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DECEMBER 2020
HOW
ELECTORAL
VOTES COULD BE
HACKED
Okay so the latest news is that there
have been massive hacks of database
software. An update for "Solar
Winds" about last July 2020 allowed
hackers to access the software and
edit the database. Apparently
other data base software and security
software was also hacked.
Just let's think about that. So
how do local governments and state
governments store their voting
records? Presumably there is a
list of voters by district with names
& addresses and records of when
& whether they voted. Not
how they voted.
That means that a hacker could
access and get a list of voters who
rarely or never voted.
Hmm. How could he use that
information? I suppose if he
felt strongly about who should be
President he could send in postal
votes. Those voters rarely
voted, so there is very little
duplication. In these Covid
times, sensible voters would avoid
crowds at voting booths.
So nobody was surprised that
Democrat voters overwhelmingly voted
postal for Biden. Except
Trump.
Trump complained, of course. But
he had no evidence. And nobody
was inclined to help him gather
evidence, or (presumably) speculate
how he could get evidence.
All he needed was a list of those
people who cast postal votes.
Then he needed someone to contact
those people, and have them confirm
that they voted.
That information would be all the
evidence he needed.
If there was evidence of fraud then
all postal votes should be declared
invalid, and voters be offered the
opportunity to vote again.
Subscribers to
Murdoch's mainstream media "The
Australian" can read the paper online,
and comment on individual
stories. A bit like Twitter or
Facebook.
I have been
writing comments. And am being
censored for any comments that support
TRUMP'S assertion that the election
results have been compromised.
Following is the evidence.
In response to
an article on 29th December Pushback on Xi's
vision for China spreads beyond US I commented:
It's becoming clearer. It was
China that hacked the USA and the
voting machines.
That is
why Biden won.
On 30th December in response to an
article "Donald Trump's
backers look to last stand-in
election protest" I commented:
I agree
with Trump
The
results were rigged. That "Hack"
was actually a hack of vote
counting machines.
Looks
like Xi & Putin are the
winners.
On 1st January 2021 I
commented on an article headed
"Senator to object to Biden
victory":
What about the monumental hack
of USA government computers,
allegedly by the Russians or
Chinese?
Did that hack extend to vote
counting?
On 11th January here are two more
"REJECTED" comments I made..
All five
were rejected. Why? We
suspect that big tech and MSM are
trying to eradicate Trump.
They censor or downplay any news
that is anti-Biden (like about his
son Hunter or China
business). And block any
speculation that the recent hack
of US government computers might
have extended to state government
polling computers. After
all, maybe they used the hacked
cybersecurity firm FireEye and the
hacked database management firm
Solar Winds.
I have had many previous similar comments rejected. Unfortunately, they are now being deleted fairly quickly so I cannot report them verbatim.
Sydney meter charges are as high as or higher than those in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.
An example. Lady Macquaries
Chair has parking meters. $8 per
hour from 8AM to 8PM. $5 per hour from
8PM to 8AM.
I recently drove out there on a sunny
Sunday at about 2PM, intending to swim
in the Boy Charleton pool. On
about 300 parking spaces North of the
Eastern Distributor to Lady
Macquarie's chair, there were 25 cars
parked north of the "Eastern
Distributor", mostly near the Museum,
a few near the pool and the Botanic
Gardens. I have checked on other
weekdays at about 9AM and the number
of cars is normally about 60, grouped
around the Museum, the pool and the
Botanical gardens entrance.
There were about 2 cars in the 150
spaces at the northern half of the
peninsula.
I wrote to
Clover Moore, the Mayor of Sydney,
complaining. Her office
responded that it wasn't SCC (Sydney
City Council). It's something
called "The Royal Botanic
Trust". So it's a bureaucratic
minion of Gladys the NSW
Premier. I wrote to Gladys and
she referred me to Shelley Hancock,
MP.
Please, somebody. Get in there
and reduce those parking fees.
Treat Lady Macquarie's chair like
Centennial Park. We want people to
visit the gardens, the pool and the
Museum. Visitors should be
encouraged, not used for profit.
Of course there are about 40 of those
24 hour $8/$5 meters in Hospital Road,
behind Sydney Hospital and
Parliament. Rarely is there even
one space. It's where I have to
park when I go for cataracts
etc. Good job there Shelley!
Captive users with no choice in these
Covid times.
There are
another 30 meters outside the
museum. Usually about 25 in use.
I am guessing the Museum Staff and the
Botanic Gardens staff have "special"
parking rates.