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

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Logs that show incoming/outgoing connections is 100% damning.

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which should be where they are investigating. instead of just randomly poking around at files

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on the other hand, they clearly don't know any details around what this stuff means.

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Not true. They are not going into the details. They are taking a wide photo to find where to deep dive first.

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which should be where they are investigating. instead of just randomly poking around at files

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There is a lot of value in poking around and finding evidence in real time. If they can find damning evidence in the minutes and hours in front of a live audience, it means that there might be a lot more than can be done in the weeks ahead.

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RemoveRestrictions.bat

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Batch file to run multiple instructions, custom-inserted by Dominion.

ETA - Dr. Frank "If you have remote access to this machine, you can run this to gain full functionality"

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It was just given to them in the past day by a Mesa County, CO election board employee.

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Allegedly. The way they are actually able to show these files is they were first posted online, THEN they took them and started looking at them. Had she stolen them and just handed them off, they'd be committing a crime.

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on the other hand, they clearly don't know any details around what this stuff means.

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Since you are going to continue..


Says the man who is in the field that did not know that Ehternet ports were indeed Comm Ports.

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Info from an unprofessionally written article out of CO.

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I can say at this time that Mesa County appears to have allowed this breach in election security,” Griswold, a Democrat, told The Colorado Sun during an interview Tuesday. Griswold’s office is investigating the situation. It believes that images containing the passwords that were posted online were taken during a so-called “trusted build” systems update to Dominion Voting Systems election equipment completed in late May. The Mesa County District Attorney’s office has launched a parallel criminal probe into the leak. At the center of the case is Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, a Republican who as the investigation into her office heated up on Tuesday appeared at a “cyber symposium” hosted by MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, who continued to make unsubstantiated claims about fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

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(There has been no evidence of widespread fraud that would have changed the outcome of the election on the state or national level.)

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The trusted build update from which authorities believe the passwords were leaked is similar to an update that someone would run on their smartphone or computer. But because it has to do with election equipment, there are strict security protocols. The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office sends a representative to each county to run the update with representatives from Dominion, the voting equipment vendor. County representatives are allowed to observe.

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After the 2020 election, Peters posted voter fraud claims on social media without evidence. On Tuesday night, Peters lambasted Crane, a Republican, for urging her not to spread the baseless voter fraud claims. There has been no evidence of widespread fraud that would have overturned the results of the 2020 presidential election. A risk-limiting audit in Colorado, completed after the 2020 election, confirmed the contest’s results.

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So, how do our mostly dumb as rocks legislators over see elections without knowing how to interpret this stuff?

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So, how do our mostly dumb as rocks legislators over see elections without knowing how to interpret this stuff?

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Uhh- they don’t.

Edited to add: by that I mean they can’t effectively oversee the elections. They may have authority to do so but it’s obvious this process has gotten way beyond their capabilities.

I'm sure CodeMonkey has his field of expertise, but this ain't it!