Okay then, you're free to plug your ears, ignore everything, and sleep soundly listening to the soothing tones of CNN telling you that everything is okay and your democracy is sound, and to ignore all the 7 and 8 hour hearings going on where parades of witnesses give testimony under penalty of perjury.
Uhrm.... that statement doesn't say anything about external software being on election machines. Nothing in that statement breaks the law.
His explanation makes total sense and is how many, many specialist devices work.
I'm not sure where this is going. There is substantial evidence of material amounts of voter fraud. I just heard of a USPS truck driver testifying that he drove some 1/4 million filled out ballots from New Jersey to PA. But I think it may all be a distraction from Trump's ultimate 14th Amendment argument before the USSC. Will he argue that lawful voters are a protected class, protected against those who voted in a highly vulnerable election process? Will he argue that electors for Biden are advancing a lawless insurrection, disqualifying themselves? 2 weeks to go.
Seriously man, start thinking for yourself instead of splurging this crap.
Don't put words in my mouth. I didn't say it was "no evidence", I said it wasn't evidence worth a damn.
Have you not noticed that most of these cases are occurring in states where the Republicans have substantial to full control over state government? The Trumpistas are more busy shitting all over other Republicans. This again is the stuff of conspiracy theories. The Democrats cheated. And then the only way we can explain this is Republicans assisted them, and all these election workers and officials. And the FBI and the DOJ and the USPS are in on it too, because they're not arguing there's fraud too. So, basically, the minute anyone doesn't join your insanity, in your mind it's just evidence they're in on it too.
I think the idea is that if the lies go unchallenged, random third parties who don't know any better might believe them. Or something.
Honestly feel my repeatedly replying “waaaaaaaaa” was the correct approach to this.
I've listened to the "testimony" in Arizona (not a state legislature hearing, and witnesses were not under oath), and I've read some of affidavits in various lawsuits, because I write about infosec for a living and I've covered election security extensively for several years. And if you think *Ron fucking Watkins* is a credible source for how Dominion Voting tech works, or how voting systems should or shouldn't work, then you're making a conscious choice to embrace disinformation over ACTUAL election security experts, and that's on no one else but you.
And what was absent from the chain:
www.khou.com
Ahem:
www.theregister.com
You know you can install software or run scripts from thumb drives, right?
yes, individual voters can use UPS/FedEx, but that's not what the video shows. The video shows boxes marked "absentee".
"From the Secretary of State's warehouse", I believe the tweet claimed? Ie, they were absentee votes received before election day and were in storage until they could be tabulated. This is standard operating procedure that Pentchoukov is trying to spin as sinister.
In one of the tweets, you can see that the return address on the shipping label is in some place in Florida. Why would that be?
It would certainly be less worrying. Spy-gadget mice and keyboards that install custom malicious software into machines connected to the voting network are less common.
No it wouldn’t, you just have zero clue what you’re talking about. In any case where you’re dealing with an attack on a system with a largely locked down OS you’re going to need specialized hardware to fuck with it and I doubt there’s any more damage you could do using an ordinary flash drive where you fuck with the software on it than an ordinary mouse where you did the same, save a difference in storage space on each that can be easily reconciled.
"If he answers 'no', I'll scream GOTCHA!"
You mean off-the-shelf Windows?
There's a nice LARP where Army Spec Ops fought CIA contractors in Frankfurt for the Dominion Servers, but as always, nothing ever happens.
I’d have just written it all at once but I wanted to give you the opportunity to say “yes, because in terms of a vector for attack they’re identical” as I, despite my utter lack of good faith in my arguments, am fundamentally honest.
Assumedly it’s a very controlled version thereof, and in any case, that’s once again an entirely different and far more worrisome vulnerability you’re ignoring because the Qanon guy told you to be scared of flash drives. These fucking things have wifi and you’re scared of flash drives.
