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Arizona Audit Live Feeds, [11.07.21 11:49]

[Forwarded from Follow the Data with Dr Frank]

“Shockwave”

On August 10-12, Mr Lindell is publicly releasing 34 Tb of PCAPs for over 3,000 counties in the US. Cyber experts from around the globe will be converging in Sioux Falls, SD to help translate them into useful information for the general public.

It is going to cause a shockwave across the country.

Essentially, PCAPs are recordings of chunks of internet traffic. Each PCAP contains immutable routing and timestamp information in addition to the content (data, code, and information).

Counties are typically divided up into dozens of precincts. The PCAPs were recorded before, during, and after the November 2020 election by white-hat hackers, and they were delivered to Mr Lindell on January 9th.

You don’t even necessarily need to understand what the information is... the fact that someone was successfully communicating with the election machines during the election is in itself alarming... and illegal. The fact that there were white-hat hackers across the US recording the information is a testament to their patriotism.

Imagine that you have a translated PCAP in your hand which contains a timestamp during the election. The PCAP tells you the internet address of the machine that was being interacted with at that time.

You walk into you county board of elections, paper in hand, and ask them, “Hey! What gives?”

Multiply *that* by dozens of precincts in each of over 3,000 counties.

To accomplish this, we are going to need lots of volunteers... people who are persistent, and who are willing to bring the bad news to their election officials that they were hacked and tracked throughout the election.

I think there are many patriots that would love to deliver the bad news.

And if we do this right, there are going to be many unhappy election officials.

If you would like to be part of this historic event, and be one of the “bearers of bad news,” I encourage you to get connected with the “supermom” teams in your state.