Posted on 01/02/2021 7:23:36 AM PST by New Perspective
(ATLANTA)-Yesterday, during a Georgia State Senate hearing, failed treasure hunter, J. Hutton Pulitzer, or Commander Pulitzer (no record of military experience), claimed that he had “hacked” Georgia’s voting system.
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#ComDem BS!
Failed Secretary of State of Georgia piles on more attempts to cover-up their crimes and malfeasance in office.
Jordan Fuchs, Deputy SOS, is really running the show and she is a nasty piece of work.
So what if he failed as a treasure hunter. The real objective was did he hack into the server? yes, he did. So STFU. When exactly did a political office turn into a fact-checking operation?
What a bush league hit piece by the Georgia heehaw SOS.
I think there are legitimate issues with Pulitzer’s claims. He has not provided a written technical overview, no packet captures of the traffic for analysis, etc. Regardless of what he did in the past, what matters is him providing the evidence for all to see end examine. That he has not done that casts doubts in his claims.
Hey, Georgia Secretary of State: why do you keep deflecting from the real issues? Why won’t you allow a forensic audit of the mail in ballots and why won’t you allow a forensic examination of the Dominion machines?
Those are the only issues that matter, your smoke and mirrors are irrelevant.
He need to provide the packet captures and report detailing this. Not a video, not his testimony. Actual data that people can analyze. Why has he not done that yet?
J. Jovan Philyaw
It is infuriating that the scumedia will amplify the lies and deceptions, rather than look at the FACTS in evidence. A criminal like Raffie could not get away with jis sedition if not for the fourth estate turned fifth column for the enemy. Evil saunters across the land in Georgia.
There’s no reason you couldn’t have posted more of the article so we don’t have to go to the link to read it:
Yesterday, during a Georgia State Senate hearing, failed treasure hunter, J. Hutton Pulitzer, or Commander Pulitzer (no record of military experience), claimed that he had “hacked” Georgia’s voting system. The treasure hunter provided no evidence during the Senate hearing that he had done so, only claiming it had happened.
“Fake news is hard enough to combat when mainstream media outlets push it out, but when a small cadre of Georgia legislators do it, it’s a whole different story,” said Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. “These legislators need to stop calling their own reelections illegitimate and focus on getting out the vote for the January 5 elections. The mistrust they are sowing is depressing turnout. If Senators Loeffler and Perdue lose on January 5, the Georgia state legislators have only themselves to blame.”
In another election disinformation filled hearing, a small group of Republicans in the Georgia State Senate featured the claims of failed inventor and failed treasure hunter J. Hutton Pulitzer as a star witness. In his presentation, Hutton Pulitzer, formerly J. Jovan Philylaw, claimed without providing any evidence that he had “hacked” a poll pad. He then went on to claim that meant that the entire voting system was compromised even though the poll pad, like the poll books which they have replaced, are never connected to the rest of the voting system.
Hutton Pulitzer was the inventor of CueCat, a cat shaped device that, when connected to the computer, allowed users to scan barcodes on ads that would bring up the website where they could purchase the advertised product. The device attracted $185 million in investment before becoming “an anathema of the tech industry and a cautionary tale for investors.” In 2006, is was listed as one of the “25 worst tech products of all time” by PC World magazine...
The real objective was did he hack into the server
He need to provide the packet captures and report detailing this.
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When I was watching his testimony, I was hoping that he was going to say “have you got a data projector that I can plug into so that you can see what I’m seeing?”
J. Jovan Philyaw, please provide the packet captures and written report detailing your findings, so that others may validate them.
That he has so far failed to provide that data is, to me, unfortunate and telling. I’m hoping he will this weekend.
Well, well, well, who is telling the TRUTH...?
Time will tell...
Speaking of Tells, the GA Sec. of State “Fact Checker” used Alinsky Rules # 5 & #12 in the gobbledygook announcement that Pulitzer is wrong about “the hack”...
I’d put my $$$ on the Billionaire Tech Wizard...!
LOL, and you actually believe the GA SOS?
Gimmee a break!!
I was never sure about the guy because of his teeth. They look like he made them himself.
But my main problem with him - and this is a problem I’ve expressed with many of the experts/witnesses in the election hearings - was his propensity to talk about what he believed was legal/illegal instead of talking about the facts. Not unlike that blonde chick with the hair piled on her head who sounded like “Marissa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny.” At least Marissa Tomei presented facts.
This ‘Hit piece’ is laughable. They waste 2/3 of the screed distracting and discrediting him on some of his fun adventurous stuff but ignore that he knows of what he speaks, 185 patents, deep knowledge of QCR and machine-reading of optical, etc. So what that in 2006 some piece of software was discounted by PC Magazine. Yeah - those guys are the ‘experts’. Right. Baby/Bathwater.
Google the name and be your own judge.........LOL!
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Every mass media propaganda article uses several of these—easy to spot once you know their tricks.
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