I got here because an anon posted in UK bread where I was lurking.
thanks, anons.
https://twitter.com/Wizard_Predicts/status/1329819084247150592
The Election WizardMan mage
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Sidney Powell says she offered evidence Tucker Carlson, but he was "insulting, demanding and rude…”
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Praying Medic
10:09 AM · Nov 20, 2020
>https://twitter.com/Officer_Lew/status/1329823825962405891
Sidney Powell just now on Glenn Beck:
Servers from ScytI in Germany were in fact confiscated and "I AM HEARING THAT IS WAS OUR FORCES THAT GOT THE SERVERS."
Translation: We have it all.
10:28 AM · Nov 20, 2020
To prepare for statewide post-election audits in 2020, the secretary of state’s office ispartnering with VotingWorks and the Center for Election Innovation and Research, national nonpartisan organizations that have experience with election audits in multiple states. "Arlo", the auditing tool used in Georgia’s risk-limiting audit, was recognized Thursday by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
“Heading into 2020, we’re exploring all possible ways that we can support state and local election officials while also ensuring thatAmericans across the country can confidently cast their votes,” CISA Director Christopher Krebssaid in a press release issued by his office. “At a time when we know foreign actors are attempting to interfere and cast doubt on our democratic processes, it’s incredibly important elections are secure, resilient and transparent. For years, we have promoted the value of auditability in election security; it was a natural extension to support this open source auditing tool for use by election officials and vendors alike.”
The auditing tool is open-source software provided free for state and local elections officials and their private-sector partners. Arlo provides an easy way to perform the calculations needed for the audit: determining how many ballots to audit, randomly selecting which ballots will be audited, comparing audited votes to tabulated votes, and knowing when the audit is complete.
https://www.albanyherald.com/news/secretary-of-state-wants-to-publicize-post-election-audits/article_995a744e-0ec7-11ea-8d93-4385da41dc0a.html
==VotingWorks==
Executive Director, Ben Adida,
https://www.linkedin.com/company/votingworks
https://voting.works/
> Executive Director, Ben Adida,
https://www.wired.com/story/wired25-2020-people-making-things-better/
Adida’s election tech comrade: Josh Benaloh, senior cryptographer, Microsoft Research
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>Twitter link to Sidney Powell audio on Glenn Beck show saying US MIL recovered Scytl servers in GER.
notable Rudy interview
>A second election official in Georgia has been fired for "negligent failure to follow protocol" that resulted in several dozen ballots being omitted from DeKalb County's original vote count, officials said Friday.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^notable
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/kim-jong-uns-half-nephew-in-cia-custody-after-2017-disappearance-report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's half-nephew was reportedly taken into CIA custody after disappearing three years ago at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport.
Kim Han Sol disappeared in 2017 after arriving in the Netherlands from Taiwan. He released a video saying that he was in hiding with his mother and sister. A statement released with the video thanked the United States, China, the Netherlands, and an unnamed fourth country for their assistance in their safe escape, but a new report from the New Yorker suggests that it was the CIA which effected the escape — and in whose custody Kim Han Sol and his family remain.
The CIA declined to comment.
Kim Han Sol was supposed to seek refuge in the Netherlands with the help of the Free Joseon movement and a Dutch human rights lawyer after arriving at Schiphol. But he never exited the gate, according to one of Free Joseon's supporters, and instead was "taken through a side door to a hotel in the airport." Sources confirmed that it was the CIA who took Kim Han Sol from the airport, but it's unclear whether he was relocated to another country or was taken somewhere in the Netherlands.