PDF Copy of Subpoenas freshly issued in Michigan
DETROIT CLERK
https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2020-12/Subpoena%20to%20Detroit%20City%20Clerk.pdf
LIVONIA CLERK
https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2020-12/Subpoena%20to%20Livonia%20City%20Clerk.pdf
A lot of news just broke at 6 PM
John Solomon breaking several big stories.
More incoming
Live right now
https://pandemic.warroom.org/listen-live/
The end won't be for everyone.
Think mirror.
They investigated Trump from the beginning of his campaign.
Now they will investigate Biden from the beginning of his campaign.
The stage has been set.
To justify what is about to happen to Biden.
But it had to be this way.
He had to get in and be focused on just like Trump was as president.
What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
Trump is just another extension of the swamp.
He was with epstein.
He's indebted out the ass.
He had to make a deal to ultimately put in deep state actors clean up crew to bury everything and then dip out still convincing the sheep that he's fighting for them for transparency (even though all logic suggests otherwise).
WIKILEAKS CABLES CAME FROM SAME INTERNET PROTOCOL ROUTER SHUT DOWN BY THE PENTAGON
Most of the diplomatic messages released by Wikileaks have been traced to a US defence department network, known as Siprnet, used for the exchange of classified information, media reports say.
Ironically, Siprnet (Secret Internet Protocol Router Network), which was set up in the 1990s, was expanded as part of moves after 9/11 to allow classified information to be shared more easily and prevent failures of communication between different intelligence agencies.
It is designed for exchange of information up to "secret" level - the level for information that would cause "serious damage" to national security.
It is thought about 2.5 million US military and civilian personnel have access to the network.
However, Siprnet is not recommended for distribution of top-secret information.
Only 6% (more than 15,000) of the documents have been classified as secret. Another 40% were "confidential", while the rest were unclassified.
Easier access
Siprnet was identified as the source of the leaked messages because they had the tag "Sipdis", meaning Siprnet Distribution, as part of address codes that headed them.
Siprnet uses the same technology as the internet, but has dedicated and encrypted lines that are separate from all other communications systems, according to a defence department users' guide.
The system is protected by a series of security measures, the guide adds:
All users must be approved and registered
Passwords are complex, and must be changed every 150 days
Only accessible from specially enabled computers in secure location
Computers must not be left unattended
No linking to civilian internet without prior approval
Media storage devices become classified at secret level once connected to Siprnet-enabled computers
Audit trail of all users, including identity of all persons accessing Siprnet
However, the guide says that technological advances in storage devices have made it easier to remove classified information from secure areas.
Meanwhile the network has become easier to access around the world since 9/11.
The attacks led to the State Department setting up the net centric diplomacy initiative, allowing its own information to be shared on Siprnet.
The vast majority of US embassies are now connected up to Siprnet.
Speaking to BBC News in July, US intelligence analyst Catherine Lotrionte said data-sharing was necessary for effective intelligence work, and the risk that it might make large data breaches easier was simply "the cost of doing business - the downside is that someone may break the rules".
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-11863618
State legislatures have to certify the Trump electors that are sent. Senator or house member have to object. Rest of the RINOs have to back it at least.
Or win in court which i hate to say is a disaster.