Election 2020 Election Fraud: Let's face it, this year will be a shitshow

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Rocinante said:
CNN just lost 20% of their target demo last week from an article I saw on Daily Wire.

MSNBC brings in less viewers from target demos than a lot of YouTube news shows.

We are talking less than 50k viewers from target demographics for some prime time shows.

I don't think it's about ratings anymore. They're getting their money elsewhere.
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They're not businesses; they're propaganda mouthpieces. Once you realize that, things start to make sense.

Rocinante said:
I wonder how long Tucker will be allowed to keep his show?
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At least a few more years I'd reckon. After all; as Bigking321 said, his bosses are probably worried that they're about to be revealed as the controlled opposition that they are, and their first instinct is going to be to try to pretend to be on the side of the American people again. Someone like Tucker is integral to that, as his charisma and reputation gives the entire network a bit of unwarranted legitimacy.
 
Terthna said:
They're not businesses; they're propaganda mouthpieces. Once you realize that, things start to make sense.


At least a few more years I'd reckon. After all; as Bigking321 said, his bosses are probably worried that they're about to be revealed as the controlled opposition that they are, and their first instinct is going to be to try to pretend to be on the side of the American people again. Someone like Tucker is integral to that, as his charisma and reputation gives the entire network a bit of unwarranted legitimacy.
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I think I'd actually prefer it if Tucker went the Megyn Kelly route and started his own podcast.

No more leash from Fox at all, and no more being stuck to short segments.

Megyn, btw, is an incredible journalist, and has some great guests on her podcasts.
 
Rocinante said:
I think I'd actually prefer it if Tucker went the Megyn Kelly route and started his own podcast.

No more leash from Fox at all, and no more being stuck to short segments.

Megyn, btw, is an incredible journalist, and has some great guests on her podcasts.
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Even if she doesn't agree on a lot of things I like. She is still amazing
 
From the hearing.
Bennett: another thing, duplicate ballots. Almost one whole pallet of "original/damaged ballots" sent to adjudication. If a ballot is damaged, there's a specific process in the manual to be followed. Should be an identical serial number on both the adjudicated ballot and the original. We found thousands of duplicate ballots without a serial number. So cannot match duplicate to the original.

On thousands of ballots with the serial number, the numbers were printed so lightly they were difficult to read, or printed over something on the ballot that obscured them. So very difficult to check that the dupe ballots reflected the original ballots.

Fann: how can you tell if a ballot is duplicated once, or ten times? Bennett: you wouldn't know, until you check to see if the totals match.
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Why do you need the router info?

Cotton: to substantiate findings we're seeing through the keyword searches. We know some things have occurred, we need to validate that information. An element of the election system was compromised/breached during the election in November. The registration server (voter registration) had unauthorized access during the election. We know the county has accepted that as an unauthorized breach because they contacted some voters about it, in Jan 2021.

Also it's become apparent there are secure cyber security problems with the way the election network was maintained. Most systems are updated and patched with antivirus, but the last time the antivirus was updated on these systems was August of 2019. No operating system updates or patches since that date.

Tremendous vulnerability of the system. No difficulty at all to penetrate based on the last updates of this system.
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Cotton: the vulnerabilities on this system mean it would take less than ten minutes to access this system.

Petersen: do you believe the security concerns expressed by County (explaining why they can't release the routers) are valid from your point of view?

Cotton: No. each packet of data will have an address it's going to, where it came from, but you don't have the actual content within the router itself.

Petersen: so no soc sec numbers, personal info, etc in the routers?

Cotton: yes. You have the IP address, and a mac address. Fann: if they think there's a security concern, why are they using the same router for the election system, and other agencies? Why not a personal secure router for the election?

Cotton: Can't answer, but what they've told the public is very different from the appropriate response to a legal subpoena.

Petersen: why do we need Splunk logs and passwords and tokens?

Cotton: Windows security event log only goes back to the 5th of Feb of 2021. We need this data to fill in the blanks back to the election. Security log set to retain 20 megabytes of data. Newest data replaces oldest. We found in March there were 37,646 queries for a blank password, on a system that only contained 8 accounts. given the short time period, that was clearly a script executed by the EMS admin. Where did that script come from? We need to know who was using the EMS admin account at that time.

Peterson: are you saing 37K log ins on that day?

Cotton: 37K queries done on this one day.
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Maricopa County's election process is an utter shitshow.

Petersen: We want to make sure state and county can be at a higher level of administration than the third party vendors. We have to address this. We need a response to know if the county has access, or if this needs to be changed for the future.

Fann: Originally the MCBOS agreed to do the forensic audit with us. Then they reversed themselves, and did the audits with two companies to certify the machines. Why didn't they come up with this info, as well?

Cotton: probably because a full audit of the data wasn't done. Also you'd think they were looking at commonality of passwords, but what we've found is the accounts all shared the same password, established in Aug of 2019, when the software was installed on these machines. And has never been changed since Aug of 2019.

So we cannot attribute the actions back to any one individual, with shared passwords. Accountability is out the window, from a cyber security aspect. These are the EMS passwords we're talking about, but there's a correlation between the Windows EMS system and the Dominion systems.

Petersen: You have the admin password for the server, but not for the Dominion machines?

Cotton: I don't have the authentication fobs for the Dominion machines. Appears only Dominion has that.
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Logan: we used kinematic artifact detection in our paper analysis. Ballots are designed so when you fill out one side, if it does bleed through, it doesn't make a problem on the reverse. Properly aligned ballots have a cross mark that shows when the ballot is backlit. If not properly aligned it makes issues. Some ballots showed to be very far out of alignment calibration.

Peterson: what happens if this far out of alignment?

Logan: If offset, and it bleeds through, can cause overvotes or wrong votes. Maricopa says they only use vote secure paper to avoid bleed through, even if not well aligned, but we do have ballots where bleed through may have caused problems. Indication of problems that could cause overvote problems.

Fann: so how can we have bleed through if the county is correct?

Logan: we are seeing ballots with very thin paper stock. I expect with sharpies bleed through would be greater, maybe even ball point pens.

Fann brings up sharpie gate. Logan says "we need more analysis." But could have impacted some ballots.

Logan: misalignment probably primarily caused by at printing. Runbeck ballots seemed spot on, but ballots printed else where (168,000 printed on demand at other printed) seem to be on thinner paper.
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Rocinante said:
CNN just lost 20% of their target demo last week from an article I saw on Daily Wire.

MSNBC brings in less viewers from target demos than a lot of YouTube news shows.

We are talking less than 50k viewers from target demographics for some prime time shows.

I don't think it's about ratings anymore. They're getting their money elsewhere.
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Someone is getting a shit ROI on that money, then.
 
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