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Remember Tina Peters in Colorado? Dominion techs also told her there was a back door to access Dominion EMS remotely.

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I am sure ole' 76 will be around soon to explain how this wasn't possible.

Hey! My old election thread buddy! Still can't thank you enough for helping me out when I was confused or stuck.

You remember in Maricopa County during the Cyber Ninja audit they wanted access to router information and the Sheriff publicly stated he couldn't do that because the routers stored data from the Sheriff's Department operations catching criminals. Routers were databases with people's personal info stored on them.

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Hey! My old election thread buddy! Still can't thank you enough for helping me out when I was confused or stuck.

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Very light lifting compared to the load you carried. Crazy to think I was in the same boat as Hulkster until I stumbled on your early threads and got sucked in.

Hated the situation, but not going to lie, you had me thinking I should look into providing IT investigative forensics at a law firm. Following the breadcrumbs and finding the holes/gaps was interesting. I could see it being an extremely challenging job, but also fun for a tech nerd.

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You remember in Maricopa County during the Cyber Ninja audit they wanted access to router information and the Sheriff publicly stated he couldn't do that because the routers stored data from the Sheriff's Department operations catching criminals. Routers were databases with people's personal info stored on them.

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Yeah, cause switches, routers, and firewalls are commonly used as relational databases, and even if he was just talking about IP / MAC addresses, nobody has ever created a map masking addressing/firewall info.

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Hey! My old election thread buddy! Still can't thank you enough for helping me out when I was confused or stuck.

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Very light lifting compared to the load you carried. Crazy to think I was in the same boat as Hulkster until I stumbled on your early threads and got sucked in.

Hated the situation, but not going to lie, you had me thinking I should look into providing IT investigative forensics at a law firm. Following the breadcrumbs and finding the holes/gaps was interesting. I could see it being an extremely challenging job, but also fun for a tech nerd.

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Oh and as you and I have discussed before, trial lawyers rarely have the kind of mastery of a subject matter to even know what to ask. Throw in complicated computer operations and many lawyers (and judges) get lost.

I think you would be good at that since you dumbed it down enough for this Ol' Dame lawyer!

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Miss whoever you are sound very scared by this very necessary and very legal action. Stop gaslighting by saying people’s votes are being taken from them.

You already stole the election once. Don’t worry, we don’t want you…we want the actual culprits at the top of the heap.

Can… https://t.co/T9dX32U5fs

— General Mike Flynn (@GenFlynn) January 29, 2026

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Why is she dressed like 1987 Michael Jackson?

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I was thinking Vandy drum major, but I see this too.

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Miss whoever you are sound very scared by this very necessary and very legal action. Stop gaslighting by saying people’s votes are being taken from them.

You already stole the election once. Don’t worry, we don’t want you…we want the actual culprits at the top of the heap.

Can… https://t.co/T9dX32U5fs

— General Mike Flynn (@GenFlynn) January 29, 2026

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If SNL was worth anything anymore, this would be delicious material for an SNL spoof.

But since only one skit in 300 is any good anymore and they are embarrassingly one sided, they won't touch it.

At least we can hope to see some good memes from this.

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She steal her brother's band jacket?

Would've starred your post if you didn't post the picture. We know who she is.

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You remember in Maricopa County during the Cyber Ninja audit they wanted access to router information and the Sheriff publicly stated he couldn't do that because the routers stored data from the Sheriff's Department operations catching criminals. Routers were databases with people's personal info stored on them.

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For whatever it's worth, my wife works in healthcare and used to treat several women that were involved with that Cyber Ninja Audit. They would come in to see her and talk about counting ballots and studying ballots and all that sort of thing, and every time she would ask them if they were finding any fraud, every single one of them told her they were finding all kinds of fraud in that audit, but were not allowed to discuss any of it. Not allowed to talk to the media or any authorities about it...They said they were told the audit was only being conducted for our State Legislature to be able to understand what needs to be fixed with our election laws. They all told her pretty much the same thing consistently.. I don't think anything hardly got fixed though with our laws since Trump and Kari Lake pissed off so many of the Rhino politicians here in the Legislature.

