Sunset
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I absolutely love the idea of the watermark. Hope to God this is true.
Exactly my thoughts. Genius though.Hope it’s true
Yep. Georgia has 29K ballots that were printed by a 3rd party that has issues. Those ballots will start being counted on Friday at 5pm.Sounds incredible if remotely possible, but I believe ea state prints their own ballots..?
Vin already posted that the Federal Government has nothing to do with States' ballots. They don't touch them, print them or influence them. The ballot printing, counting and corruption is ALL at the state level
I dunno Reg...check it.
Why?Boy what a snake oil salesman this guy..
Yeah, because that technology doesn't exist.Because the dude saying legal ballots had RFID chips in them??!!
Honestly, I don't know. None of us do. By design.Ya I'm cool with technology being there, but dude you think it was in your ballot
More like 4 years in the planning through the DHS.And I'm sure all states graciously accepted Trump's admin to help out with ballot printing just during the last 3 month
I dunno Reg...check it.
What do we believe now?
BTW, Trump kicked Gorka to the curb a long time ago. Just sayin...
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Could be bro, Especially with a bunch of ex CIA (no such thing) operatives chiming in.I can't see it Yuma, you know I hope, but seems like a psych-op to me from the left.
So when will the sign ups for the RDP Militia take place? HahahaIt isn’t true as much as I wish it was
My thoughts on this subject, since i keep seeing a lot of these discussions going on here and on Instagram....
Technically possible, yes, but the whole theory of the application blockchain is kind of questionable. As I'm hearing it implemented, its nothing more than a fancy serial number. The real value would be proving a chain of custody using blockchain, but to do so, you'd have to have something actively reading the address as its being exchanged. IE. ballot is printed and initially scanned (origin), stacked for box, boxed, moved to warehouse, box pulled for distribution, added to envelope, mailed, etc. All the whole while the chain code is scanned at every step to ensure everything is tracked. I just dont see this happening.
The second thing here that comes up as worrisome, I hope no one here is closeminded enough to not assume the republican party cheats in the exact same way the democrats are being accused of... These techniques of voter fraud have been around since the dawn of votes, its just more publicized now, and everyone walking around with video cameras in their pockets we get a see a lot more of it. This would expose just as many republicans as democrats... sorry.
Long winded and wordy, sorry!
It's the paper. Not the printing.those that are copied, those are printed by others than the official ballot printers, those that don't have watermarks (if they were included).
I had my doubts on this anyway but I can still hope.Cisa calling this untrue. https://www.cisa.gov/rumorcontrol
Straight from the CISA page.
Read it.
It's not about the printing, it's about the paper that was supplied to state and local governments for them to print ballots on.
We shall see.
From the article:
Get the Facts: While DHS and CISA assist states and localities with securing election infrastructure, DHS and CISA do not design, print, or audit ballots. State and local election officials manage ballot design and printing, as well as the auditing of results.
Local election offices have security and detection measures in place that make it highly difficult to commit fraud through counterfeit ballots. While the specific measures vary, in accordance with state and local election laws and practices, ballot security measures can include signature matching, information checks, barcodes, watermarks, and precise paper weights.
DHS and CISA operate in support of state and local election officials, and do not administer elections or handle ballots. CISA’s role in election security includes sharing information, such as cyber threat indicators, with state and local election officials, as well as providing technical cybersecurity services (e.g. vulnerability scanning) upon the request of those officials.
They are not "glitches".its the "glitches" that these computer counters have that concerns me...
They are not "glitches".
They were algorithmic changes programmed into the software purposefully.
And yes, it should concern everyone.