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To: stockman_scott who wrote (197)	11/27/2004 4:26:45 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1729

ONLINE JOURNAL: Madsen Claims Re: WHY HAS THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA IGNORED THIS...? I haven't seen Madsen's information elsewhere. Yesterday, I was skeptical of his first article because it lacked specificity as to the location of the vote tampering or witnesses who were willing to come forward with their claims. This latest revelation about the check for $29 Million and the names of the institutions involved is a next step that we need. But it still does not rise to the level of having any on-the-record witnesses to the alleged crime. Re: Some of the vote riggers who were guaranteed a minimum payment for their services have started talking about the operation because they did not receive the money they were promised. Until Madsen can get one or more of these people to go on the record, all we have is a tantalizing tease.

To: stockman_scott who wrote (197)	11/27/2004 5:04:13 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 1729

FDIC Notification of Fraudulent Banking Entities -- Related to the Madsen story: <COPY from another SI thread> It's interesting to note the Canadian connection. An October 15 special alert of the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, entitled "Entities That May Be Conducting Banking Operations in Canada or the United States Without Authorization," included Equity Financial Trust as one of six "entities, or persons representing them...reportedly operating in Canada. They may be violating provisions of the Bank Act (Canada) or other Canadian financial institution regulations. They may also be conducting unauthorized banking transactions in the United States. Any proposed transactions involving these entities should be viewed with extreme caution." fdic.gov