>>3853414

well known that every printer has a correlated, hidden mark when printing documents. each printer prints documents with an invisible 'digital fingerprint' - would make it easy to see if illegal ballots were printed on non-authorized printers.

there is no reason that the ballot printers could not be printing additional markings for veracity with an addition to the programmed ID.

>>3853626

and Anons thought that the Roths selling off their trusts was a nothingburger…

>>3853725

referring to yesterday when i asked it be inserted into notables again Anon,

o7

>>3853763

>>3853809

yes.

if voting machines are networked and data transferred via the net - they would have to be 'in the know'

>>3853872

copypasta shills shitting out everything they got - KEK

>>3853894

>>3854011

agree

>>3854069