Lancaster, York, Monroe, and Cambria Counties in Pennsylvania are investigating an alleged voter fraud scheme.

Additional Pennsylvania counties may announce fraud investigations tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/ErNZmxUMi5

— Athan Koutsiouroumbas (@Athan_K) November 1, 2024

will25u said:

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Lancaster, York, Monroe, and Cambria Counties in Pennsylvania are investigating an alleged voter fraud scheme.

Additional Pennsylvania counties may announce fraud investigations tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/ErNZmxUMi5

— Athan Koutsiouroumbas (@Athan_K) November 1, 2024

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I think that this is how things get blown up, finally. FBI needs to raid this Arizona organization. Or, Arizona state police need to do it. Prosecute every single person that is associated with it to the fullest extent, and get some of them to flip.

The thing with this years election is, the cheating is going to have to be on such a massive scale to flip, you are going to have some idiot cheaters that get caught.

While judges are still playing the standing / latches cowardice game, you only need one or two instances of this to prove the vulnerabilities where you prosecute a significantly large organization, and this all goes away.

If you can get someone to flip on Dominion, I think we get national voter ID and paper ballots from now on.

Hate to say, but zero chance this is a democrat run organization.

2022 cycle was all working for Democrats. Shocking they got named.

Curious. Why?

Because I don't think Pennsylvania would go after them if they were.

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Hate to say, but zero chance this is a democrat run organization.

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why? Replies on Twitter think they found the owner who registered the AZ company and he has social media littered with artwork of Kamala Harris, trans flags, etc.



Also this person works there :

The people allegedly behind these illegal PA registrations— Fieldcorps — have been paid more than $2.9M by Arizona Democrats alone so far this year, and hundreds of thousands by Mi Familia Vota, Democrats’ favorite vehicle for court challenges to tear down AZ voter protections! https://t.co/zDXT1K5zwV pic.twitter.com/IdEoNsqXo2

— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) November 1, 2024

Who is behind Field+Media Corps, the group involved in the fraudulent voter registration investigations in Pennsylvania?

Let’s examine.

Field+Media Corps consulting firm was formed in 2017 with an emphasis on race-based social activism, highlighting social inequalities and… https://t.co/Bmotj9pKal pic.twitter.com/Z9Eht5Lufu

— Jessica Wood (@Woodshed2012) October 31, 2024

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Hate to say, but zero chance this is a democrat run organization.

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Swing and a miss.

I would be happy to be wrong.

War party money laundering from foreign powers/Ukraine. Big shocker:

Exclusive: House Speaker Mike Johnson fears foreign powers laundering money to Democrats, warns adversaries https://t.co/70Ppencz14

— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) November 1, 2024

"Commercial Print Shop" to me is also code for one of the outfits that prints ballots.

Add owning a commercial print shop and a stint with the Arizona AG’s office to the list of Frankie’s bag of tricks. https://t.co/ZNA3kTJHb3 pic.twitter.com/jEDSIbMg7S

— Jessica Wood (@Woodshed2012) November 1, 2024

Kinda handy to own a "print shop" when your side hustle is submitting voter registration forms en masse in a state 2500 miles away under contract with the Democrat party. https://t.co/QRxqMv3IHO

— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) November 1, 2024

Hiding:

He has now deleted his X account. https://t.co/0JBq9zkGXs

— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) November 1, 2024

What are they getting paid for? pic.twitter.com/a7Bqt33gsM

— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) November 1, 2024

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Colorado accidentally put voting system passwords online, but officials say election is secure

DENVER (AP) Voting system passwords were mistakenly put on the Colorado Secretary of State's website for several months before being spotted and taken down, but the lapse did not pose an immediate threat to the upcoming election, said state election officials Tuesday.

The passwords were only one of two that are needed to access any component of Colorado's voting systems, and are just one part of a layered security system, said Jack Todd, spokesperson for the the Secretary of State's office, in a statement. The two passwords are "kept in separate places and held by different parties," he said.

Source

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Michigan's voter rolls list 8.4 million registered voters, nearly 500,000 more than the eligible voting population.. 😡 Jocelyn Benson’s office dismissed the concerns😡 @JocelynBenson @elonmusk @TudorDixon @GovWhitmer pic.twitter.com/fhIlQoHWRI

— Benny Rosalez (@RosalezBenny) October 19, 2024

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So Jocelyn Benson is in on it. Is the FBI minutes away from busting down her doors?

