You will need to see the pictures of the manuals on Telegram. Not sure how to do this and prefer not risk exposing FR to any liability if I do post them. (Someone will know how to archive the images !) I am posting here with the hope that this is not a false report!
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 10:51] Imagine a grandiose lie unraveling over a single password.
Why did the AZ Senate subpoena the password? Did the vendor REALLY think the auditors were incapable of cracking a password?
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 11:48] What do you think is behind the supervisor password? Is the supervisor password related to the subpoenad router in some way?
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 12:41] Would I ask such questions if I didn’t already know the answers?
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:12] In all these months, why has a high-level Dominion sysadmin whistleblower never taken a step forward?
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:20] Today I take my stand against the devil’s schemes. For my struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:30] Today we take a stand.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:34] Today we no longer accept being lied to by two-faced politicians and their crony business partners.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:39] [ Photo ] Our whistleblower is not from Arizona. Our whistleblower is from one of the many other states that used the Dominion software. Our whistleblower went to excruciating effort to detail and archive everything possible. Our whistleblower was trusted enough to be given instructions on how to modify the BIOS.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:41] Today we change the narrative.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:45] Today we will know what is behind the Supervisor password.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:46] Today we will know why they are hiding the router.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:49] [ Photo ] Our whistleblower is a hero. Our whistleblower is a patriot. Our whistleblower had access to all the passwords. Our whistleblower took pictures of what was locked behind those passwords.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:55] Today we learn what it takes to go up against the devil's schemes.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:56] Today we learn what true digital heroism is.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 13:58] Today a new legend is made.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 14:02] [ Photo ] Our whistleblower had access to the Election Management System servers. Our whistleblower had access to the Adjudication Clients. Our whistleblower had access to the ImageCast Central Workstations. Our whistleblower had access to the SUPERVISOR PASSWORD.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 14:13] Today we learn to appear weak when we are strong.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 14:13] Today we learn that the importance of timing and optics.
CodeMonkeyZ, [02.08.21 14:23] [ Photo ] Our whistleblower risked his life. Our whistleblower risked his livelihood. Our whistleblower risked everything.
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I believe there will be one more post that he is going to make.
In the meantime Maricopa County sent their reply to the AZ Senate. (Telegraph, Liberty Overwatch)
Maricopa County Releases Mocking Response to AZ Senate Subpoena
The Maricopa County Supervisors issued a sneering rejoinder to the AZ Senate’s third subpoena, calling the audit an “adventure in never never land (https://www.maricopa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/70435/Final-Signed-Letter-to-Senators).”
In a characteristically juvenile tweet (https://twitter.com/maricopacounty/status/1422289431965274122?s=28), the County summarized “key points to AZ Senate:
• Routers: No means no.
• Passwords: Why demand passwords we don’t have for tabulators you’ve already returned?🤔
• Images: Can’t find what we provided in April? Check Ballot Pallet 46 or subfolder AFFIDAVITS on Lacie hard drive. Or the lab in Montana.”
The response also includes a letter (https://www.maricopa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/70435/Final-Signed-Letter-to-Senators) from the attorney for Maricopa County reiterating that the County will NOT offer access to routers, Splunk logs, or passwords. The attorney downplays the data breach, calling it an “incident,” claims that the County is willing to resend the envelope images, and refers the Senate to the County Recorder for the voter records.
In a separate statement (https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/AZMARIC/bulletins/2eb0662), Chairman Sellers added: “For months, the Senate’s audit team has had access to the items they need to confirm Maricopa County’s tabulators were not connected to the internet and thus were not hacked during the November General Election. The certified auditors hired by the County needed just two weeks with the machines and logs that we turned over to the Senate to make such a determination. They have what they need.
…The Senate and their privately funded contractors should finish their “audit”, release their report and be prepared to defend it in court.”
Read 👓📑
👉 Statement from Maricopa County (https://www.maricopa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/70435/Final-Signed-Letter-to-Senators)
👉 Statement from Chairman Jack Sellers (https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/AZMARIC/bulletins/2eb0662)
Hat tip 🤠 @AZInformer🇺🇸❤️
Dominion Joins Maricopa County - Rejects the AZ Senate Subpoena
The CEO of Dominion refers to the subpoena as a “pubic records request” and states that because “Dominion is not a public officer or public body” the company “has no obligation to make its records available for public inspection.”
Hat tip🤠 @AZInformer🇺🇸 (I am off to do some chores outside!)
Since Code Monkey has those images I’m sure it’s fine to post them. But only copyable by Telegram members. I would if I could...
Can you put link to AZInformer?
This is exciting.
Thanks
“Our whistleblower is not from Arizona. Our whistleblower is from one of the many other states that used the Dominion software. Our whistleblower went to excruciating effort to detail and archive everything possible. Our whistleblower was trusted enough to be given instructions on how to modify the BIOS. “
I hope this person is from Colorado.
Mark