This is rich--Dominion machines in CA compromised (lol)

[MissMillie]

because a Thumper leaked stuff from machines in CO.

However, some election cybersecurity experts called upon Weber to conduct a "statewide post-election risk-limiting audit" in a letter sent to Weber's office earlier this month, the AP reported. That letter also referenced Dominion due to reports last month that a version of the company's election management system was shared during an event hosted by Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow and another of Trump's supporters.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/how-2020-dominion-machine-controversy-has-shaped-california-s-recall-election/ar-AAOoj8I?li=BB141NW3

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So one of their own does the leaking and then they claim the leak from CO affects the machines in CA.

[SheltieLover]

1. Desperation on full display

[2naSalit]

2. That's been their MO all along.

They just have such a high level of desperation that they can't hide it.

[CrispyQ]

4. Why so much focus on Dominion, & not other voting systems, particularly ES&S, one of the biggest?

What if they're looking for a way to compromise Dominion's systems?

[MissMillie]

10. I think I can answer that

Dominion used to work w/ Smartmatic. Smartmatic once supplied the technology for an election in Venezuela.

Chavez reported false election results and Smartmatic called him out on it. Somehow the Kraken folks managed to twist this story into Smartmatic helped Chavez "rig" the election.

Even though Smartmatic and Dominion haven't worked together in over a decade, the GOP continues to insist that they're in cahoots when it comes to election rigging, and bringing in the Chavez narrative just makes them both look "guilty" in the eyes of people who are buying the GOP narrative.

[JohnSJ]

5. Who are these so-called cybersecurity experts. It is bullshit. They might be able to play their

games in red and purple states with repuke legislatures, but they won't get away with this in California

[lagomorph777]

6. CyberNutjobs no doubt.

Always at the ready to spew another scam.

[JohnSJ]

7. Dominion and Systematics are suing these false claims for very large sums of money, and I wonder

if that has anything to do with this, as a distraction

[lagomorph777]

8. Likely correct. And likely to seriously backfire in court.

[Backseat Driver]

9. True or not, these from cyberworld, from whence CTs and memes are born

https://www.scrolldroll.com/story-behind-nikes-tagline-just-do-it/ - Ah, yes, who could imagine..."Just Do It" - Could it just as easily have emboldened the Right as athletes from all walks of life?

Also recall re election machine companies and that "kernel of truth" in the CTs that ensued: they need to stay off small (or large) planes (no matter bad weather conditions); such has claimed "heros(?)" of music, politics, and software "gurus."

https://www.biography.com/musician/buddy-holly

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Wellstone

https://constantinereport.com/unexpected-deaths-of-people-involved-with-elections/

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/465557/Malaysian-plane-20-on-board-worked-for-ELECTRONIC-WARFARE-and-radar-defence-company

So, yup, you are correct - this is rich - even with facts that there are now "hackers," "trojan horses," "flash drives that hold .exc files" and (sort of) paper trails in the real and digital world where machines count votes, LOL! This Dude's comments show the danger of "AI." LOL!

[Bev54]

11. Go ahead to the morons who are going to accuse Dominion Machines

I am sure they have room to add another to their list of lawsuits for defamation

[Retrograde]

12. IIRC, each county runs its own elections

so even if they use the same ballots, processes, and equipment they're not linked. And most of the vote comes in on paper, so there is a trail.

I smell desperation from someone who's sure they're going to lose - I hope!