Interview with Source on Electronic Vote Fraud (MUST-SEE video showing how the voting system was easily hacked)

YouTube ^ | 11/5/2020 | Russell Ramsland interviewed by L Todd Wood

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Thank you for posting about this video. For those who aven't seen it yet:

The video is definitely worth watching (about 1 hour).

The interviewee, Russel Ramsland, is a cybersecurity expert whose company has investigated election fraud.

He first distinguishes between VOTING fraud and ELECTION fraud. VOTING fraud goes on at the precinct and voting center level. It involves manipulation of voting machines, handling of paper ballots, and such. ELECTION fraud is what happens at the county and state levels where results are tabulated and posted to databases for recording, analysis, and reporting.

The video mainly addresses ELECTION fraud. It is based on data gotten from two counties in Texas. He says the data logs show many discrepancies that deserve further investigation. It gets kind of technical, but he shows how the data, once it is posted to the servers, can be manipulated in many ways. He is critical of the lack of security of the system, which is run by a company in Barcelona with data on servers in Frankfurt. He says the entire backend of the system can be manipulated by election officials at the county and state levels, and that it could be hacked by anyone with the technical know-how. He provides examples of how it can be done.

At one point in the video, he shows a news media clip frame-by-frame that clearly show votes being switched from one candidate to another.

He also discusses and shows how the database can be used to compare early and mail-in voting results with election-night results to project the number of votes needed to guarantee a win for a particular candidate.

He says he has tried to show his findings to the FBI and DHS with no success.

Note: His comments are about his research and vulnerabilities of our election systems. Don't confuse his video with Hammer and Scorecard, which appears to be a deep-state tool for hacking into the kind of election system that he describes.