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Like in 2020, we are watching a stolen election happen right before our eyes. A few days after the election, they'll declare the communist the winner and we'll be stunned and pointing to all this evidence. Then the FBI will be clamping down on people spreading "disinformation", and this site will start deleting threads again.

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And TEXIT should immediately follow that.

Texas would never have joined the union if it knew this is what the union would devolve into.

It may take a few more stolen elections before people get serious about TEXIT unfortunately

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Colorado accidentally put voting system passwords online, but officials say election is secure

DENVER (AP) Voting system passwords were mistakenly put on the Colorado Secretary of State's website for several months before being spotted and taken down, but the lapse did not pose an immediate threat to the upcoming election, said state election officials Tuesday.

The passwords were only one of two that are needed to access any component of Colorado's voting systems, and are just one part of a layered security system, said Jack Todd, spokesperson for the the Secretary of State's office, in a statement. The two passwords are "kept in separate places and held by different parties," he said.

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This is spin and a lie.

There are multiple functions in CO's voting systems. With the passwords that are leaked, you could absolutely flip votes. But, there are things that you can't do without another password. I'm not sure what those are, but they may be things like setting up additional users to the system. That would be very common in today's security environment. The password to add users and change user's access to the system is typically held separate from the passwords that can be used to completely change the data in the system.

Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

Ok. Wait. You are saying that there is a vote changing password? And that's what was leaked.

There is a single password that can change votes? But multiple passwords required to change settings.

And you know this how? That's a pretty big statement.

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

Are these passwords to tabulation machines? Out here in Douglas county, the ballots were all paper. Nothing digital.

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FTAG 2000 said:

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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You are confused about what having admin access truly means. Admin access to the main EMS (server) is not that compartmentalized to what can and cannot be done with that access.

And FTR: during the installation of the so-called Trusted Build in 2021, Dominion techs revealed that there is back door access to them that the Secs of State have on their systems. The access the tech was using during that installation included the ability to erase SLOG files and 2020 election data.

Further poll workers doing the adjudication function for supposedly spoiled ballots all have the ability to flip votes. That's the feature.

So you are getting hung up on the wrong thing.

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FTAG 2000 said:

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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"I see that she posted the passwords to what are supposed to be secured voting machines, and we have had the safest and most secure elections period ever end of story and if you dont agree you are garbage.....

but Im not convinced that having these passwords would really help anyone make the election less-secure and less-safest ever in history. I'd have to have someone tell me, in detail, what these passwords -- the admin passwords on the voting machines -- would actually help them do to "steal" an election.

Look in the mirror bro.

That rant made no sense.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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agsalaska said:

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FTAG 2000 said:

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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You are confused about what having admin access truly means. Admin access to the main EMS (server) is not that compartmentalized to what can and cannot be done with that access.

And FTR: during the installation of the so-called Trusted Build in 2021, Dominion techs revealed that there is back door access to them that the Secs of State have on their systems. The access the tech was using during that installation included the ability to erase SLOG files and 2020 election data.

Further poll workers doing the adjusdication function for supposedly spoiled ballots all have the ability to flip votes. That's the feature.

So you are getting hung up on the wrong thing.

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I am sorry. I am still hung up here.

BusterAg claimed that the passwords leaked were passwords that allowed someone to change or alter votes. Guessing that is just an assumption and not base on any kind of facts?

Thanks

agsalaska said:

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aggiehawg said:

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agsalaska said:

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FTAG 2000 said:

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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You are confused about what having admin access truly means. Admin access to the main EMS (server) is not that compartmentalized to what can and cannot be done with that access.

And FTR: during the installation of the so-called Trusted Build in 2021, Dominion techs revealed that there is back door access to them that the Secs of State have on their systems. The access the tech was using during that installation included the ability to erase SLOG files and 2020 election data.

Further poll workers doing the adjusdication function for supposedly spoiled ballots all have the ability to flip votes. That's the feature.

So you are getting hung up on the wrong thing.

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I am sorry. I am still hung up here.

BusterAg claimed that the passwords leaked were passwords that allowed someone to change or alter votes. Guessing that is just an assumption and not base on any kind of facts?

Thanks

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So you're just pretending to be dumb?

What the hell do you think admin passwords to a supposedly "unhackable" voting machine allow you to do?

This isnt 1988, its 2024.

I like you but going to have to ignore you until you start making a little bit of sense.

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agsalaska said:

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aggiehawg said:

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agsalaska said:

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FTAG 2000 said:

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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You are confused about what having admin access truly means. Admin access to the main EMS (server) is not that compartmentalized to what can and cannot be done with that access.

