those things never work with me

sorry

(By the way I know there is fraud, problem is the numbers as they came make it even more verbotten to discuss)

[VolcanoJen]

8. Damn... I'm good at these, but I can only make out the 2nd and 4th words.

:-(

[mikelewis]

11. .

It reads:

Stolen Ohio Election 2005

[DemInDistress]

14. Thanks Mike....

my eyes are bad but my brain works well...

[JohnnyRingo]

9. From the Free Press on Ohio's electronic voting and the referendum issues:

Has American Democracy died an electronic death in Ohio 2005's referenda defeats?

While debate still rages over Ohio's stolen presidential election of 2004, the impossible outcomes of key 2005 referendum issues may have put an electronic nail through American democracy.

Once again, the Buckeye state has hosted an astonishing display of electronic manipulation that calls into question the sanctity of America's right to vote, and to have those votes counted in this crucial swing state.

<snip>
Despite public fears the bond issue could become a glorified GOP slush fund, Issue One was supported by organized labor. A poll run on the front page of the Columbus Dispatch on Sunday, November 6, showed Issue One passing with 53% of the vote. Official tallies showed Issue One passing with 54% of the vote.

The polling used by the Dispatch had wrapped up the Thursday before the Tuesday election. Its precision on Issue One was consistent with the Dispatch's historic polling abilities, which have been uncannily accurate for decades. This poll was based on 1872 registered Ohio voters, with a margin of error at plus/minus 2.5 percentage points and a 95% confidence interval. The Issue One outcome would appear to confirm the Dispatch polling operation as the state's gold standard.

But Issues 2-5 are another story.

Continued:
http://www.freepress.org/departments/display/19/2005/1559

[mikelewis]

12. This is what you should see....