Thursday, October 28, 2004

Note to the ANONYMOUS tipster.

Please conatct me so I can forward you some information on getting in contact with the media. Your information will be kept in absolute confidence. We strongly urge you to present the evidence you possess, this is a very important issue and people deserve to know the facts.
c.shaw@mac.com

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9 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

whats this about?

3:02 PM  
Blogger icone said...

Bush Wired has received an e-mail from a person who may have some concrete evidence on THE BULGE. We have promised to keep the correspondence confidential. Let's not get too crazy over this, remember the "Brad Menfil" hoax? ...or the disputed tip form the Secret Service? I dont want to post about anything without some supporting facts, or at least, a named source.

Thats not to say that we should ignore a good tip. The information is allegedly very important to this issue, and I have advised this person to contact the press via a post to my page. I have no other way of contacting this person, and I hope they will get in contact again.

Icone
BUSH WIRED

3:10 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm somewhat familiar with these producs. they are new and wireless but not the type of thing that would make a bulge. They are attched to a standard bedside hospital IV unit and dispense medication. medication is then dispensed and controlled remotely from a computer. The wireless unit is small, but the machine its attached to would need a backpack to carry. My guess is that this bulge is a secret service thing.

5:01 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

anybody see the new reciever picture in the photo gallery... THATS IT!!! same size and shape with the same kind of wire. What is it called, anybody have a link?

"DON'T VOTE FOR CHEATERS!" ...its a wire!

5:04 PM  
Blogger icone said...

That one is pretty convincing, no?

I just posted the links on the main page for this earpiece/receiver device.

or go to:
http://www.rtgmbh.de/pada/rck-ik-82.html (the model & specs)
http://www.rtgmbh.de/pada/ (the company site)

Stay Tuned!

Icone
BUSH WIRED

5:37 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2004/10/29/bulge/index_np.html

NASA photo analyst: Bush wore a device during debate
Physicist says imaging techniques prove the president's bulge was not caused by wrinkled clothing.

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By Kevin Berger

Oct. 29, 2004  |  George W. Bush tried to laugh off the bulge. "I don't know what that is," he said on "Good Morning America" on Wednesday, referring to the infamous protrusion beneath his jacket during the presidential debates. "I'm embarrassed to say it's a poorly tailored shirt."

Dr. Robert M. Nelson, however, was not laughing. He knew the president was not telling the truth. And Nelson is neither conspiracy theorist nor midnight blogger. He's a senior research scientist for NASA and for Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and an international authority on image analysis. Currently he's engrossed in analyzing digital photos of Saturn's moon Titan, determining its shape, whether it contains craters or canyons.

For the past week, while at home, using his own computers, and off the clock at Caltech and NASA, Nelson has been analyzing images of the president's back during the debates. A professional physicist and photo analyst for more than 30 years, he speaks earnestly and thoughtfully about his subject. "I am willing to stake my scientific reputation to the statement that Bush was wearing something under his jacket during the debate," he says. "This is not about a bad suit. And there's no way the bulge can be described as a wrinkled shirt."
Nelson and a scientific colleague produced the photos from a videotape, recorded by the colleague, who has chosen to remain anonymous, of the first debate. The images provide the most vivid details yet of the bulge beneath the president's suit. Amateurs have certainly had their turn at examining the bulge, but no professional with a résumé as impressive as Nelson's has ventured into public with an informed opinion. In fact, no one to date has enhanced photos of Bush's jacket to this degree of precision, and revealed what appears to be some kind of mechanical device with a wire snaking up the president's shoulder toward his neck and down his back to his waist.

Nelson stresses that he's not certain what lies beneath the president's jacket. He offers, though, "that it could be some type of electronic device -- it's consistent with the appearance of an electronic device worn in that manner." The image of lines coursing up and down the president's back, Nelson adds, is "consistent with a wire or a tube."

Nelson used the computer software program Photoshop to enhance the texture in Bush's jacket. The process in no way alters the image but sharpens its edges and accents the creases and wrinkles. You've seen the process performed a hundred times on "CSI": pixelated images are magnified to reveal a clear definition of their shape.

Bruce Hapke, professor emeritus of planetary science in the department of geology and planetary science at the University of Pittsburgh, reviewed the Bush images employed by Nelson, whom he calls "a very highly respected scientist in his field." Hapke says Nelson's process of analyzing the images are the "exact same methods we use to analyze images taken by spacecraft of planetary surfaces. It does not introduce any artifacts into the picture in any way."

How can Nelson be certain there's some kind of mechanical device beneath Bush's jacket? It's all about light and shadows, he says. The angles at which the light in the studio hit Bush's jacket expose contours that fit no one's picture of human anatomy and wrinkled shirts. And Nelson compared the images to anatomy texts. He also experimented with wrinkling shirts in various configurations, wore them under his jacket under his bathroom light, and couldn't produce anything close to the Bush bulge.

In the enhanced photo of the first debate, Nelson says, look at the horizontal white line in middle of the president's back. You'll see a shadow. "That's telling me there's definitely a bulge," he says. "In fact, it's how we measure the depths of the craters on the moon or on Mars. We look at the angle of the light and the length of shadow they leave. In this case, that's clearly a crater that's under the horizontal line -- it's clearly a rim of a bulge protruding upward, one due to forces pushing it up from beneath."

