Now let’s assume that the sender/receiver of the packets didn’t use TLS.

If Mike’s team was able to run the packet capturing mechanism somewhere along the network routes that the election data took, and TLS was not enabled, then we can essentially conclude that

He. Has. It. All.

The barrier to entry to use TLS is very low. It takes but a minute to enable on a server or software, and takes seconds as an end-user (https is TLS, http isnt).

If election management software sent packets over the internet without at least enabling TLS, then that indicates that they are careless at implementing security at the least, and might even be potentially malicious.

I have not seen Mike Lindells PCAPs and don’t know the circumstances and data he has, but this could potentially be HUGE if he is able to verify and properly analyze what happened on the networks on election night.

Packets consist of two portions: the header and the payload. The header contains information about the packet, such as its origin and destination IP addresses (an IP address is like a computer's mailing address). The payload is the actual data

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There is about an hour until McAfee’s drop is released.
No idea if it is a marketing campaign for some product or an actual deadman switch drop.

Doesnt hurt to watch though, and he was kind enough to set the countdown to a relatively close date and time so we dont need to get too involved in speculation.

I was invited to speak at some event in Vegas in the third week of October.
I have not accepted the invite yet, though I probably will.
Waiting to see what the format is before I accept.

I am not involved in the McAfee drop that is coming up. I just saw it and felt it was curious enough to post.

I have no idea what it is going to be released.
Will be disappointing if it is just an NFT timesale or something dumb like that.

NFT are (basically) digital collectibles. They are bought and sold generally with crypto coin.
It’s a bit more complicated, but that is the general gist of it.

If you have too much money and dont know where to spend it, NFT might be up your alley.

Gab is down.
They are working on it.

The mcafee countdown timer website seems to have had their domain name pulled by their registrar.

Someone is panicked.

No idea why the McAfee drop didnt happen.
They did get deplatformed an hour or so before the drop, so it is plausible they are delayed a bit to make up for that?

Not sure. Could just be a random marketing campaign for NFTs that nobody is going to buy.

McAfee’s 31terabyte drop is RUMORED to have been put on SWARM, but I have not verified it or downloaded it myself so have no comment on the contents of the drop yet.

So how did confidential law enforcement data and personal private health records get on air gapped routers? Asking for a friend.

Surprise!

China has used Covid-19 testing kits to collect the DNA of a large amount of people from all around the world.

Now China can more easily create diseases that target their enemies specifically while minimizing the effect on their own citizens.

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source:
https://www.dni.gov/files/NCSC/documents/SafeguardingOurFuture/NCSC_China_Genomics_Fact_Sheet_2021.pdf

Is this why Gates and Soros bought a covid19 testing facility?

Notice how the lying media slowed down on publishing Pegasus articles after I pre-empted them on the General Flynn connection?