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What do we know about ARLO software

that can be used to access the voter database?

Is this on the Sec of State or on the software company?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0-vyw9qbdw

michigan senate hearing on election fraud

@ 04:36:00 - Charles Rischard, a plaintiff in the Sydney Powell's lawsuit

former VP of ___ ? Aerospace

Chairman of the Oceanic County Board of Canvassers

testimony to Michigan Senate special hearing

"Charles Rischard (rish-ard) First of all, thank you for having me. I'm not your normal person, in terms of protest or otherwise. I'm a former Vice President of Quandian?? Aerospace. And when I hear numbers bantered around, I got to tell you… if I accepted those numbers, even though they're an improvement… on aerospace, on aircraft, you would be dying. The planes would be dropping out of the sky.

"It's deplorable to hear things like 'what the numbers were in 2016 and what they are in 2020.' So, when I hear this… I'm going to go into my speech, so I'm sorry… but it really does… I just really can't believe we talk like 'it's okay, it's acceptable.'

"So anyway, my name is Charles Rischard and I'm Chairman of the Oceanic County Board of Canvassers. And I'm one of the plaintiffs in THE SUIT with Sydney Powell. And I make that emphasis… that suit is very valid and we're going forward. And you guys will be involved in it, too, before long. I guarantee it.

So, I say that because we have got to clean up what is going on in the election process. When I hear Senator Lucido say 'well, we're just lawmakers' - WRONG.

You guys chartered it. You chartered the Board of Canvassers. You go back and look at MCL 168, you guys chartered it. It's a 113-page manual, too. So I can tell you specifically on it.

"I've heard a lot of things about it. I've heard of clerks testifying. Those clerks know it up to this process. They know THAT part, but after that, no they don't. The tabulators and stuff, very few do. They're just too technical.

"But let me tell you about one piece of evidence you don't know. The Secretary of State contracted with a company called VoterWorks. They use a software called ARLO. ARLO is an open architecture. You ought to look at that. It's a serious flaw.

It's a back way into the QVF, the Qualified Voter File. What does that do? It allows it to enter names… names that may be fictitious.

"I've heard, and seen examples of places where these people don't live and what not. Take a look at it. That's pretty serious flaws. Like your bank or your credit card being open. No one's looking at that. How did we find it? We found it by preparing for the Board of Canvassers last week. I happened to discover it by looking at the audit file… the risk, umm, the state calls it - 'a risk-limiting audit pilot system.'

"It's a joke. I want to tell you that. It's a joke. How do I know that? I'm an auditor. I'm a systems auditor. Not a computer systems auditor… a quality systems auditor, where you can tear things apart and understand what the documentation is… what you use as a standard.

"When you talk about an audit, what are you auditing to? What standard are you auditing to. So, when I say that… so that's a joke. And that really… that really… that open hole there, is like your credit card being breached. And that's what it is. It is a distinct breach. It's there. We really need to focus on that.

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"Umm, and another thing… I heard about the Black Lives Matter and Jesus. We had an incident in our poll. A lady had a 'Trust Jesus' shirt on. They would not let her be in the poll. She was a poll worker. They stopped… they told her at the first of the day, it's a code… umm… dress code issue or it's an issue. She went to five different people, including the state… including the STATE.

"So, I didn't accept it. I went to the FBI. And I heard Pete Lucido said that… the FBI is a joke. I want to tell you that right now and I can validate it. But, so… I want to finish with this. So, you know, it's a joke because they don't go that far. I backed a guy into the corner, a really serious… and then I talked to him again.

"And he said, 'What do we do? Are we going to solve… go after a $5. dollar case or are we going to go after a $10 million dollar case?'

And you know what I said to him? I said,

'BOTH,' you know why? Because that's selective enforcement if you don't. I've been on city council. I can tell you that. If you do that, you are subjigating freedom. You are doing… you are basically just going after money.

"Let me finish with just one thing and I'll give you my notes. It'll be quick.

Finally, you have a job to do under our U.S. Constitution Article II Section 1 Clauses 2 and 3, that state, and I'll paraphrase…

'The Legislature will pick a number of electors equal to the number of Senators and Representatives. In Michigan's case, we expect with all the fraud going on in this state that you will do your duty and elect the electors as described in the U.S. Constitution, and rule this election 'Null and Void.' Be a leader, not a wuss.

Void the vote. Elect electors. Thank you."