Hapke, too, agrees that the bulge is neither anatomy nor a wrinkled shirt. "I would think it's very hard to avoid the conclusion that there's something underneath his jacket," he says. "It would certainly be consistent with some kind of radio receiver and a wire."

Nelson admits that he's a Democrat and plans to vote for John Kerry. But he takes umbrage at being accused of partisanship. "Everyone wants to think my colleague and I are just a bunch of dope-crazed ravaged Democrats who are looking to insult the president at the last minute," he says. "And that's not what this is about. This is scientific analysis. If the bulge were on Bill Clinton's back and he was lying about it, I'd have to say the same thing."

"Look, he says, "I'm putting myself at risk for exposing this. But this is too important. It's not about my reputation. If they force me into an early retirement, it'll be worth it if the public knows about this. It's outrageous statements that I read that the president is wearing nothing under there. There's clearly something there."

salon.com

8:30 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

For me the NASA Photo Analyses material is very convincing. Why let the mainstream media get the president away with that confusing poorly tailored shirt explanation. As it is also clear that the president was having that bulge under his jacket suit during the second and third debate!
This president once again has proved to be a pathological liar and it is a poor testimony for US media that he comes away with it!
Good luck from the Netherlands..... please give us back the America we loved on Election Day!

12:08 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"Nelson used the computer software program Photoshop to enhance the texture in Bush's jacket. The process in no way alters the image but sharpens its edges and accents the creases and wrinkles."

In no way alters the image?!?!? Any idiot knows this isn't true. I'm a licensed Professional Geologist (P.G.) who has also worked for NASA (as did my father, doing image processing from the Landsats and other earth-observing satellites), and analyze aerial photography for lineaments, fracture traces, etc.. First of all, this guy is a physicist, not a tailor or textile designer or material scientist, etc...his expertise is processing the image, not analysis of it in this setting. Still, if he's a PhD, he should be bright enough to see the flaws in his analysis. Secondly, Photoshop processing actually CAN introduce artifacts, though the process of integrating multiple frames is sound.

It's interesting that the final sharpened image shows a very symmetrical pattern that mirrors the "non-wire" buckles of the fabric. Ask different people where the "box" is, and they will say it's up high in some pics (e.g., "Debatebulge3"), but others they say it's in his mid back (this physicist). This is similar to those who saw John Kerry pull a pen out of his pocket with his left hand, not realizing that his other hand was the one to watch--as it slipped something onto the podium. So...why didn't Rove place this box lower, where the jacket isn't flat against it? Oh yeah, they did...see "lowerbackbulge"...

9:40 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Posted by: Brad Menfil
Brad Menfil is not my real name. I work for the RNC. I fear reprisals if I'm found out.

The truth about this election is this: Florida and Ohio had to go for Bush in order for him to "win" the election. In reality he lost both states. In fact, he did not even win the popular vote. He lost the national popular vote by at least 1,750,000. This shows you the scale of the fraud.

The exit polls were not wrong. Kerry was the clear winner, but victory was snatched from him.

Florida first. The 200,000+ margin of victory for Bush made this state uncontestable. Everybody assumes that even with some fraud, Kerry could never have made up the difference in a recount. But Kerry actually won by about 750,000 votes. The numbers were changed by a computer program (in both electronic and scan-tron voting systems) called "KerryLite." "KerryLite" of course is not actual name of the program. The actual name is 11-5-18-18 etc. For additional encryption, the numbers were jumbled but I'm not sure in which order. The numbers replace the letters of the alphabet. For example, K is the eleventh letter of the alphabet.

So the if-then statement goes something like this: "if total true Kerry>total true Bush, Bush x 1.04x (.04 is a random number)(total true Kerry), total true Bush". The second part of the equation takes the total number of votes cast and subtracts the new Bush total, subtracts the third party totals and leaves the rest for Kerry.

Sometimes the program would also reduce third party votes and award them to Bush. And even where Bush legitimately won, he was still awarded additional votes. The big Democratic counties (Broward for example) went to Kerry because it had to appear that everything was on the up and up. It's interesting to see this unfold. Does anybody wonder why the Republican counties were mostly counted after the Democratic counties? You should wonder, and also know that this was no accident. The Bush team had to make up the votes as the night went on.

In Ohio, computer voting fraud, vote tossing and voter suppression were the main methods. Vote tossing was simply the removal of Kerry votes and some third party votes. In some areas, the Bush vs. Kerry votes were absurd. Nine to one, eight to two.

Voter suppression took the form of making voters stand in four hour long lines. This of course took place in Democratic areas. The simplest thing to do was to have too few voting machines. Sometimes that's all it takes. People eventually lose patience and leave without casting a vote.

In other states such as New Mexico, Nevada, Iowa and New Hampshire, Kerry's leads evaporated very quickly once the polls were shut down. Kerry only won New Hampshire, but barely. As it turned out, the lead was 6% for Kerry in that state and not enough fraudulant activity took place to flip the state to Bush.

So this will all come out and be known to everyone. Nothing this massive can be kept a secret. You're already beginning to see these "irregularities" and the wisper will become a roar.

Hang in there!

1:25 PM  

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