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Not sure if they are related, but found a Serbian General/Politician in the state dept foias namedVuk Obradovic
the "Chief of Morals and Education"
A communist so the type that would raise a programmer offspring that would design a election stealing computer system.
Vuk was a general in the 90s and then resigned and started/ran a political party in the late 90s early 2000s
PB
>>20593353, >>20593370 The Serbians invented it. Their names are on Dominion patents going back to 2005
>the "Chief of Morals and Education"
>A communist
Of course the Chief of Morals had to resign because of a sexual harrassment scandal
Tuesday, 12 June, 2001, 13:26 GMT 14:26 UK
Sex charges sink Serbian minister
Vuk Obradovic
Obradovic spoke of suicide if claims were proved
The Serbian parliament has voted overwhelmingly to oust Vuk Obradovic from the post of deputy prime minister following sexual harassment charges by female members of his party.
Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic
Prime Minister Djindjic denied conspiracy claims
The minister had denied the claims, insisting that he was the victim of a conspiracy to remove him from a state anti-corruption board.
The vote in parliament was held after Mr Obradovic refused to step down when the allegations first surfaced a month ago.
At the time, a no-confidence vote by coalition party leaders went against him, but he clung on.
In Monday's vote, Mr Obradovic was fired by 142 votes to 20.
No deputy prime minister anywhere in the world would give the opposition an opportunity to discredit the government because of an alleged sex scandal
Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic
The former general, who leads the Social Democratic Party, had made an emotional address to the parliament.
He denied claims that he had sexually harassed either female party officials or female parliamentary deputies at work.
Suicide threat
Mr Obradovic told deputies in his address that he would commit suicide "if any of these gruesome accusations are proven before the court.
"In that case I will be my own judge and executioner," he said.
Despite losing his position as deputy prime minister, Mr Obradovic retains his parliamentary seat. But he also faces a law suit claiming that he cannot hold on to his job as party president.
Both Mr Obradovic and his former party colleagues have begun legal proceedings against each other.
Preserving integrity
Serbia's Prime Minister, Zoran Djindjic, dismissed claims of conspiracy against Mr Obradovic, and said that the government's main concern was to preserve its integrity.
"I have no objections regarding Obradovic's work… but no deputy prime minister anywhere in the world would give the opposition an opportunity to discredit the government because of an alleged sex scandal," Mr Djindjic said.
Mr Obradovic had been appointed earlier this year to investigate allegations of widespread corruption and abuse of power by the regime of former President Slobodan Milosevic.
Mr Obradovic was removed from the investigation when the sexual harrassment claims were first made public, as the government wanted to avoid further embarrassment.
>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1384681.stm
Vuk Obradović (April 11, 1947 in the village of Kondželj, Yugoslavia – February 13, 2008 in Belgrade) was a Serbian general and politician. He was one of the leaders of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia in the Bulldozer Revolution in October 2000.
Before his political career, he was a professional soldier who later became the youngest general in the Yugoslav People's Army. He held a PhD in political studies, having defended a thesis on issues of nationalism in Yugoslav society. He resigned from the Army in May 1992, when the government refused to withdraw Yugoslav Army conscripts from fighting in Croatia.
After leaving the army, he formed the Social Democracy political party and remained its leader for almost 10 years. In 1997, he stood as a candidate in the Yugoslav presidential elections winning 3.04% of the popular vote.In 2000, he joined the Democratic Opposition of Serbia which finally toppled Slobodan Milošević in October that year. He became the deputy prime minister in the Government of Serbia tasked with leading the drive against corruption. In May 2001, he was forced to resign due to an allegation of sexual harassment of a female aide Ljiljana Nestorović, leading to the break-up of Social Democracy party into two factions.
In 2002, he was once again a candidate in the presidential election, this time winning only 0.73% of the popular vote.
wikifags leave out the communist part of the bio
>https://www.b92.net/o/specijal/predsednicki-izbori/septembarski_kandidati?nav_id=69226
Vuk Obradovic was born on April 11, 1947 in the village of Kondzelj (Spa) in Serbia. He graduated from the gymnasium in Prokuplje, the Military Academy of the Land Army, the Higher Military and Political School and the Command and Staff School of Operations. He was the best student with an average of 10 and the youngest doctor of military and political sciences in the Yugoslav Army, the youngest general and was promoted four times. He has a doctorate in military and political sciences,and his doctorate was on the problem of nationalism (chauvinism) in Yugoslav society.Published a book dedicated to this topic and more than 50 scientific and professional works. He entered active military service at his own request on May 20, 1992. The reason was, as he says, an unfulfilled promise to the parents that their children would be returned to them, then the JNA soldiers would return from war in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina by May 19, 1992. After the end of active military service, he engaged in entrepreneurship. He was a member of the League of Communists, spokesman of the General Staff of the Yugoslav Army, head of the administration for moral education of the Federal Secretariat for National Defense. When he left the military service, he turned to private business and founded Social Democracy, which, according to some sources, was materially assisted by the Serbian businessman Bogoljuba Karica.His brother, Pavic Obradovic, was a deputy of the Socialist Party of Serbiaand vice president of the Assembly of Serbia. Social Democracy was a member of DOS, and with the change of regime, Vuk Obradovic was appointed as the vice-president of the republican government and president of the Anti-corruption Commission under the Government of Serbia. Because of the sexual affair, the leadership of DOS decided by an absolute majority in the middle of last year that Vuk Obradovic could no longer hold state functions. The party begins to split into Orlic's and Obradovic's wings, court cases begin and two parties emerge: Social Democracy and Orlic's SD, which over time and cooperation merged with the Social Democratic Union. Vuk Obradovic's Social Democracy is defined as a "political party of the left center of social-democratic orientation". The program of the Social Democrats states "That is why it relies on broad social strata in its actions. Social democracy stands for the radical transformation of society through political, constitutional, economic reforms… Personal happiness, material well-being and social and overall security, creative development of every citizen, prosperity, democratic organization and the development of the national identity of the Serbian, every other community and society as a whole, are leading values that guide the party's actions.
