by Raheem Kassam, The National Pulse:
The 2021 Halderman Report, released this past week, lays bare a litany of “critical vulnerabilities” in Dominion Voting Systems’ machines, currently being used in a number of states, and in all voting locations in the U.S. state of Georgia.
Compiled by Prof. Alex Halderman and Prof. Drew Springall as part of the lawsuit Curling v. Raffensperger, the newly released though still partly redacted report explains how ballot scanners ad ballot marking devices (ICX), “can be exploited to subvert all of its security mechanisms” and that “ICX could be used to change the votes of individual Georgia voters.”
What Americans are experiencing today and do not recognize as such is a nearly modern repeat of what happened in Concord, Massachusetts, in 1775. Then, British “Regulars” were sent to seize the guns, powder, and cannon of Britain’s American Colonists in an attempt to neutralize a potential rebellion over a tax. It was the “shot heard around the world.” A minority of those American Colonists, well, enough anyway, chaffed under the boot of British demands that the Colonists house and feed the King’s regular army, and an increase in a tea tax was necessary. Some protest demonstrations against that tax had to be made to convey their displeasure. Thereafter, the famous “Boston Tea Party” entered the history books.
Two witnesses in Kari Lake’s Arizona election challenge trial testified Wednesday that Maricopa County signature reviewers worked less in the general election than in the primary, despite more ballots having to be reviewed.