The FBI's raid of Fulton County Election Office is a good start, but I hope someone gets arrested.

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That chick is scared ****less.

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If there is no case involving crimes why complain.On the other hand is she full of $1|^?

Heard one guy call it her Captain Crunch jacket.

In her mind, it is what all the Party members will wear when the communists take over.

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Only slightly surprised because I really thought Smartmatic had covered their tracks better.

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I'm not. They were arrogant and had the globalists and Dem machine on their side. History continues to show us team blue has lots of stupid people doing their bidding and doing it poorly with respect to covering their tracks at that

I don't think it's a coincidence that this happened after we bagged Maduro.

Also don't think it's a coincidence that some of the GOP senate holdouts on the SAFE Act are all of a sudden on board and also strengthening it. .

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For whatever it's worth, my wife works in healthcare and used to treat several women that were involved with that Cyber Ninja Audit. They would come in to see her and talk about counting ballots and studying ballots and all that sort of thing, and every time she would ask them if they were finding any fraud, every single one of them told her they were finding all kinds of fraud in that audit, but were not allowed to discuss any of it. Not allowed to talk to the media or any authorities about it...They said they were told the audit was only being conducted for our State Legislature to be able to understand what needs to be fixed with our election laws. They all told her pretty much the same thing consistently.. I don't think anything hardly got fixed though with our laws since Trump and Kari Lake pissed off so many of the Rhino politicians here in the Legislature.

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Thanks for posting that. I actually took the time to watch much of the audit. Katie Hobbs, then Sec of State, had her "observers" in bright pink shirts. (Shirts were color coded for which activity that person was doing to keep track of who was where during the audit for security purposes.)

One day, I spot a new guy in a bright pink shirt with longish black hair. Even at a distance he looked very familiar to me so I started running my rat traps to find out who he was. It was Ryan Macias. The same Ryan Macias who had been head of the EAC when Dominion was "certified" for use. He had left that agency (revolving door with voting machine company execs) and was now working for someone else but was "volunteering" for Katie Hobbs.

If there was one guy that should not have been allowed within 100 miles of that audit, it was Ryan Macias. And with his observer pink shirt, he could have access to any part of the audit activities, complete with his phone. Also know as remote access.

But jut to put a bow upon how shameless Maricopa County Election Officials were. They failed to duplicate the Braille Ballots done by vision impaired voters. Braille ballots are thick booklets that cannot be scanned do proper procedure is to duplicate them onto scannable ballots with tracking number on both for chain of custody purposes. No such tracking numbers were evident on either the Braille Ballots nor any duplicated ballots. That's pretty cold. No way to know if those were even counted.

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This. And how is it an "attack" on the votes of Fulton County residents to verify just how great and safe their ballot counting system is?

Tulsi, Noem, Bondi meeting with all the secretaries of state today.

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Tulsi, Noem, Bondi meeting with all the secretaries of state today.

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Wow! Wonder if they are issuing a warning about the elections being rigged and evidence they have from Georgia?

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Tulsi, Noem, Bondi meeting with all the secretaries of state today.

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Would love to be a fly on the wall for that meeting.

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Tulsi, Noem, Bondi meeting with all the secretaries of state today.

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Would love to be a fly on the wall for that meeting.

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Depends. Secs of State have meetings often but usually along party lines. Is this one of those partisan meetings?

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Fulton County (Atlanta) commissioner refuses questions on why voters' addresses are apparently MARTA stations (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority) facilities and parking lots.

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Fulton County Commissioner Dana Barrett is LOSING IT after the FBI raided an elections center over potentially fraudulent 2020 ballots!

She’s screaming at David Khait: “[Fraud is] MAGA conspiracy theories!”
pic.twitter.com/vhABO54aUR

— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) January 28, 2026

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True the Vote would like a word....

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Democrat-Communist panic is outstanding.

I thought a warrant signed by a member of the Judiciary deserves presumptive respect?

Search warrants are issued on probable cause that evidence of a crime will be found at the location.

