But how can they rig 11 million votes?" To vote, all citizens must show their shenasnameh, a wallet-sized folder holding all important documents, including birth certificates and proofs of marriage and divorce.
He said: "However, there have been so many revelations that now I have my doubts, and chief among them is Building 7 – how did they rig that building so that it came down on the evening of the day?" Asner, who has won seven Emmys, has several times urged a new investigation into 9/11.
And next, how can they rig their systems to push that content to your home through broadband and to your portable devices via wireless networks?
The question the oil industry is asking itself, however, is whether catastrophes like Katrina are going to be more common in the future; if they are, then companies probably need to rethink where and how they build things like refineries and rigs, and how durable to make them.
Researchers, able to see the implications of their work, are also already studying whether knowledgeable test subjects can subvert the technology, rigging test results by how they think or where they focus their eyes.
They explain their live setup and the rig they use, noting how each performance can be different and how they mix old with new, while also discussing how their live show's evolved and changed over the years.
Sixth, the pitfall of pro-Mousavi demonstrators in Tehran who were carrying the sign "where is my vote?" was that they were not actually protesting that their own votes had been rigged; how could they since they won a solid majority in the country's capital, with Mousavi receiving 52percentt of the votes there, some 300,000 more than Ahmadinejad.
"These kids, they may be inexperienced — they still haven't learned how to rig a budget, or give contracts to their friends," he paused, his gravely voice drowned out by laughter and applause.
Today's question is not whether, but how much, they have rigged the game in their favour in the ongoing court case over torture.
Today's question is not whether, but how much, they have rigged the game in their favor in the ongoing court case over torture," Cori Crider, a director at legal charity Reprieve and US counsel for Belhaj told VICE News.
