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Paperback. Condition: Good. Suggested by SAKI'S the open window. THE SCRIPT! Acting Edition. Some shelf wear to the covers. Good binding and the dialogue flows clearly. Enjoy this presentable ACTING SCRIPT reliable for performance.

Paperback. Condition: Fair. Gordon, Steve (Cover Design and Illustration) (illustrator). First Edition. Rare first printing and material. 1992 at copyright; no other dates, indications. Glossy pictorial wraps, some cover wear, corner clipped. Wrap-around cover design depicts American flag held by eagle. Pages good, some corner curl at front page; no writing. Spine and bind good with moderate crease. Solid original reading copy and excellent reference of this monumental work. Fascinating and daring exposé confronts readers with one of the weirdest, wildest and astonishing non-fiction detective stories ever. The Collier brothers track down, confront and name the establishment figures who elegantly, or inelegantly, tilt results for power and profit. This is the groundbreaking investigation into the corruption stemming in all directions and times from the booth. The culmination of a 25-year investigation into computerized selection, journalists James and Kenneth Collier pose the question, "Why can't we vote the bastards out?" Their question answers itself: "Because we didn't vote the bastards in." Twelve pages of forms at back for petitioning the then acting Attorney General Reno concerning computerized voting machines; each able to be clipped from book and sent to Victoria House and on to Justice Dept. Includes detailed 9-page index. 394 pages. Insured post. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Soft Cover. Condition: Fine. Gordon, Steve (Cover Design and Illustration) (illustrator). First Edition. Near fine first printing of the original classic. 1992 at copyright; no other dates, indications. Glossy pictorial wraps, light shelf wear. Wrap-around cover design depicts bloodied American flag ensnared by rather nefarious appearing eagle. Pages near fine; no writing. Bind fine, square. Rare near fine first edition of this monumental work. Fascinating and daring exposé confronts readers with one of the weirdest, wildest and most astonishing non-fiction detective stories ever. The Collier brothers track down, confront and name the establishment thieves who elegantly steal the vote for power and profit. This is the groundbreaking investigation into the corruption of our vote only just beginning at the booth. The culmination of a 25-year investigation into computerized vote fraud in the USA, journalists James and Kenneth Collier pose the question, "Why can't we vote the bastards out?" Their question answers itself: "Because we didn't vote the bastards in." We come face to face with a Supreme Court Justice who buries key evidence in a vote fraud case; the most powerful female publisher in America, who refuses to permit her newspapers and tv stations to report; an Attorney General who jailed Jim Collier to avoid an investigation into vote fraud; and a cast of weak and corrupt politicos, lawyers, media announcers, computer hacksters, professors, plutocrats and aristocrats, intel operatives, outraged citizens, conspiracy researchers, and crusaders. All of whom are involved in this scandal of unthinkable proportion entangled in a massive crime, yet to be held accountable. Votescam fills in the blanks as it tracks down, confronts, and names the cabals who silently steal votes. This first printing published in 1992, has since been updated by journalist Victoria Collier, daughter and niece, respectively, of the late James and Kenneth Collier, to reflect modern threats to voting. As computers or tabulating machines grow ever more powerful, the need to read the original or updated edition is increasingly evident. Contents: "Book One: 1970-1989: The Premise; Electronic Hoodwink; Ballots Not Bullets; The Silent Press; It Takes a Thief; A Tangled Web; Hounds of Hell; The Petersen Memo; Video Vigilantes; Shots in the Dark; Watergatetown; Power Corrupts; Strange Bedfellows; Full Circle; Star Chamber Session; Book Two: 1990-1992: Pieces of the Puzzle; The 14th Floor; The Last Dispatch; Epilogue: KNOWledge is Power; Can't You Hear the Whistle Blowin'?; and, an Appendix." Several pages at back for petitioning the then Attorney General Reno. Includes detailed 9-page index. 394 pages. Insured post. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. Gordon, Steve (Cover Design and Illustration) (illustrator). First Edition. Rare first printing and material. 