Do you think something bad might have happened in Fulton County's Election Office? https://t.co/S0OCCoMttE

— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) January 29, 2026

This is who they are:

Here's a major reason why the FBI and DNA Tulsi Gabbard just raided Fulton County, and it is mind-blowing.

Check out the duplicate ballots that were scanned in Georgia.

They weren't even hiding it. pic.twitter.com/gpz6WLFEu9

— Tara Servatius (@TaraServatius) January 29, 2026

Tara has more, good follow.

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it would be nice to actually see what they are trying to show us but the forced closed captions are in the way.

Ossof sure as hell doesn't want his runoff election in Jan 2021 looked at either. Hinky crap in that one too with a Dominion tech fixing a malfunctioning tabulator by standing next to it, just holding his phone, never touching the machine itself. Phone was online wit that tech's supervisor at the time.

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https://www.c-span.org/event/public-affairs-event/director-of-natl-intelligence-tulsi-gabbard-at-secretaries-of-state-conference/439991

Thanks.

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https://www.c-span.org/event/public-affairs-event/director-of-natl-intelligence-tulsi-gabbard-at-secretaries-of-state-conference/439991

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Did they ever show her speaking? Every time I clicked over to it, it was just some rando on CSPAN talking about election financing.

Yee-haw! Now we are cooking with gas. So DOJ received a report that became the basis for the search and seizure warrant.

What was in the report is not news to me at all but it might be of interest of some you just tuning into this for the first time.

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The report outlines, where applicable, the corresponding Georgia Law and/or Rules & Regulations violated by the action of each alleged Count.

Count 1, for example, states:

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On September 30, 2020, the Secretary of State directed county officials to install
untested and uncertified software (version 5.5.10.32) written the week before on 34,000
Ballot Marking Devices across the state before it was tested or submitted to the
Election Assistance Commission ("EAC") as required. To be clear- this was not a
patch, but a complete installation of a new and untested software version.

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This potentially violates O.C.G.A. 21-2-374 according to the report's authors.
Additionally, the report includes numerous other issues including:

• Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law
• Ordering over one million "extra" absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)
• Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections
• Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election
• Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and "fraudulent returns" then printed on "surrogate machines"
• 20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance
• Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count
• Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County's election operations, voting systems, and data
• No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law
• Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia
• Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit
• 3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount
• Missing ballot image records from the recount

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• Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text
• 103.6 percent and 113.8 percent "citizen voting age population registered to vote" in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively
• Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results
• Failure to "Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting"
• Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law
• Fulton County's official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot
• Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

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Full report at LINK

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Yee-haw! Now we are cooking with gas. So DOJ received a report that became the basis for the search and seizure warrant.

What was in the report is not news to me at all but it might be of interest of some you just tuning into this for the first time.

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The report outlines, where applicable, the corresponding Georgia Law and/or Rules & Regulations violated by the action of each alleged Count.

Count 1, for example, states:

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On September 30, 2020, the Secretary of State directed county officials to install
untested and uncertified software (version 5.5.10.32) written the week before on 34,000
Ballot Marking Devices across the state before it was tested or submitted to the
Election Assistance Commission ("EAC") as required. To be clear- this was not a
patch, but a complete installation of a new and untested software version.

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Interesting. B-b-b-but Raffensperger kept assuring us that the election was done by the book and there was nothing to hide.

It's almost as if he were in on the corruption.

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Interesting. B-b-b-but Raffensperger kept assuring us that the election was done by the book and there was nothing to hide.

It's almost as if he were in on the corruption.

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And Bryan Kemp and Gabe Sterling, Richard Barron, among others. Kemp was Sec of State who originally struck the deal with Dominion back in 2018 for a 2019 installation. Gabe Sterling was employed with Raffy at Sec State's office until shortly before 2020 and then he became a highly paid "independent consultant" for Raffy's office (making more money on that contract than he did as a salaried employee) and having the freedom to have other clients. So guess what? As a contractor and not employee, Sterling's records, emails etc. were not subject to GA state law FOIA requests.

Neat trick, huh?

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Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and "fraudulent returns" then printed on "surrogate machines"

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

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SLI and Pro V&V would approve!