Message from @txgho

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2020-12-11 01:17:45 UTC  

Trump knew from internal polling what the deal is

2020-12-11 01:18:07 UTC  

This crazy s*** is kind of tactic

2020-12-11 01:21:38 UTC  

...

I have to pick the post office I can drop my package off and buy some heroin at the same time.

2020-12-11 01:22:17 UTC  

Damn it

2020-12-11 01:29:25 UTC  

Have had

2020-12-11 01:52:29 UTC  

ok i see how the low risk audit could potentially be manipulated. "It appears that when the scanner fails to read a ballot for some reason, the ballot needs to be duplicated through a vote marking machine—the voter’s choices are entered by an election worker on a touch screen and the machine then prints out a replacement ballot. The duplication process might explain why a polling manager in Fulton County testified that she encountered a box of ballots with a batch of 110 that were “pristine” and not folded."

2020-12-11 01:53:26 UTC  

they said originally that the ballots are duplicated on a pink ballot by hand with two people, but this appears to be a feature of the machine i.e. it has a printing capability

2020-12-11 01:53:57 UTC  

"feature"

2020-12-11 01:54:35 UTC  

I'm surprised that the Dems pulled the trigger on their fraud system they have been constructing this year. All they had to do was wait for the changing demographics to make their numbers believable in a few years and they would have been able to do this fraud forever. Instead the numbers are ludicrous as everyone can see and they will no longer fool us with the veneer of democracy. I guess they figure that Corona tyranny makes it unnecessary to maintain pretences.

2020-12-11 01:55:05 UTC  

I love it when programmers call intentional bugs "features"

2020-12-11 01:55:42 UTC  

Yup. And I trust this and the operators are running it in good faith, with prudence, and not exploiting it. Exploits would be caught in logs, audits, and recounts anyway.

2020-12-11 01:58:28 UTC  

@Stygian Abyss it is not obvious how this would be picked up in an audit. the printouts are anonymous (just like the sealed ballot in the envelope). it *could* be noticed if a large proportion of ballots bring pristine (on fresh printed paper) or being marked with for example perfect circles. there are at least a few examples of witnesses that would seam to support that. The large increase in ballots that were not rejected would also tend to support this arguement.

2020-12-11 01:59:03 UTC  

but definitely a count on its own would not show it

2020-12-11 02:07:06 UTC  

No, it's not obvious, but time stamps and any process running on any computer platform can report to a log showing that 'something' happened, a scan, an index key number baked into the qvr code, or just coupled with the physical evidence that's set aside for audit purposes makes it trackable. They don't know or care the identity of a person, but that's not needed anyway for an audit of 'how many times was this ballot scanned or printed or was the printer paper changed or whatever.

2020-12-11 02:07:06 UTC  

@Stygian Abyss, you just advanced to level 3!

2020-12-11 02:10:31 UTC  

@Stygian Abyss maybe in the audit log, but again i am not sure if we have any confirmations from the counties that audit logs have been verified or if this was part of the recount. at least one operator noted that "The operator would then be able to change the votes with no trace of who did it or which ballots were changed. The system would only mark that at least one ballot in the batch was adjudicated, but “it can’t be tracked to exactly what ballot it was,” she said." Coffee County supervisor, Misty Martin

2020-12-11 02:14:09 UTC  

I'm also trusting that each election board, state, and decision making group that they think about security and enlist security experts to design safeguards into the process that doesn't rely solely on the machine. Color codes, blanks with index numbers, locked storage rooms, machine access codes, user biometrics, other policy should be in place.. little things that you don't know about unless you are trained and there in the room when the decisions are made and the guide books are written.

2020-12-11 02:18:42 UTC  

I'm probably too trusting? But then again, I'm not an insider or trained. My training deals a lot with what is possible in security though.

2020-12-11 02:19:30 UTC  

yes in a way you hope they do, but these are the same people who have issues maintaining an up-to-date list of voters and at the same time don't make use of federal systems to check for known felons and non-citizens. the failures in this regard are well documented

2020-12-11 02:22:43 UTC  

Databases are.. hard? Yeah state and local government don't have staffing resources to do it on their own, practically to do much advanced, they would have to contract out.. but I'm still hopeful that someone find the money or were handed a complete security solution and trained appropriately.

2020-12-11 02:23:34 UTC  

Every state using dominion had a set of features to amend or change ballots and groups of ballots and ability to fix the audit.
I do believe fixing the audit would require more skill than a typical desk side support would be capable of.

2020-12-11 02:23:35 UTC  

@txgho, you just advanced to level 2!

2020-12-11 02:30:46 UTC  

Best outcome from this fiasco should be production of a solid bassline standard. One vehicle for that could be an interstate compact outside of fed law.
Voter ID
No mail in voting with limited absentee.
No computer automation for the voter or polling locale.

2020-12-11 02:32:31 UTC  

"Sasse added that, to him, it looked like Paxton filed a "PR stunt rather than a lawsuit," in an attempt to gain "a pardon" from President Trump. Paxton is currently the subject of an FBI investigation for illegally using the power of his office to benefit Austin real estate developer Nate Paul." https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/pr-stunt-sasse-predicts-failure-for-texas-supreme-court-election-challenge

2020-12-11 02:32:32 UTC  

The whole Dominion allegations are so 2 weeks ago. None of that held any water whatsoever. No arrests... No confiscated servers by the US Army in Germany... No proof of votes being tabulated overseas... All Kraken cases dismissed and laughed out of court.

Vote switching did not happen. If would have been caught by the recounts in GA and WI... or in any of the risk limiting audits in every single state.

The biggest clue that no fraud was identified is that there are no significant arrests made of people attempting to influence the election via fraud. I am only aware of 3... A guy in PA that tried to use his dead parent's absentee ballot to vote for Trump; a guy in NC that tried to request 50 ballots from FL; and some idiot here in CA that tried to stuff 8000 votes to help his buddy win a local election.

2020-12-11 02:34:06 UTC  

yes because all fraud cases are tried and prosecuted in 5 week period

2020-12-11 02:34:45 UTC  

Your wrong ?

2020-12-11 02:35:36 UTC  

You’re?

2020-12-11 02:36:05 UTC  

Yoes

2020-12-11 02:36:06 UTC  

Thank you grammar Gestapo.

2020-12-11 02:36:22 UTC  

Got you, buddy.

2020-12-11 02:36:51 UTC  

Yes you did.

2020-12-11 02:36:51 UTC  

Right...lol. They can't even do that with a Confession. 😂

2020-12-11 02:37:21 UTC  

I just said arrests - that does not require a prosecution. They don't have to make a case before they charge someone with a crime. There have been a few, but nothing of significance. It doesn't require that

2020-12-11 02:37:23 UTC  

The inJustice system is just a bad joke.

2020-12-11 02:37:23 UTC  

@WaffleWaffle, you just advanced to level 11!

2020-12-11 02:37:31 UTC  

look at the FBI, investigating one person and that can take years.

2020-12-11 02:38:06 UTC  

Especially when on the receiving end.

2020-12-11 02:38:13 UTC  

Hunter Biden????

2020-12-11 02:38:52 UTC  

They been sitting on Seth's laptop.