Interesting nuggets from the Antrim County, Michigan Dominion machine forensic analysis: The 6,000-vote switch gave the game away about Dominion computers.

The first inkling Americans had that there was something going on with voting machines came when Antrim County, Michigan admitted that its computer had a "glitch" and gave 6,000 Trump votes to Biden. County officials quickly backtracked, calling it "human error," but it was too late. The computer fraud cat was out of the bag. Now, thanks to a judge pushing past the Michigan secretary of state's effort to suppress information, we can finally see the preliminary forensics report on Antrim County's Dominion systems. This post summarizes the highlights.

Russell Ramsland, of Allied Security Operations Group, LLC (ASOG), wrote the report. You may be familiar with him from this video. If you haven't watched the video, I recommend it, because it's a great overview of how computer systems can be used for fraudulent elections.

The topline summary is that the Dominion machines in Antrim County were set up to send almost 70% of votes to "adjudication." This meant that, instead of the voting machine simply tabulating the votes, the ballots were subjected to a non-transparent process, with no auditable trail.

It was this "adjudication" process that dictated which candidate would receive the vote. And just to make the process more opaque, Antrim County did something in 2020 it had never done since it started using the machines: it deleted all the adjudication entries. The server logs are also missing.

With that heads up, here are summaries of the main points: the audit found that two different Dominion software programs were in use. Programs should be standardized throughout an election "if election tabulation is the expected outcome as required by US Election Law." This type of difference "is a design feature to alter election outcomes."

At this point, all of the Courts have the option to shoot down these claims as moot because of the EC vote yesterday. I disagree that they can, but they will. Need a special prosecutor or the new AG to act and get this to Congress before the vote count on the 6th. After the 6th, things get really hard to change because of the succession laws and references to the “President Elect,” which Biden will become if the COngress approves on the 6th.

Even though the logs were deleted, they could still exist on the drives. Frequently just the entry in the FAT (file allocation table) is erased, with the actual file still intact, as long as another later file doesn’t occupy that location.

They probably aren't just FAT, I would imagine, given the read through the forensic document that they might be NTFS, which would make things just a bit more difficult. OTOH, the report said they took an actual image of the drive, so if the data is there, it can be recovered. I'm kind of surprised that they didn't attempt any file recovery. Information about that might have been redacted, but I didn't see anything on it.

Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.