1992 at copyright; no other dates, indications. Glossy pictorial wraps, light cover, edge wear. Wrap-around cover design depicts American flag held by eagle. Pages near fine; no writing. Bind and spine fine, square. Near fine first printing of this monumental work. Fascinating and daring exposé confronts readers with one of the weirdest, wildest and astonishing non-fiction detective stories ever. The Collier brothers track down, confront and name the establishment figures who elegantly, or inelegantly, tilt results for power and profit. This is the groundbreaking investigation into the corruption stemming in all directions and times from the booth. The culmination of a 25-year investigation into computerized selection, journalists James and Kenneth Collier pose the question, "Why can't we vote the bastards out?" Their question answers itself: "Because we didn't vote the bastards in." We come face to face with a Supreme Court Justice who buries key evidence in a pivotal case; the most powerful female publisher in America, who refuses to permit her newspapers and tv stations to report; an Attorney General who jailed Jim Collier to avoid an investigation; and a cast of weak and corrupt politicos, lawyers, media announcers (repeaters), computer hacksters, professors, plutocrats, technocrats, aristocrats, intel operators, outraged citizens, conspiracy researchers, and crusaders. All involved in this scandal of unthinkable proportion entangled in a massive crime, and yet to be held accountable. Votescam fills in the blanks as it tracks down, confronts, and names the cabal who silently alter the outcomes. This first printing published in 1992, has since been updated by journalist Victoria Collier, daughter and niece, respectively, of the late James and Kenneth Collier, to reflect modern threats. As technology grows ever more powerful, the need to read the original and updated edition is evident. Contents: "Book One: 1970-1989: The Premise; Electronic Hoodwink; Ballots Not Bullets; The Silent Press; It Takes a Thief; A Tangled Web; Hounds of Hell; The Petersen Memo; Video Vigilantes; Shots in the Dark; Watergatetown; Power Corrupts; Strange Bedfellows; Full Circle; Star Chamber Session; Book Two: 1990-1992: Pieces of the Puzzle; The 14th Floor; The Last Dispatch; Epilogue: Knowledge is Power; Can't You Hear the Whistle Blowin'?; and, an Appendix." Several pages at back for petitioning the then Attorney General Reno. Includes detailed 9-page index. 394 pages. Insured post. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Paperback. Condition: Good. Gordon, Steve (Cover Design and Illustration) (illustrator). First Edition. Second printing with 1996 at copyright; no other dates, indications. Signed at title page by James Collier: "To Bob Pering., - J Collier, 7-20-96". Glossy pictorial wraps, some corner wear, crease to back cover. Note penned above titles to front cover: "Please return to Bob Per." Wrap-around cover design depicts bloodied American flag ensnared by rather nefarious appearing eagle. Pages very good. Bind good, moderate cant. Includes four pages from chapter "Can't You Hear the Whistle Blowin'?' with not so flattering impressions and details of former Senator Joe Biden and a counselor who worked out of JB's office named Guy Moluk. Near good, signed 1996 issue of this monumental work. Fascinating and daring exposé confronts readers with one of the weirdest, wildest and astonishing non-fiction detective stories ever. The Collier brothers track down, confront and name the establishment figures who elegantly, or inelegantly, tilt results for power and profit. This is the groundbreaking investigation into the corruption stemming in all directions and times from the booth. The culmination of a 25-year investigation into computerized selection, journalists James and Kenneth Collier pose the question, "Why can't we vote the bastards out?" Their question answers itself: "Because we didn't vote the bastards in." We come face to face with a Supreme Court Justice who buries key evidence in a pivotal case; the most powerful female publisher in America, who refuses to permit her newspapers and tv stations to report; an Attorney General who jailed Jim Collier to avoid an investigation; and a cast of weak and corrupt politicos, lawyers, media announcers, computer hacksters, professors, plutocrats, technocrats, aristocrats, intel operatives, outraged citizens, conspiracy researchers, and crusaders. All involved in this scandal of unthinkable proportion entangled in a massive crime, and yet to be held accountable. Votescam fills in the blanks as it tracks down, confronts, and names the cabal who silently alter the outcomes. The first printing published in 1992, has since been updated by journalist Victoria Collier, daughter and niece, respectively, of the late James and Kenneth Collier, to reflect more current threats. As technology grows ever more powerful, the need to read the original or updated edition is evident. Contents: "Book One: 1970-1989: The Premise; Electronic Hoodwink; Ballots Not Bullets; The Silent Press; It Takes a Thief; A Tangled Web; Hounds of Hell; The Petersen Memo; Video Vigilantes; Shots in the Dark; Watergatetown; Power Corrupts; Strange Bedfellows; Full Circle; Star Chamber Session; Book Two: 1990-1992: Pieces of the Puzzle; The 14th Floor; The Last Dispatch; Epilogue: Knowledge is Power; Can't You Hear the Whistle Blowin'?; and, an Appendix." Several pages at back for petitioning Attorney General Reno, and unique to this printing, blank forms to join The Paper Ballot Party. Includes detailed 9-page index. 394 pages. Insured post. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Signed by Author.