I saw that @Repeat very interesting

I mean, I don't understand why the Frankfurt thing is so hard to believe, with the click of a button, you can change your region or availability zone

@NoobDad I have used AWS for years for local and international clients. I could not tell you the physical location of any of the servers that we use. The contract is with Amazon and they are responsible to provide a certain level of service. As long as they meet those performance standards, I really have no say where they are.

I don’t know that we could track down the Germany one though because that would be c-130 flights. No idea how to track those

The problem is we are giving our election data to a company storing the results on foreign machines, who knows who has access to that farm.

@TaLoN132 BS Talon, you can most definitely specify location

You do it for redundancy

@NoobDad It depends on the type of agreement.... But I can't force AWS to build server farms where I want them. How is that hard to believe?

This is an issue that should be addressed. As far as I know, Under Obama the DOJ made dominion transfer servers to the US...most of it had been stone walled by Mitch McConnell.

You can select it easily, it's open to anyone

The rumor about Germany began days before the DOJ flights to Toronto too. My thought process there is they hit could have hit Germany, then Toronto.

@Repeat it might not have been SCYTL servers, I saw some video where it was a CIA server? lol

but that's too far down the rabbit hole

Lol

I saw it also

Scytl claims that US based services are done through Clarity Elections - their subsidiary in FL. I copied the link to the GA Election Night Reporting page above and here. results.enr.clarityelections.com/GA/105369/web.264614/#/summary

The US army has one of the biggest bases in Germany, Rammstein. I’m sure they don’t need to fly out.

Surely they’d have to come back to Washington with it

What is the trump campaign sending out the A-team all over the globe?

@AdamS sure seems like he has everyone’s eyes on him across the globe trying to solve the mystery

@TaLoN132 My point is that Russell's video has cred. he said the server was in Frankfurt, Germany. He stated that it was hosted on AWS, He saw that the IP points to Frankfurt. That's all I'm saying. It shouldn't be dismissed. So therefore, if he says the media gets the raw data of teh Tabulation Module, then maybe we should give that statement more weight.

That is the server that they are using to host the page. The data could be anywhere, I supposed. But we are only talking about dozens of records of public data that is just being formatted to be shared on the web.

Mystery solved here, nothing to see for us. The world is just watching democracy being burnt down by someone who cannot accept defeat.

@AdamS On the contrary, if the allegations are true, he is saving democracy and the Republic

Russell also said that all of the data was being sent overseas, stored and tabulated on foreign servers. It's not raw data. It's not tabulated overseas. And the last time I checked, Amazon is a US company and they own the servers.

On foreign soil

Valid argument

Agreed, If the allegations are true, I say burn the whole system down. But because the allegations are affect the democracy and the whole world....one has to tread carefully.

Yea, which has me scared for his executive order

He can't use it unless HE WINS

Didn’t realize that part

If he doesn't win, arresting everyone will just kill the Republic

So what if it is on foreign soil? It is only storing data that is being publicly released on the Internet.

Many avenues to pardon himself, only one road to victory. Chapter 12. 😱

Do you think Biden will pardon himself?

The only reason that he raised it as a concern is because he assumed that it was sending raw vote data to be tabulated. That was a false assumption which lowers his credibility.

What would Biden have to pardon himself for?

Ukraine

Allegations against Biden will disappear, nobody is ever held accountable. And Trump will probably use Pence to pardon him, who knows it’s 2020.