Some people here complain about everything... As we get old the filter that keeps us from blurting out whatever thought that crosses our minds starts to go away. The same phenomena applies to written posts.
You did good. Thank you for posting it. It was obvious there would be extreme blow back on the shocking revelation that the machines actually are visible over wifi and can be manipulated. The fact that this piece and others have spent so much time attacking and belittling the leader of the team who showed this, instead of going for confirmation themselves speaks volumes. The people here jumping on board and parrtoting the MSM are revealing only their true natures and demonstrating that they do not want the fraudulant election to be overturned.
All he needs do is provide the data that substantiates his claim.
Who he is or his accomplishments are irrelevant. I want his data to be publicly released. That’s the only thing that matters due to the claims he made.
While not always the best source here is What Wikipedia says about Pulitzer. They back up his credentials as the patent holder on scanners and bar codes. Here is who contributed to his online bio.
This is a professional biography that has been assembled exclusively using national third party cited references per Wikipedia Standards. The over 700 cited 3rd
party sources utilized to electronically assemble this professional biography include: Wikipedia, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Academia.edu, Security & Exchange Commission, NASDAQ, Patent Genius, IP Watchdog, History.com, CNET, AdAge, Broadcasting and Cable Magazine, Forbes, Newsweek, Business Insider, Amazon, Dallas Morning News, Bloomberg News, The Guardian, Investopedia, Washington Post, PC World, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Tech Times Magazine, USA Today, Poynter.org, Fortune Magazine, Business Journal, LA Times, Harvard Business Journal, Clickz, Geek.com, Wired Magazine, BrightHub, Mashable, Gizmodo, CalTech, HighBeam, NY Post, Silicon Investor, Verison.com, Media Post, Smithsonian, CW Honors, WebCitation, Macworld, Google Books, United States Patent and Trademark Office, Google Patents, RPX Corp, Apple.com, The Verge, PC World, The Telegraph UK, Variety, New Yorker Magazine, People Magazine, AOL, New Yorker Magazine, Chronicle Herald, ZDNet, Cato.org, Daily Mail UK, The Boston Standard, Free Library and other known media outlets.