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Dominion Contract Confirms What We Already Knew: Dominion is in Control

There was some hype yesterday about the Maricopa Dominion contract. Sadly, it was not a “nuclear bomb.” However the contract does point to serious questions about County election procedures and security and supports claims that Dominion is in charge:

* Dominion plays a “key role” in Maricopa County’s “Tabulation and Results Reporting,” as warrior Shelby Busch points out in her illuminating interview with Aaron Wagner. This corroborates what we heard during the November AZ election hearing in which observers testified that 2 Dominion employees “ran the entire election” and took external drives with early vote totals offsite at night. Coincidentally, Tabulation Results Reporting files were among those shown to have been deleted by the AZ audit team.

* The County is not allowed to investigate their own machines beyond simple logic & accuracy tests conducted by Dominion-affiliated firms. This is insane.

* Dominion source code is held in protected escrow custody and ONLY SoS Hobbs can access it and ONLY under limited circumstances i.e. in the event that Dominion is incapacitated. Interestingly, this stipulation violates Arizona’s own Election Procedures Manual, which states that the source code must be made available in the event of an audit.

* Dominion provided all network hubs, switches etc. to be set up as a stand-alone system, not connected to ANY OTHER system. So the County’s claims that router access would reveal private law enforcement information suggests that they are either incompetent and failed follow the self-contained internal network guidelines, they are catastrophically ignorant about network security, or they are liars. All the more reason to find a way to enforce the subpoena.

In her Dominion contract tweet summarizing “the goods,” Shelby also mentions that “the voting machines can be accessed through the internet.” However, we could not find the reference for this claim in the contract. The words “internet” and “remote” are listed in a few places but they didn’t provide much insight:

- page 24 states that the “Democracy Suite EMS will be hosted exclusively on the customers own internal network… that will not be connected to the internet.”

- page 34 of the contract regarding election support references “remote service availability.” However, no further details are given except for references to staff support phone numbers.

- page 35 of the contract discusses the “issuance of ballots through a remote accessible option…. where a ballot can be provided to a voter remotely.” However the contract goes on to state that this process does not require an internet connection.

Sources:
👉 Nuclear bomb
👉 AZ hearing testimony 1
👉 AZ hearing testimony 2
👉 Deleted files
👉 Logic & accuracy test limitations
👉 Source code restrictions
👉 Dominion provided the network
👉 AZ Alliance summary tweet
👉 Busch Wagner Interview
👉 Dominion Contract
👉 Election Procedures Manual
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This is HILARIOUS! Brilliant overlay of today’s takedown onto an old film of Hitler

“Nobody believes that child-sniffer got 80M votes.”

Via @AZInformer:

BREAKING: Hearing Set On Demand For State Senate/Cyber Ninja Contracts and Records | AZ Law

"1) Superior Court Judge Mike Kemp has set a Thursday hearing on American Oversight's public records request lawsuit. The group is demanding that State Senate President Karen Fann be required to turn over all requested public records surrounding the Senate's/Cyber Ninjas' audit/recount of the November 2020 election in Maricopa County.

The return hearing will be at 10AM on May 27.

Here is the 🔗 Complaint that was filed earlier this week, including the records requests and the correspondence back and forth with the attorneys for the State Senate."
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A must 4 min listen about the bombshell update about Georgia!

The brilliant Dr Frank!

Dominion Contract Confirms What We Already Knew: Dominion is in Control

There was some hype yesterday about the Maricopa Dominion contract. Sadly, it was not a “nuclear bomb.” However the contract does point to serious questions about County election procedures and security and supports claims that Dominion is in charge:

* Dominion plays a “key role” in Maricopa County’s “Tabulation and Results Reporting,” as warrior Shelby Busch points out in her illuminating interview with Aaron Wagner. This corroborates what we heard during the November AZ election hearing in which observers testified that 2 Dominion employees “ran the entire election” and took external drives with early vote totals offsite at night. Coincidentally, Tabulation Results Reporting files were among those shown to have been deleted by the AZ audit team.

* The County is not allowed to investigate their own machines beyond simple logic & accuracy tests conducted by Dominion-affiliated firms. This is insane.

* Dominion source code is held in protected escrow custody and ONLY SoS Hobbs can access it and ONLY under limited circumstances i.e. in the event that Dominion is incapacitated. Interestingly, this stipulation violates Arizona’s own Election Procedures Manual, which states that the source code must be made available in the event of an audit.

* Dominion provided all network hubs, switches etc. to be set up as a stand-alone system, not connected to ANY OTHER system. So the County’s claims that router access would reveal private law enforcement information suggests that they are either incompetent and failed follow the self-contained internal network guidelines, they are catastrophically ignorant about network security, or they are liars. All the more reason to find a way to enforce the subpoena.

In her Dominion contract tweet summarizing “the goods,” Shelby also mentions that “the voting machines can be accessed through the internet.” However, we could not find the reference for this claim in the contract. The words “internet” and “remote” are listed in a few places but they didn’t provide much insight:

- page 24 states that the “Democracy Suite EMS will be hosted exclusively on the customers own internal network… that will not be connected to the internet.”

- page 34 of the contract regarding election support references “remote service availability.” However, no further details are given except for references to staff support phone numbers.

- page 35 of the contract discusses the “issuance of ballots through a remote accessible option…. where a ballot can be provided to a voter remotely.” However the contract goes on to state that this process does not require an internet connection.

Sources:
👉 Nuclear bomb
👉 AZ hearing testimony 1
👉 AZ hearing testimony 2
👉 Deleted files
👉 Logic & accuracy test limitations
👉 Source code restrictions
👉 Dominion provided the network
👉 AZ Alliance summary tweet
👉 Busch Wagner Interview
👉 Dominion Contract
👉 Election Procedures Manual
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Senator Kelly Townsend ❤️
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Liz Harris 😇
https://t.me/VoteLizHarris
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Shawn Smith of USEIP is going to be on Randy’s radio show tomorrow at 11. He’s a tech expert, ret USAF Col who worked with nation-state level threat assessments at the highest levels of nat defense. Listen for Polis and Griswold to be eviscerated!!