>>1509729 (prev bread)

So, if I'm getting it right, you're saying that:

if an anon is able to locate these files, the ones mentioned in the article you referenced,

>https://www.troyhunt.com/ive-just-added-2844-new-data-breaches-with-80m-records-to-have-i-been-pwned/

then if an anon were to useg the method outlined in the Q drops (pic related)

then that anon would be able to access those same files,

and that one or both of those files are:

a) gg_dump ftom 'accidental' [No Such Agency] upload to the 'cloud'.

b) the passwords to those files are already 'out there'.

c) the e-documents being referenced in the Ron Johnson letter to Christopher Wray are likely accessible now.

Just reading between the lines and thinking out loud.

>>1514364

>>1514374

>do it.

Before you decide to 'just do it', you may want to read this:

https://www.troyhunt.com/here-are-all-the-reasons-i-dont-make-passwords-available-via-have-i-been-pwned/

>>1514229

> The same 3 mil.

Have you ever noticed the way Hannity repeats the same basic facts every night?

The reason for this is that his and Fox's audience grows daily.

Each current viewer and each new viewer represent a household, not an individual.

So the math is logically flawed.

The tens of millions of children are included in the 327 million but they don't count when it comes to an election.

The percentage of registered voters ad the percentage of potential unregistered voters is the key number you should be looking for.

Then there's the percentage of undecided voters, both registered and unregistered.

THIS is the primary focus of the media in general, (because the vast majority of people have already made up their minds and their voting patterns are predictable).

These are the voters that tip the balance in one direction or another.

It's these people that determine the outcome of an election.

Remember DJT? Who voted him in?

Wasn't it the voters who changed their previous voting patterns whether non-participation or by switching sides. (red-pill)

This is also why 'red-pilling' is essential.

A red-pilled voter is a Republican voter.