And FTR: during the installation of the so-called Trusted Build in 2021, Dominion techs revealed that there is back door access to them that the Secs of State have on their systems. The access the tech was using during that installation included the ability to erase SLOG files and 2020 election data.

Further poll workers doing the adjusdication function for supposedly spoiled ballots all have the ability to flip votes. That's the feature.

So you are getting hung up on the wrong thing.

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I am sorry. I am still hung up here.

BusterAg claimed that the passwords leaked were passwords that allowed someone to change or alter votes. Guessing that is just an assumption and not base on any kind of facts?

Thanks

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So you're just pretending to be dumb?

What the hell do you think admin passwords to a supposedly "unhackable" voting machine allow you to do?

This isnt 1988, its 2024.

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So it is an assumption.


Thanks. I will go back in my cave and let you guys have all the fun.

agsalaska said:

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BadMoonRisin said:

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agsalaska said:

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aggiehawg said:

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agsalaska said:

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FTAG 2000 said:

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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You are confused about what having admin access truly means. Admin access to the main EMS (server) is not that compartmentalized to what can and cannot be done with that access.

And FTR: during the installation of the so-called Trusted Build in 2021, Dominion techs revealed that there is back door access to them that the Secs of State have on their systems. The access the tech was using during that installation included the ability to erase SLOG files and 2020 election data.

Further poll workers doing the adjusdication function for supposedly spoiled ballots all have the ability to flip votes. That's the feature.

So you are getting hung up on the wrong thing.

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I am sorry. I am still hung up here.

BusterAg claimed that the passwords leaked were passwords that allowed someone to change or alter votes. Guessing that is just an assumption and not base on any kind of facts?

Thanks

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So you're just pretending to be dumb?

What the hell do you think admin passwords to a supposedly "unhackable" voting machine allow you to do?

This isnt 1988, its 2024.

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So it is an assumption.


Thanks. I will go back in my cave and let you guys have all the fun.

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What is the password to your texags account?

Post it in your reply. Leave it up for 6 months. You wont.

You dont even need to ask "what could happen to your account if someone logged in as you"

You already know. Stop pretending to be an idiot.

Or, lets even cut out the middle man and you should just, in general, stop being an idiot.

BadMoonRisin said:

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agsalaska said:

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BadMoonRisin said:

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agsalaska said:

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aggiehawg said:

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agsalaska said:

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FTAG 2000 said:

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Quite the spin job there. What the Colorado SOS did is asinine and disqualifies her from managing the election and administering it safely and securely.

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I'm not disputing that at all. She seems way over her head.

But I'd still like to know more about these vote changing passwords. The concerned moderate in me is just not buying that one.

Also, just looking for a source. I'm sure some will choose to attack me and I won't respond to that. Just a source on the capabilities of the passwords.

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You are confused about what having admin access truly means. Admin access to the main EMS (server) is not that compartmentalized to what can and cannot be done with that access.

And FTR: during the installation of the so-called Trusted Build in 2021, Dominion techs revealed that there is back door access to them that the Secs of State have on their systems. The access the tech was using during that installation included the ability to erase SLOG files and 2020 election data.

Further poll workers doing the adjusdication function for supposedly spoiled ballots all have the ability to flip votes. That's the feature.

So you are getting hung up on the wrong thing.

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I am sorry. I am still hung up here.

BusterAg claimed that the passwords leaked were passwords that allowed someone to change or alter votes. Guessing that is just an assumption and not base on any kind of facts?

Thanks

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So you're just pretending to be dumb?

What the hell do you think admin passwords to a supposedly "unhackable" voting machine allow you to do?

This isnt 1988, its 2024.

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So it is an assumption.


Thanks. I will go back in my cave and let you guys have all the fun.

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What is the password to your texags account?

Post it in your reply. Leave it up for 6 months. You wont.

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He's just trolling.

There's a few people on this site that bend over backwards making all sorts of excuses to dismiss any notion of election fraud possibilities and act like they are in an ivory tower of righteousness and the rest of us are conspiracy theorists tilting at windmills.

Until he starts to engage in the discussion without the 'I'm too smart for this discussion' nonsense, you ultimately are wasting your time trying to have a rational discussion with him.

NEWS: A student from China at the University of Michigan, who was not a U.S. citizen, allegedly voted over the weekend.

The 19-year-old is now being charged with committing two crimes.

But it appears likely his ballot will count. https://t.co/foXwehLH00

— Craig Mauger (@CraigDMauger) October 30, 2024