Dominion employee comes forward about how the USB stick is the key to fraud

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: StingrayCrazy
That explains why the Dominion guy with the USB was acting so nervous and "squirrely" in Georgia.

No it does not.

The guy in the videos talks about how a bad actor could easily have printed thousands of extra ballots. The title of this thread os misleading.

The guy has two points:

1) any fraud would likely be done by printing counterfeit ballots which means that 2) an audit of Dominion software would reveal nothing.

originally posted by: Murgatroid
a reply to: SeektoUnderstand

Simple really, because they are NOT judges, they are criminals masquerading as judges. They will be going to prison. This is nothing less than treason and needs to dealt with accordingly.

When the judges, media, and information controllers all work together to bypass the tile of law, I'm not convinced those traitors will go to jail.

Something about watering the tree of liberty comes to mind- it's the duty of free men to make sure this # doesn't get out of hand.

Edit:
Ib like how he's using the same thumb drives I buy at work. Cheap Chinese garbage- they come in packs of 20.
When throwing an electron counts, make sure to use disposable thumb drives.

I think this guy is right when he says the fraud wont be found with code analysis or recounts, that would be too easy to detect. The real problem seems to be the lack of security with ballots, if they can be printed as easily as he claims that is ridiculous. If only there really was some secret mark on the ballots if would reveal all the fake ballots, but that sounds too good to be true and I think we'd know about it by now. The other main exploit which will be hard to detect is real time hacks which occurred while the election was taking place. As a coder I have seen the most obscure vulnerabilities you could imagine be exploited, and the highly connected system used for counting votes clearly has many weak spots. For someone with intimate knowledge of how the system works it would not take much effort at all.

Speaking of USB drives...

Stolen voter data investigation

On the morning of November 5, as the 2020 election hung in the balance, Arizona federal agents raided a two-story house in Fountain Hills, Maricopa County, a county that had become a key battleground in the presidential race. The agents were looking for evidence of a cyberattack on an unnamed organization and stolen voter data. They left with eight hard drives, three computers and a bag of USB sticks.

The resident of the property, a 56-year-old IT expert named Elliot Kerwin, was served the warrant. He is not yet facing charges and was unreachable for comment at the time of publication. There is no indication that anything other than voters’ information, which can be acquired for a few hundred dollars in Arizona counties, was taken from the affected office.

I highlighted the part about the potential voter data. This will be interesting to follow.

originally posted by: StingrayCrazy
Just found this in the links of hereistheevidence.com... This site has been a great resource for me post election.

This guy claims he works for Dominion and talks about his concern related to chain of custody issues and short comings with the machines using the USB drives.

@1:52 he drops the Idiot bomb.

Companies are created to become collateral damage.Massive ones.

To suggest any hesitancy in those who built them to sacrifce them is blatantly derelict on to many levels to list.

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: Phage
Trump didn't nominate every judge out there.

Not to mention, he probably didn't know any of them. He had/has to rely on what he can find out about them from others on his staff who are recommending them, what he can find out online, and what he can learn from them when (if) he speaks to them.

I honestly doubt he spoke to most of the lower court nominees, although I could be wrong.

Anyone who tries to claim that just because he nominated them that makes them 'his' is just being stupid.

a reply to: Murgatroid

So you don't trust the elections. you don't trust the judges.

is there anything about the usa that you do trust or should we burn it all down?

a reply to: HalWesten
If you have a list of registered voters and a pile of blank ballots.....

a reply to: scraedtosleep

or should we burn it all down?

That might be the only solution in the end.

a reply to: StingrayCrazy

Would you mind giving a synopsis of what exactly this guy claims, and the important points in the video? Because I started watching it and he was rambling so I skipped forward through the video and never did I land in a place where he was saying anything of substance. Everything I stopped on was his opinion and conjecture. So if you could list out the important bullet points? Thanks!

And a question I have...did he turn his/this “confession” or whatever it is, in to the authorities? Or has he just made a video and posted it on the site you mentioned?

I signed an affidavit, that I saw a monkey illegally riding a disabled unicorn. My GF saw it too...collaboration.

Prove me wrong. See how that works!

a reply to: KansasGirl

In short he is concerned with chain of custody issues and the fact data is not protected as he stated having ballots in his possession in his home. If he could have them so could others. He also stated it was uploaded to google drive.

That google point shocked me as I've had my google drive hacked and so I know they are not that secure...

In the days of watching testimony from legislative hearings for several states, the lack of chain of custody was a major player allowing fraud to happen.

"Edit" sorry I'm not sure on how the video was posted nor the validity of the video. I picked up the link listed in my first post. He sounds legit, makes good points and doesn't seem to take a side.

a reply to: olaru12

Im not a judge to prove you wrong I have an opinion.

Stating again, people have been sentenced to death by only one person identifying them for a crime. Not here to argue facts...

Collaboration from many witnesses has weight in "My Opinion"

originally posted by: StingrayCrazy
a reply to: olaru12

Im not a judge to prove you wrong I have an opinion.



Collaboration from many witnesses has weight in "My Opinion"

Guess what a judge would do with your "opinion"....

I'm not a judge either but your opinion has about as much weight as my affidavit of the monkey riding the unicorn.

a reply to: olaru12

Fair enough, but you didn't change my opinion...

a reply to: DupontDeux

I missed that and you are correct. Thank you

If any of this is true, and I think some is, it shows that republican poll watchers are unworthy to be poll watchers. Many of these things could have been stopped, if there were any poll watchers with some courage.

Quite a few USB thumb-drives were seized in this Arizona election-related raid.

www.forbes.com... 6ecedfdb34a4

www.azcentral.com...

Get voter's data, fill out thousands of mail-in ballots.

a reply to: CriticalCK

They have used the Pandemic to their advantage and kept the Poll observers away, far enough that they could do as they wished. The problem is they just pulled the ballots out of the envelop and didn't even look at the signatures to see if they matched.

I don't know the accurate numbers but I recall hearing a major decrease of ballot rejection rate of less than 1% with ten times the ballots counted. It makes sense if they didn't verify and they only followed what was being said at the time of "Make every vote count"...

"Edit: found what I was looking for on rejection rate...

Our analysis of your office's publicly available data shows that the number of rejected absentee ballots in Georgia plummeted from 3.5% in 2018 to 0.3% in 2020. This raises serious concerns as to whether the counties properly conducted signature verification and/or other scrutiny of absentee ballots. In fact, it presents the issue of whether some counties conducted any scrutiny at all.

gagop.org...

I don't like the idea of the finger print for future voting I'm hoping with our technology we can come to a better solution. I've witnessed first hand in countries in the middle east with everyone walking around with a purple finger.

originally posted by: olaru12
I signed an affidavit, that I saw a monkey illegally riding a disabled unicorn. My GF saw it too...collaboration.

Prove me wrong. See how that works!

Totally idiotic.