FRAUD VITIATES EVERYTHING.[Whistleblower, Dominion Election Management Voting System, 1 min 17 sec video]

youtube.com ^ | August 3, 2021 | Youtube user: William Trippe

[ransomnote]

[H/T Pete from Shawnee Mission]

 

FRAUD VITIATES EVERYTHING - YouTube 

Aug 3, 2021

[Introductory text posted under the 1:17 minute YOUTUBE video by William Trippe.]

"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." John 8:32 --

 

A whistleblower reached out with footage filmed of the Dominion Election Management System inside an election center in one of the states that used Dominion software and hardware (not Arizona).

 

As you will see in the video, the whistleblower initially discusses with a Dominion employee about who holds the BIOS password and it is discovered that the STATE is keeping the password - not Dominion, and not the county.

 

Later, the whistleblower asks the Dominion employee about connectivity and whether or not the machines can be connected to the internet...

 

With just 1 minute and 17 seconds, we expose their most egregious lie.

 

FRAUD VITIATES EVERYTHING.

 

-- disclaimer: This footage was NOT filmed in Arizona. --

 

https://etherscan.io/tx/0xe82badf03db... https://anonfiles.com/7aK1l6A5ua/Domi...

 

[Transcript]

[Music]

 

Dominion CEO John Poulos: voting systems are

by design meant to be used as closed

systems that are not networked meaning that they

are not connected to the internet.

 

There is no internet connectivity at all.

They are not designed to be connected to the outside world

through either an internet connection

or any other, uh, external connect

connectivity device.

 

whistleblower: Do we have these passwords in the system?

 

Dominion employee: Not the BIOS passwords.

 

whistleblower: What's that?

 

Dominion employee: The state's keeping them.

 

whistleblower: The state won't let us have our own

passwords?

 

Dominion employee: Not the BIOS passwords.

 

 

Sen. Peter J. Lucido: Does dominion have any way to remotely access any of the information on any of the

equipment or have remote access within the

machines themselves?

 

Dominion CEO John Poulos: No.

 

Sen. Peter J. Lucido: Does anybody have access to the best

of your knowledge?

 

Dominion CEO John Poulos: No.

 

 

Dominion employee: You're connected to the internet.

 

whistleblower: Right.

Dominion employee: This one has wireless.

whistleblower: Right.

 

  

Dominion employee: But the devices are grayed out.

 

whistleblower: Are grayed out. 

 

Dominion employee: Are not checked.

 

whistleblower: Oh. I see.

 

Dominion employee: They are disabled.

 

whistleblower: Okay. So, but you'd be able to go in and do that though right?

 

Dominion employee: Yeah.

 

whistleblower: By unlocking it and putting the password in?

 

Dominion employee: Right.

[nesnah]

no issued badge either. just one he made with photoshop

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[iontheball]

Gaining the presidency through fraud nullifies a presidency. This principle is simply not only common sense it’s basic contract law. Two presidents - Biden and Obama - both gained office through fraud on the voters, violating the government’s contract with the voters (people). Nothing was done with Obama and now the Democrats feel entitled to the same approach with Biden. Their corrupt approach is anything is fair for Democrats and if the fraudster gains office by whatever means, nothing can be done to rectify it.

[humblegunner]

Or being a puppet for CNN and Newsweek.

Who is? You? Why do you do it?

Surely not me as I've never mentioned either.

But you have.

[Mr.FixIt]

....kinda like a mall cop, but without the uniform and prestige.

That's really good, LOL!

[Mr.FixIt]

Not sure where he got the “humble” part of his name. Grumble would be more fitting.

Humble does not apply, I'm thinking stumbledrunkard.

[humblegunner]

Well, since you ain't drunk, you tell me what this says:

What, you can't? Because it's blurry like I said?

Well what do you know about that.

Lying punk.

[Reily]

It maybe common sense but find those words in the US Constitution. Those exact words not a penumbra of interpretation implying that ! The Constitution is the supreme law of the land not contract law, not common law. We either accept what it says exactly or we behave like Rats. Who have a “Living Constitution “ that says what they want it to say whenever they need it to say something to fit what they want.

One way to remove a sitting President even one elected by fraud. Impeachment by the House followed by conviction in the Senate.

[redinIllinois]

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[EinNYC]

If I posted some unreadable junk would I be a hero?

Honey pie, you post unreadable junk EVERY SINGLE DAY. And a lot of hateful sniping junk we wish we couldn't read. Flame away, I know you've pissed off a lot of people here with your unfounded self-appointed blog cop act.

[MileHi]

What have you done to uncover the steal?

Nothing. He hasn't posted anything useful in at least a decade. Those who can, do. Those who can't criticize.

[bhl]

So the voting machines have WIFI capability, but it is usually off.. isn’t something the typical admin can turn on (because it is grayed out), but there may be a super admin method of enabling wifi.

The whistleblower could elaborate on which services would be available if wifi was turned on: SSH, database, web, etc.

Now if the router logs were saved, and you could show that a wireless device with a MAC ID matching a voting machine logged onto the WIFI.. that might be interesting.. More interesting if the database were accessible via WIFI.

[MileHi]

Surely not me as I've never mentioned either.

Useful idiots often don't know who they are useful to.

[Mr.FixIt]

I didn't say anything about the accuracy of the article so you calling me a "lying punk" makes you the lying punk.

[Jane Long]

BTTT!

[Mr.FixIt]

So the voting machines have WIFI capability, but it is usually off.. isn’t something the typical admin can turn on (because it is grayed out), but there may be a super admin method of enabling wifi.

It is something the typical admin can turn on, that's why they're admins. A user can turn it on as well if the BIOS settings are not password protected. You just have to make the change, save and exit and it will be enabled on the next reboot. You (or an admin) don't have to password protect the BIOS settings if you don't want to - it's just another option of many in the BIOS.

[bray]

Those are your two favorite sources you allow on this site. Any Conservative smaller than GP gets your nonsense.

[humblegunner]

Allow?
Really?

[stockpirate]

Most of what you post is unreadable junk

[FreeReign]

Nothing. He/she/it is the board blog cop....kinda like a mall cop, but without the uniform and prestige.

Ha! Always bet on Jumblegunner.

[FreeReign]

Gaining the presidency through fraud nullifies a presidency. This principle is simply not only common sense it’s basic contract law.

Yup.