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Kyle Becker angående 22 Dominion maskiner som nu plockas ned i detalj
https://mobile.twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1335664754296320000
Intervju med Jenna angående Forensic Control på 22 Dominion maskiner
https://mobile.twitter.com/TeamTrump/status/1335589049206263815
Intervju (2) med Jenna angående Forensic Control på 22 Dominion maskiner
https://mobile.twitter.com/DineshDSouza/status/1335706664876519427
Ytterst intressant. Då man redan har goda kunskaper i dessa maskiner blir detta de första "Officiella" nedplockningarna och jag tror man kommer kunna presentera fakta i stor detalj ex videos exempel på "drag an drop" jämföra med de fuskare som setts smuggla USB minnen m.m
https://mobile.twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1335664754296320000
Intervju med Jenna angående Forensic Control på 22 Dominion maskiner
https://mobile.twitter.com/TeamTrump/status/1335589049206263815
Intervju (2) med Jenna angående Forensic Control på 22 Dominion maskiner
https://mobile.twitter.com/DineshDSouza/status/1335706664876519427
Ytterst intressant. Då man redan har goda kunskaper i dessa maskiner blir detta de första "Officiella" nedplockningarna och jag tror man kommer kunna presentera fakta i stor detalj ex videos exempel på "drag an drop" jämföra med de fuskare som setts smuggla USB minnen m.m
Judge Kevin Elsenheimer of the 13th Circuit Court in Antrim County ordered that William Bailey of Central Lake could take “forensic images” of the 22 tabulators used for a vote on a marijuana retailer proposal he is challenging.
The order makes no mention of Antrim County’s presidential results, where a software issue initially led to an inaccurate vote count that was corrected after a paper ballot recount, which awarded the county to President Donald Trump.
Instead, Bailey wants to overturn a proposal to allow a marijuana retailer in his village that initially resulted in a 262-262 tie, which was considered a loss for the proposal, the order stated. A retabulation saw the proposal pass by one vote, which Bailey alleges didn’t count three damaged ballots.
https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2020/12/judge-allows-forensic-investigation-of-voting-equipment-in-antrim-county.html
