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These idiots don't speak for Ron Paul, but they do undermine his campaign with their foolishness.

AGREED!

The particular individual who wrote this article, Jim Condit, Jr., has for years caused much greater damage and dissension in the realm of religion - and ironically regarding a vote count as well.

Dr. Paul's focus on the U.S. Constitution is paralled in the religious sphere by Roman Catholics' adherence to the unchanging teaching of Christ and of His Church. The fact that that teaching was changed after 1958 and during Vatican 2 by the various conciliar 'popes' necessitates one to fall back on the admonition of St. Paul and reject the new teachings and teachers as no longer being part of the Faith or of the Church:

Epistle Of Saint Paul To The Galatians, Chapter 1, Verses 8-9:
8 But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach a gospel to you besides that which we have preached to you, let him be anathema.
9 As we said before, so now I say again: If any one preach to you a gospel, besides that which you have received, let him be anathema.

What Condit and his friends do in the religious realm to confuse this clear teaching with their incredible foolishness, is to instead assert that another individual, Cardinal Giuseppe Siri of Venice, was instead elected pope in the 1958 Conclave but "surreptiously" and invalidly forced to resign by the nefarious powers that be.

The following web site is either Condit's, or of a former associate of his, and the parallels of the assertions of fraud against Siri versus his assertions of fraud against Dr. Paul are uncanny:

The Pope In Red

Interesting connection between Condit and those who promote the Pope Siri idea.

These people are conspiracy-mongers. Fake popes, tampered voting machines, 9/11 Trutherism, and hatred of Israel.

It's unfortunate that these people are even supporting Ron Paul as he has no interest in their bizarre and characteristic obsessions.

Condit himself was not the prime mover in the Iowa court case, ridiculous as it was. The real culprit appears to be this Schulz from another group with many of the same obsessions: We The People Foundation - Update 2007-08-15.

It's Schulz and this We The People Foundation that were behind that stupid Iowa court "case".

Oh, well, now Diebold has spun off it's voting machines division to try to sell it and avoid all the lawsuits. And Sequoia Systems machines have also been orphaned by their corporate parent for the same reason. No one wants to buy them (and their liabilities). Diebold's spinoff has a new name and Sequoia will probably change its name too.

To Condit, Schulz and these others, no doubt it will only be proof of yet another deeper conspiracy. Perhaps Jews and antipopes are behind it all. Or the CIA if they're not too busy blowing up our skyscrapers this week.

Of course, they are right about paperless poorly-designed voting machines being a terrible idea, ripe for abuse. But if you want good info on the topic, visit Black Box Voting for much better info that isn't tainted with Trutherism, anti-Israel conspiracy, and antipopery. Notice that BlackBoxVoting had absolutely nothing to do with the "case" in Ames. The kooks robbed some info from Black Box and then spun it into their own crazy attention-whoring court stunt.