Graz/Washington, 01/11/2004
A0133 1/3 30 5330E13/03

 

From: *THE*AGENCY* officeR@ubemorgen.com


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SELLtheVOTE.COM is a teaser, a decoy action for the real art action *THE*AGENCY* [for Election Recounts] taking place in Graz. There, ubermorgen will sell authentic Florida absentee ballots [ordered via Overseasvote2004.com with stolen social security numbers]. The visitors of the gallery will buy and fill out Ballots which they think are fake, but actually they are voting for the next U.S. President on a valid Ballot from Florida; therefore they commit a crime - a felony under american law - without even knowing about it. *THE*AGENCY will protect the buyers by having them wear gloves, mask, bodysuit and a hairnet to minimize the risk of leaving traces on the ballot or envelope [fingerprints, hair, saliva].

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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