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Would it be impossible for anything to be manipulated,” asked State Senator Michael MacDonald, a Republican.
“I don’t think so, but if it was possible, it would certainly be detectable,” Mr. Poulos responded, pointing to Michigan’s use of paper ballots. “If there was any manipulation of the system, those paper ballots would not match the machine totals.”
Although there is nothing the committee can do to alter the results, it plans to continue to investigate the election, with plans to subpoena the city clerks of Detroit and Livonia, two cities in Wayne County that drew national attention last month after Republicans on the county’s board of canvassers initially opposed certifying the election results because of minor irregularities.
originally posted by: carewemust
Breaking...
The Dominion software CEO committed perjury when he testified yesterday.
mobile.twitter.com...
originally posted by: rounda
originally posted by: Jimy718
originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Follow the science. Right? How can prove-able mathematic data be untrue, because the source is a “rag site?”
Retired software engineer here;
I've been holding my tongue on this for a while...
There are NO statistical methods that can be applied! They are nearly all doomed to failure, for one very important reason.
No one has reviewed, or analyzed, the original source code for the Dominion Systems. Until that has been done; you will not know what the machines were actually doing. And, there is NO OTHER way.
All that these "forensic audits" can do is look at system logs and try to divine what the machine was doing...that doesn't really work out very well much of the time (when true exceptions are thrown, then logs are useful). Logs do not show system operation, just exceptions and system performance.
#1. They have the source code. The same judge that released the results of the audit in Michigan blocked the release of the source code.
#2. All logs pertaining to the general election were deleted. All the logs pertaining to the primaries and local elections before the general, however, were retained.
The deletion of the logs is in direct violation of election laws.
originally posted by: Jimy718
originally posted by: rounda
originally posted by: Jimy718
originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Follow the science. Right? How can prove-able mathematic data be untrue, because the source is a “rag site?”
Retired software engineer here;
I've been holding my tongue on this for a while...
There are NO statistical methods that can be applied! They are nearly all doomed to failure, for one very important reason.
No one has reviewed, or analyzed, the original source code for the Dominion Systems. Until that has been done; you will not know what the machines were actually doing. And, there is NO OTHER way.
All that these "forensic audits" can do is look at system logs and try to divine what the machine was doing...that doesn't really work out very well much of the time (when true exceptions are thrown, then logs are useful). Logs do not show system operation, just exceptions and system performance.
#1. They have the source code. The same judge that released the results of the audit in Michigan blocked the release of the source code.
#2. All logs pertaining to the general election were deleted. All the logs pertaining to the primaries and local elections before the general, however, were retained.
The deletion of the logs is in direct violation of election laws.
Do you see the logical contradiction in your first point? IF they have the source code THEN it has been released to them...so, no judge could possibly block said release (since it has already happened).
As for the logs; someone needs to be prosecuted.
originally posted by: jrod
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Check your sources mate.
They are all from rag sites, that are extremely bias and have a poor record of reporting facts.
I get that being one Trump's cheerleaders that you are a bit gullible. At least do yourself a favor and actually check out the source.
That said, team Trump will be all over this thread and it will quickly become a pro-Trump echo chamber where facts do not matter.
The echo chamber kind of reminds of of Beavis saying "yeah, yeah, yeah, hehe, yeah!"
Rag sites lol maybe you should be checking some of your sources too! What ...cnn msnbc moveon salon etc ad nauseum. Please don’t pretend to be unbiased when you clearly post all the same talking points as leftist progressives at all their Soros controlled outlets.
originally posted by: jrod
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Check your sources mate.
They are all from rag sites, that are extremely bias and have a poor record of reporting facts.
I get that being one Trump's cheerleaders that you are a bit gullible. At least do yourself a favor and actually check out the source.
That said, team Trump will be all over this thread and it will quickly become a pro-Trump echo chamber where facts do not matter.
The echo chamber kind of reminds of of Beavis saying "yeah, yeah, yeah, hehe, yeah!"
of course he’s going to say that and it’s convenient for you to believe it to validate your perception of things.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Here's what the Dominion CEO actually said:
Would it be impossible for anything to be manipulated,” asked State Senator Michael MacDonald, a Republican.
“I don’t think so, but if it was possible, it would certainly be detectable,” Mr. Poulos responded, pointing to Michigan’s use of paper ballots. “If there was any manipulation of the system, those paper ballots would not match the machine totals.”
Although there is nothing the committee can do to alter the results, it plans to continue to investigate the election, with plans to subpoena the city clerks of Detroit and Livonia, two cities in Wayne County that drew national attention last month after Republicans on the county’s board of canvassers initially opposed certifying the election results because of minor irregularities.
Source
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
of course he’s going to say that and it’s convenient for you to believe it to validate your perception of things.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Here's what the Dominion CEO actually said:
Would it be impossible for anything to be manipulated,” asked State Senator Michael MacDonald, a Republican.
“I don’t think so, but if it was possible, it would certainly be detectable,” Mr. Poulos responded, pointing to Michigan’s use of paper ballots. “If there was any manipulation of the system, those paper ballots would not match the machine totals.”
Although there is nothing the committee can do to alter the results, it plans to continue to investigate the election, with plans to subpoena the city clerks of Detroit and Livonia, two cities in Wayne County that drew national attention last month after Republicans on the county’s board of canvassers initially opposed certifying the election results because of minor irregularities.
Source
originally posted by: Whodathunkdatcheese
originally posted by: jrod
Though I doubt those who believe the OP will actually watch the clip.
Or understand the maths.
No wonder Trump said "I love the poorly educated".