A journalist in Poland has found a ´simple way that massive, systematic fraud could have occurred during the Polish presidential election on June 20th.
Maciej Palahicki photocopied an election certificate that was sent to him by post ten times. He then presented the certificate at different election stations on Sunday, June 20th, and was admitted to vote every single time.
He said that anyone could print 100s of these certificates and use them to cast votes, and that the election commission has no way of preventing this abuse.
That means anyone in Poland can print copies of their certificates and go around voting stations, casting dozens of votes.
Polskaweb also reports question marks over how the party of Grzegoz Napieralski — an ally of Bronislaw Komorowski — could have come out of nowhere to get 14% of the votes.
http://polskaweb.eu/wahlfaelschung-leicht-gemacht-676474532.html
Also, voting in the many flooded areas in Poland was far below the rate of voting in the rest of the country, and it has to be asked if people in these areas were systematically denied a vote or certificate on the pretext of bureaucratic confusion arising from the upheaval of that event.
Also, a Polish citizen in Canada has reported evidence of systematic election fraud in the presidential election.
A voter was asked to show an election certificates that he never received under the pretext that he had been crossed off the list as a voter for another region.
This is his report:
“My wife and I’ve registered ourselves on presidential election list as required, by sending an e-mail with our details. The same day we got confirmation that our names are on it.
After we’ve come to the polling station today I was told we are on the list, but our names got crossed out because earlier we’ve taken certificate in order to vote outside Montreal. I was told if I wanted to vote I would need to show this certificate. “But I’ve never got any certificate” I said surprised, “because I never applied for it.” Of course nobody believed me. So I asked to show me any proof of it. One of the persons sitting at the table went to look for it, but unfortunately couldn’t find it. She said it’s complicated, but I replied I wouldn’t leave until I cast my vote. It’s scandalous such things can take place. The consul was called in. To get out of the trouble he issued us certificates enabling us to vote, so finally we managed to do it.”
Read more at: http://piotrbein.wordpress.com/2010/06/23/my-voting/
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