Once they get in... they own the elections.
Paper ballots! Worked for centuries. Just 'sayin.
Sirhr
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Corruption among voting machine companies... You don't say...
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Once they get in... they own the elections.
Paper ballots! Worked for centuries. Just 'sayin.
Sirhr
"no voter fraud has been alledged" 
Apparently they have never read any US news
Apparently they have never read any US news
51/49 outcomes have been the universal standard ever since the electronic machines became commonplace.
I prefer the good old days when the vote was reliably 99.95% for Castro/Stalin/some commie.
What is the intention of voting machine usage? What is it programmed to do? That’s where the true usage lies, and code/hardware doesn’t lie, it just does.
“The purpose of a thing is what it does”. That statement is clear and true. There are no faults with these machines, they are features. There should be no mystery with this given the revelations that have come out. The question that should be asked is why there are states that want or need these features. There isn’t an answer that is acceptable.
“The purpose of a thing is what it does”. That statement is clear and true. There are no faults with these machines, they are features. There should be no mystery with this given the revelations that have come out. The question that should be asked is why there are states that want or need these features. There isn’t an answer that is acceptable.
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The vp of Dominion literally was recorded on a communist conference call promising leftists that no matter what people tried to vote for, Trump will never win.
Here,we use paper ballots that are fed into a scanner. The new scanners we got before the 2020 election are talking to someone over the FirstNet system. In the last election, I drove to several different precincts with a spectrum analyzer with a directional antenna and found that all of them were radiating on LTE Band 14 (which is reserved for FirstNet) uplink.
You don't have to win the votes, just control the counting.
We’ve only known about this for like 20yrs. Why does anyone think the problem would be fixed yet? Or at all?…
