Dominion becomes the focus of election dispute

 CDN:

SAN DIEGO: Evidence points to tampering using hackable software created in Venezuela and used in 2020’s election. Revelations about Dominion, Smartmatic read like a thriller. Trump’s legal eagles continue to unveil a software rife to steal votes from 72 million Americans who voted for Trump. It’s an apocalypse of our national heritage, an assault on free elections. The script being pieced together, forming a plot so complex, it would challenge the best of screenwriters.

Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani, and Jena Ellis, Trump’s senior legal advisor, offered rare discovery transparency in a Thursday press conference. They spent well over an hour giving an overview of the Trump campaign’s legal challenges. Giuliani held up sworn affidavits. He read an affidavit (with permission) of a witness to highly-illegal activities.

Look it up the evidence yourselves, said Giuliani to the media present. Look up “Constantino vs City of Detroit,” alleging massive voter fraud. He chided the media for lying to the American people saying, “There is no evidence.” The same agitators lied for four years about President Donald Trump.
Over 1000 people have sworn an oath of witnessing fraud by both humans and machines.

Powell, speaking on Dominion, Smartmatic used in 2000 U.S. jurisdictions and in 30 states,

Three Princeton professors and other software experts exposed Dominion’s user-friendly vulnerabilities.
  • Code an algorithm to flip votes.
  • Drag and drop any number of batches of votes to the candidate of your choice.
  • Set a ratio for a candidate to win (ex: Biden 1.25 Trump .75) (not actual ratios used).
  • Dump any number of votes to trash.

A video on the Net tells you how to hack a Dominion machine. Jeff Brown, tech expert, from Brownstone Research explains:

You can download Dominion’s manual from the Internet.

People with the right credentials with administrative access can:

  • Tamper with the device configuration, tamper with election results files.
  • Change or manipulate the audit logs of the Dominion system.
  • Tamper with transmitted election results and give one thing to the election committee while altering data that is on the Dominion system.
...
“Dominion says on page 452 “tampering with device configuration, the risk rating is high.” Page 455, “Tampering with election results files – the risk rating is high.” Just a few examples.,” says Brown
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There is much more including to links showing how the software was used to cheat.  This is the part that Facebook and Twitter do not highlight when they claim there were no widespread problems.  It is why half the country does not believe them when they say such things.

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