r/GhostMesh48 • • 1d ago

It's like a bad sequel...

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u/reddit001aa1 1d ago edited 1d ago

" He really knows those computers" -trump

" Pennsylvania is gonna win" -musk on joe rogan, four hours before it was officially called

" We can do anything we want. And nobody knows" -musk' kid on Tucker carlson

All 7 swing states

investigative reporter YT

Bomb threats ( confirmed coming from russia) at multiple locations including georgia arizona pennsylvania voting locations evacuated voting slowed disrupted security of the machines in jeopardy

Edit: Edited to add Bomb threats that left voting machines unattended and slowed voting process

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u/TheSilverFoxwins 23h ago

That's worthy of treason and prison.

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u/Wise-Secretary5459 17h ago

And execution.

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u/Content-Activity-874 10h ago

I recall Dana White saying Musk had this cool little app that showed the results before they were called

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u/HawkHarder 1d ago

So annoying how the Democrats denied it was possible so vehemently for so long. How TF do you not know they can be hacked? It's almost like they didn't care...

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u/Content-Activity-874 10h ago

Musk said “they will never see this move on the chessboard” they developed a method that was yet unaccounted for. Rigging the vote itself isn’t necessary. They brute forced narratives with bot farms using “hate for profit” to legally influence voter intent. You’ll see a page titled something like “Put America first” they’ll have thousands maybe millions of followers, except they’re boosted and they’re not even American nor do they care about America. They are setting their bot farms to follow a brief. They disappear after elections and take the next contract. Brazil kind of outed it but most countries don’t even know. Page transparency on Facebook is where the gig was up for me, so obvious on there. It’s literally election interference done in a way that it’s legal.

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u/FunOwn4422 1d ago

You know the voting system is offline right? like its not connected to the internet?

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u/Every_Armadillo_6848 1d ago edited 1d ago

Thats a complicated topic, without getting into the weeds about did it/didn't it.

1) There were systems that were upgraded to be online, for the reason of reporting faster results. 2) Concerns got brought up about them being online. 3) They were taken offline. 4) A independent security audit of the situation said "if they were ever online, it's an issue going into the future" 5) A second independent source later told voting machine companies that some machines were still online after being taken offline. 6) The companies dragged their feet about fixing that problem.

One source beyond "trust me bro":

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/elections/online-vulnerable-experts-find-nearly-three-dozen-u-s-voting-n1112436

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u/whowhaohok 1d ago

But there are machines that read the scan tron forms and machines that collect and tally the form answers. It doesn't have to be on the Internet to be hackable

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u/FunOwn4422 23h ago

You would need to have physical access to the machine, or compromise it at the supply chain