Will We Ever Know The Truth About The Election? Still Hiding Everything...

[BugI02]

With the machine/human readable ballots, the voting machine printed out the ballot after I was finished. I took the ballot over to a station that had a person who instructed me to feed it through the counter. I was given an envelope to put the ballot in, and then was instructed to put through a slot on a bin with a paddle lock on it. None of the election workers ever touched my ballot during the whole process. And when I left my ballot was locked in the bin.

So, can you read machine code on the fly? Or is the human language printed portion of that ballot making you feel warm and fuzzy because it shows how you believe you voted but you have no idea how the machine language portion is reporting that for tabulation

 

[JCSR]

 

[jsx1043]

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What is the backstory to this?

 

[jamil]

So, can you read machine code on the fly? Or is the human language printed portion of that ballot making you feel warm and fuzzy because it shows how you believe you voted but you have no idea how the machine language portion is reporting that for tabulation

The machine readable code is also human readable. I thought I had made that clear in the first post about it. Have you never seen such a thing? The routing code and account number on your checks are both machine and human readable, for example. So yes, I could read what the counter was reading.

 

[JCSR]

What is the backstory to this?

Milwaukee Elections Executive Woodall-Vogg Who Laughed About the Election Steal on Election Night Was Caught Handing Over Sensitive Election Data to Liberal Groups Before Election​

https://dailytruthreport.com/reveal...ction-data-to-liberal-groups-before-election/

 

[Ingomike]

What is the backstory to this?

Just Wisconsin election officials yucking up the steal...

 

[DoggyDaddy]

The machine readable code is also human readable.

By machine readable code, I thought he was referring to machine language (binary). I may be misunderstanding though.

 

[BugI02]

The machine readable code is also human readable. I thought I had made that clear in the first post about it. Have you never seen such a thing? The routing code and account number on your checks are both machine and human readable, for example. So yes, I could read what the counter was reading.

Your faith in the ability to detect or prevent fraud within the black box exceeds mine

I had envisioned a record of the actual vote tabulated retrievable by any random citizen so that anyone so moved could check how they knew they voted against what was recorded as their vote. I would not reject such a solution on the as yet unsubstantiated fear of pay for votes. Fraud exists now and is a current problem, we can worry about vote buying when and if it becomes a problem in the future

 

[KG1]

Voter fraud is a threat to democracy as well as anyone that objects to taking steps to insure the integrity of the vote.

Maybe if those steps were taken more seriously we wouldn’t have an incident at the Capitol like what happened on 1/6.

 

[jamil]

Your faith in the ability to detect or prevent fraud within the black box exceeds mine

I had envisioned a record of the actual vote tabulated retrievable by any random citizen so that anyone so moved could check how they knew they voted against what was recorded as their vote. I would not reject such a solution on the as yet unsubstantiated fear of pay for votes. Fraud exists now and is a current problem, we can worry about vote buying when and if it becomes a problem in the future

It's not a blind faith. I do software engineering for a living. A hash or checksum of an executable is a common way of verifying that the deployed code is not different from what should be deployed. If any part of the code is different from the reference the hash of it will be reliably different. Also, I have an informed faith that open source code is more transparent than proprietary code. Those two things provide a high confidence in the integrity of a system. Everyone knows what they're getting.

I do see a benefit to someone being able to verify how you voted after the fact. I don't know how substantiated the proof of vote issue is that would override that benefit. But It's not unsubstantiated. It does happen in other countries that don't have secret ballot.

 

[jamil]

Voter fraud is a threat to democracy as well as anyone that objects to taking steps to insure the integrity of the vote.

Maybe if those steps were taken more seriously we wouldn’t have an incident at the Capitol like what happened on 1/6.

If it's disenfranchising to deprive someone from voting, how much more disenfranchising is it to allow people to steal votes by cheating? If you're against one you have to be against both, unless the reason is to advantage yourself. Democrats might as well shine a big bat symbol against the cloudy night sky, saying, your vote only counts when you vote Democrat.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Just seen where because of the new delta variant California will be sending mail in ballots for their recall election. LOL... I’m sure it’ll be fair

 

[actaeon277]

 

[Ingomike]

Whistleblower reveals Dominion had remote access to votes...

** CodeMonkeyZ BOMBSHELL ** Dominion Whistleblower Speaks Out - Releases Admin Password Proving Remote Access --VIDEO

Ron Watkins – CodeMonkeyZ — released several photocopies on Monday released to him from an alleged Dominion Voting Systems employee. The documents prove that Dominion has remote access to their equipment during the elections. This is a HUGE development. Here is a page from the Dominion playbook...

www.thegatewaypundit.com

Ff/j

 

[DragonGunner]

The left has just got a judge to order the AZ Audit to make public all records on people doing the audit, how they performed the audit and all conversations between auditors and State senators to be turned over before end of August. The board of supervisors have refused to turn over routers and other info and to testify which they were subpoenaed to do this week....The AG is being asked to make arrests....is the AG going to back the rule of law by the courts or not? Others sources say the AZ Audit this week will release all their finding to the public. Why do I have a feeling the AG will do nothing.

 

[Ingomike]

The left has just got a judge to order the AZ Audit to make public all records on people doing the audit, how they performed the audit and all conversations between auditors and State senators to be turned over before end of August. The board of supervisors have refused to turn over routers and other info and to testify which they were subpoenaed to do this week....The AG is being asked to make arrests....is the AG going to back the rule of law by the courts or not? Others sources say the AZ Audit this week will release all their finding to the public. Why do I have a feeling the AG will do nothing. View attachment 151401

"The left has just got a judge to order the AZ Audit to make public all records on people doing the audit, how they performed the audit and all conversations between auditors and State senators to be turned over before end of August."

Now turn that around, what judge would order all records of the supervisors, election officials, and election workers, how they performed the election, and all conversations between them?

 

[KG1]

"The left has just got a judge to order the AZ Audit to make public all records on people doing the audit, how they performed the audit and all conversations between auditors and State senators to be turned over before end of August."

Now turn that around, what judge would order all records of the supervisors, election officials, and election workers, how they performed the election, and all conversations between them?

That would be a big fat goose egg.

 

[raider600]

Keep dragging this out. That is the point. No real outcome.

 

[Ingomike]

Keep dragging this out. That is the point. No real outcome.

Thank you for the admission of just what the leftist county supervisors are doing by not turning over the subpoenaed servers and passwords.

 

[actaeon277]

Thank you for the admission of just what the leftist county supervisors are doing by not turning over the subpoenaed servers and passwords.

Don't bother.
He throws a comment, and doesn't read.