re: Official Pillow Guy Symposium: only flat-earthers remain excited

I was thinking the exact same.

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I’ve been occupied most of the day but am catching up on tidbits. Where can I read more about this ^?

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Unfortunately the information is still all over the place in different articles. That guy was at the event today.

Gateway Pundit has some articles on it but they need to correct some of their info since they claimed Ron Watkins was the whistleblower even though he is at the event.

- Ron Watkins posted a video a few weeks back of video showing voting machines connected to internet
- He made sure to emphasize the whistleblower wasn’t from Arizona
- A lot of articles have come out showing the connections between Dominion and Colo Sec of State (Soros backed)

Seems like a lot of moves and countermoves today to try and get ahead of this story but nothing in a succinct article yet to review.

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How fricking dumb are you? Stop posting, you're idiocy is embarrassing those of us hoping this thing is legitimate.

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sad....


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\clvertalc \clshdrawnil \clbrdrt\brdrs\brdrw20\brdrcf2 \clbrdrl\brdrs\brdrw20\brdrcf2 \clbrdrb\brdrs\brdrw20\brdrcf2 \clbrdrr\brdrs\brdrw20\brdrcf2 \clpadl100 \clpadr100 \gaph\cellx4320
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39.103.227.160 China???? Zhejiang Hangzhou


want more?

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want more?

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Absolutely. Tell me what it means. (I mean, other than your ability to cut and paste from what I'm betting is Lindell's .rtf)

No googling.

I'll wait.

Let me settle this dispute:


1) a ton of damning shite was revealed today

2) Lindell provided the information with his packet captures

3) Lindell did not provide an explanation on the translation of the data sets or where they definitively came from



If Mike doesn’t answer the 3rd point in the next two days, then his credibility will take a major hit IMHO.

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It's posted by you tech guy that you and your friends keep referencing.

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But in that thread he concedes it's simply a list of Chinese IPs without any context. Stored in a rich text file and then hex encoded.

That's not particularly promising.

1. IP addresses and address blocks are public. Anyone can assemble a list of thousands for any country

2. Their being stored in an RTF file just seems like obfuscation. Log files are plaintext.

3. Hex encoding that is pretty telling. Hex encoded data *looks* like it's technically complex because it's just an endless string of 0-9 and A-F. This points to it being encoded for show.

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That is not necessarily true. Lindell is a horrible presenter when it comes to data.

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Let me put it this way: there's absolutely no reason to hex encode that data. Generally you'll do this because some characters are not compatible with a format or transmission protocol. That's not the case here.

So if there's no reason to hex encode it, and they're looping the hex encoded data (which is just a list of ips in a rich text file) I'm sorry, but ... it's for show

Part 2

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The Secretary of State’s Office learned about the leak from those sites, which was first posted on an online blog known as Gateway Pundit, which allegedly got it from Ron Watkins, a conspiracy theorist who was the subject of an HBO documentary earlier this year that suggested he could be the original Q in the QAnon conspiracy theories.

On his social media platforms, Watkins, who goes by the handle CodeMonkeyZ, claimed the information came from an “alleged” Dominion employee, whom he called a whistleblower.

He said it was proof that the nation’s election systems could be accessed outside of elections offices, and that employees within the Colorado-based Dominion company had remote access to them.

Griswold said that isn’t true. She said the passwords are controlled by her office, and counties’ election equipment is not connected to the internet. The only way to access them, or use the passwords, is to be in direct contact with the county’s election equipment, Griswold said.

She said only “very trusted” election workers are given access to the passwords.

Peters said she would provide more details when the investigation is completed.

” Confidence in the election process is paramount,” she said. “The citizens of Mesa County have been critical of election integrity. They have brought me their concerns and I have told them I will do everything in my power to protect their vote.”

The Mesa County Board of Commissioners said it couldn’t because of the pending investigation.

“The DA (District Attorney Dan Rubinstein) briefed me on this issue,” said Commissioner Janet Rowland, chairwoman of the board. “Confidence in the election process is paramount to us. Because this is an active investigation, the DA has asked that I not comment further until the investigation is complete.”

The incident allegedly occurred during a routine inspection — called a trusted build update — of the county’s election systems, something done routinely in every county in the state.

Present at that inspection, according to the source, was Peters, a longtime elections manager and Wood, along with inspectors from Griswold’s office.

BACKGROUND CHECKS REQUIRED

By law, all elections employees who have access to such sensitive information in all counties are required to pass criminal history background checks.

Griswold’s order calls for Peters to reveal the identity of all employees in her office, and specifically those who attended the May inspection, and to include proof that those who have access to sensitive elections information passed a background check.

Peters was ordered to provide that information by the end of today.

The order also calls on Peters, within three days, to show that surveillance cameras were functioning on that day, as required by law, and to provide copies of whatever was videoed.

Failure to comply with any of the six requirements in Griswold’s order within three days could result in the county’s elections computers being decertified, which could cost the county thousands of dollars in new equipment or in recertifying its existing machines.

The order also would call on Peters’ office to reimburse all funds it received under the 2020 CARES Act, which provided elections officials with funds to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. To date, the office has received nearly $170,000 in COVID funds.

Ironically, the clerk’s office just received a $441,000 grant from the state’s Electronic Recording Technology Board to update its imaging system to help convert older recorded documents into a digital format. It is unknown if this incident could jeopardize that grant as well.

Earlier this year, Peters posted on her personal Twitter account, without offering any proof, that an algorithm in Dominion voting machines could be manipulated.

In responding to a series of tweets from U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., denouncing his Senate colleagues for challenging the Electoral College certification of President Joe Biden, Peters responded that ballots can be counted more than once and that software used in voting machines could be manipulated.

Peters repeated unproven claims that a Colorado-based Dominion Voting Systems executive, Eric Coomer, admitted to doing just that, which he did not.

“Shame on you! As one that administers elections in my county, you apparently have no idea how it is possible to 1) tabulate more than once ballots favoring a candidate 2) change algorithm in a voting machine (see Eric Coomer from Dominion’s Facebook ranks) UR Dirty or ignorant,” Peters tweeted on her private account, @Bhealthynow, one week to the day before the Jan. 6 riot on the U.S. Capitol.

“You would be wise to learn the Constitution that you swore to uphold and to protect us from enemies ‘foreign and domestic,’ ” she added.

This isn’t the first time Griswold has had to intercede in Peters’ office. Last year, the Secretary of State ordered a full investigation into why 575 uncounted ballots were discovered in a drop box directly outside her office from the 2019 Coordinated Elections.

Those ballots were discovered by elections workers in February 2020, when they were collecting ballots for the presidential primary.

At the time, Peters blamed former election workers, and later, older elections volunteers for not picking up the ballots before polls closed on Nov. 5, 2019.

Peters declined to ask a judge to have those ballots subsequently counted, saying they would not have altered the outcome of that year’s elections.

Since taking the job in 2018, Peters’ office has been plagued with controversy, including an unusually high turnover rate among her staff, ballots flying out of a drop box and shifting employee positions to increase her elections division staff. She also was the subject of a failed recall attempt during the pandemic last year.

LINK

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I'm sorry, but ... it's for show

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Don’t be sorry. It’s definitely a major flaw in their presentation today. I totally believe the election was sketchy, if not fraudulent, but needed to see the goods from Lindell on his “cyber warfare” claims. I think the jury is still out, but mike needs someone there (in person) tomorrow to explain the data sets. This is a vital component of his argument.

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I had high hopes

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Why?