full-disclosure - US pres election was hacked away by Dumbya&cabal.

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Message-ID: <42307D92.9090406@barryscott.com>
From: mikelieman at barryscott.com (mike lieman)
Subject: US pres election was hacked away by
	Dumbya&cabal.

Todd Towles wrote:

>Freedom of relevaent issues, this isn't relevaent to the list, it is
>only there to start hate and take away from other security related
>issues that matter. Do you not agree? The list charter talks about
>this..political post are discouraged. Or at least in the old charer =)
>  
>
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So, if a security topic involves politics, it's off-topic?  I'd just 
like some clarification of this. 

What's more important, clearing up the fraud rampent in U.S. elections, 
or avoiding the issue?