Searching for Goran Obradovic
found this
STATE OF MICHIGANCENTRAL PROCUREMENT SERVICESDepartment of Technology, Management, and Budget320 S. WALNUT ST., LANSING, MICHIGAN 48933P.O. BOX 30026 LANSING, MICHIGAN 48909
9.7 Non-Key Personnel The Contractor must notify the Contract Administrator at least 10 calendar days before removing or assigning non-key personnel.Team MemberRoleAlex Soto VasquezProduct Support Specialist Nick MantziosProduct SupportXenofon MarangosSenior Systems ManagerGoran ObradovicProduct Development Ronald MoralesProduct SupportPenelope StarrMarketing and Voter Outreach SupportSteve MorelandManufacturing & DeliveryJames HooverPrinterLiaison, General Project SupportSteve PopouliasCustomer Service Manager
> https://www.michigan.gov/-/media/Project/Websites/dtmb/Procurement/Contracts/MiDEAL-Media/008/7700117.pdf?rev=3ef03b2a979f41b583e601b15eec60e2
>Searching for Goran Obradovic
>found this
Goran Obradović
President of the Board
CANSEE Canadian-Serbian Business Association
http://www.cansee.biz
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November 4, 2015 (10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.)
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DescriptionThe inception of CANSEE affords Canadian and Serbian businesses the opportunity to network and grow each other through collaboration, and utilize CANSEE as a representative ambassador to further the cross-nation brands of all companies represented. Through an 11 member Board of Directors structure along with a different Industry Advisory Boards, CANSEE aims to offer help and support necessary to enhance the economic relationship between Canada and Serbia to a level that is commensurate with that of Serbia’s European neighbours.
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Vice President & General Manager Europe
Dominion Voting Systems, Toronto, Canada
GORAN OBRADOVIC is a co-founder of Dominion Voting Systems and presently acts as the Vice President of the Product Management and General Manager of Dominion Voting Belgrade. He is coordinating product development activities in Dominion R&D centers in Toronto, Denver and Belgrade, with the emphasis on Dominion Voting’s Democracy Suite® product line. Democracy Suite® includes products such as Election Management System and variety of ImageCast® ballot marking and tabulation products, which unify all voting methods (in-person voting, accessible voting and remote voting) under a single programming and vote tabulation management system.
Goran also works very closely with Dominion’s industry partners all over the world including Microsoft, Dell, Cisco, Samsung, APS, Canon, etc. Prior to joining Dominion Voting, Goran was working for Motorola Canada, NEC USA, Enterasys Networks and Bank of Montreal (BMO) in US and Canada. In addition, Goran is acting President of the Board of Directors for the CANSEE – Canadian-Serbian Business Association.
Goran holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from University of Belgrade and Master of Engineering in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Toronto.
Organization Type Canadian and Serbian Business Companies, CANSEE Canadian-Serbian Business Association
Founding Year2014
CountrySerbia
CityBelgrade, Osmana Đikića 18, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia Google map
Areas of Activities
ICT
> http://canseeforum2015.talkb2b.net/en/members/details/1/CANSEE+Canadian-Serbian+Business+Association
> https://twitter.com/acastef53/status/1329990580517146626
>https://statesuniteddemocracy.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Doc-003-2022-05-04-Amended-Complaint.pdf
>Goran Obradović
E challenges
2006 99
Integrating Internet Voting within Democracy Suite Automated Election Workflow
Presenter: Goran Obradovic, Dominion Voting Systems Corporation, Canada
Authors: Goran Obradovic, Dominion Voting Systems Corporation, Canada
John Poulos, Dominion Voting Systems Corporation, Canada
Nick Ikonomakis, Dominion Voting Systems Corporation, Canada
James Hoover, Dominion Voting Systems Corporation, Canada
Martijn Punt, Dominion Voting Systems Corporation, Canada
eGovernment & eDemocracy, Applications
Published in: Exploiting the Knowledge Economy: Issues, Applications, Case Studies, Paul Cunningham and Miriam Cunningham (Eds), IOS Press, 2006 Amsterdam, ISBN: 1-58603-682-3, ISBN: 978-1-58603-682-3
> http://www.echallenges.org/e2015/default.asp?sortby=title&sortorder=1&pagestart=1001&page=paper-repository&