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Friday, December 29, 2023

Exit Pollster Inquiries


 

Sunday, December 10, 2023

Sharia supremacists

Be careful that you are not supporting Sharia supremacists. Most Muslims are moderates, but there are parts of the Quran that are very disturbing. 8:30 says that Allah is the best deceiver. 47:4 says to decapitate non-Muslims. 8:39 says to kill off all other religions until only Islam remains.


Source: The Generous Qur'an, translated by Usama Dakdok.

Sunday, November 05, 2023

Link to Missouri hand count manual

https://news.frankspeech.com/election-crimes/return-hand-counting-missouri-elections-emanual 

Wednesday, October 04, 2023

Sun Sailor won't print my letter

 Are they suggesting that I fabricated the screen shots of my training materials? 



Sunday, September 24, 2023

Plymouth voting machine correspondence

 







Sunday, September 17, 2023

Plymouth voting machines connected to Internet

A common belief is that voting machines can’t be hacked because they are not connected to the Internet. As an Election Judge, I was surprised to learn that the voting machines we use here in Plymouth do a modem send. A modem is a computer hardware device that can transmit information by telephone or radio signal. Modems connect computers to the Internet.


My Hennepin County 2022 Basic Election Judge Training printed packet mentions “transmitting election results” after polls close and before placing the ballots in a sealed case. A Hennepin County training video shows the voting machine displaying, “Sending Results - Please Wait…Modem Found…Modem Started…Contacting: Primary Host…Modem Operation…Successfully sent results.”


The Minnesota Secretary of State’s web site lists the ES&S Digital Scan 200 as one of the machines used, and that looks like what we used in my precinct. Product reviews and news articles report that wireless modems are available for the DS200. The MN SOS site also has a 2022 Election Judge Guide which instructs, “If ballot counter is equipped with a modem, transmit results to headquarters.”


I contacted Hennepin County, and they said the modems are switched off until polls close, and are safeguarded with a digital key. I’m not sure how we are supposed to verify that.


When the polls close, the official results are documented using four methods: the modem send, a flash drive which must be snipped out of the machine, a paper tape which is similar to a cash register receipt, and the ballots themselves. If the machine is hacked, the first three methods can be rigged to steal an election.


Having worked as a computer programmer and a mail carrier, I support hand-counting of paper ballots, and minimal mail-in ballots. The City of Plymouth can help by organizing a hand-count, or at least let election judges verify the ballots after polls close and make sure they match the paper tape.


Tom Cleland



https://frankspeech.com/Video/machine-vendors-and-elected-officials-saying-machines-are-not-connected-to-internet

https://www.plymouthmn.gov/departments/administrative-services/city-clerk/elections/election-judge-training

https://www.sos.state.mn.us/elections-voting/how-elections-work/voting-equipment/

https://verifiedvoting.org/election-system/ess-ds200/

https://www.auditelectionsusa.org/2016/12/12/ess-ds200-wireless-vulnerabilities/

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/08/13/election-voting-machine-misleading-claims-394891

https://www.sos.state.mn.us/media/4905/election-judge-guide.pdf

 












Sunday, July 30, 2023

Save our elections Aug. 16-17

Lindell says to share this far and wide. He says they have a new plan that will save our elections. They will reveal the plan August 16-17. He says the plan will make sense, and everyone is going to love it. See the comments below for my thoughts and speculations.


https://lindellevent.com/

Lindell has held symposiums in recent years, which have revealed valuable information, but so far not enough to capture mainstream consensus.

Our goal is to have a single election day where people show up in person, vote on paper ballots, and count those ballots by hand. The problem is that politicians and judges who control the current system came to power through the current system, and they don’t want to change it. I am thinking that any change will need to somehow be outside the current system.

One theory is that the military is already running the country behind the scenes, in response to a treasonous coup d’état attempt by Biden in November 2020. Since elections are critical infrastructure, the military can oversee the elections, similar to what they did in Iraq and Afghanistan. While this might be what is needed, I am thinking it would be stressful for the American people.

Another possibility would be to amend the US Constitution. The framers included provisions for states to do this, and if that doesn’t work, the people can hold a constitutional convention. I’m thinking the logistics for this would be difficult to pull off by 2024, and I’m not sure how it would gain legitimacy in the public eye right now.

Another plan outside the current system is American States Assemblies. It would result in a totally different judicial system. It requires people to change their citizenship status. I’m not sure how to get mass participation in that.

Elected county officials have full authority to determine the time, place and manner of elections. State legislatures have full authority to determine the time, place and manner of presidential elections. But most of these officials don’t know their power, are afraid to use their power, or are not interested in using their power.

I think we can do more with exit polling. That could raise awareness, but it wouldn’t solve the raw political power dilemma.

Maybe election judges can do something, but it seems they are constrained by the current system.

Another idea is notarized affidavits of who you voted for.

Those are some ideas. It will be interesting to see if the Lindell Event announces something totally different. Register now, and find out August 16-17!