>>8755961

Unfortunately yes they have.

INTERVIEW: FaceTec CEO Kevin Alan Tussy on Biometrics, e-Voting, and COVID-19

Now, the company is looking to perhaps the most important application of its sophisticated biometric technology yet: online voting. FaceTec established a key new partnership with Canadian mobile voting startup Neuvote in 2019, and the company is now preparing for a potentially huge expansion in this area as governments around the world look to facilitate social distancing during elections this year.

Naturally, this was the major subject of discussion in a new interview between FindBiometrics Editor in Chief Peter Counter and FaceTec CEO Kevin Alan Tussy. The two begin by addressing the need for biometrics in electronic voting and move onto what biometric enrolment looks like for voters, the importance of liveness detection, and the risks of not shifting to mobile voting for this year’s presidential election in the US.

https://findbiometrics.com/interview-facetec-ceo-kevin-alan-tussy-on-biometrics-e-voting-and-covid-19/

>>8756062

What's Next ? The message from Michael Alexander start at 1:33

WWG1WGA

Watch him perform a citizens arrest of a crooked District Attorney who was covering up CPS Child Abductions in Californis here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9Koe9Lv0CQ

>>8756259

Or 40000 ft below ground? Bad, toxic, stale air below ground causing respiratory problems?

>>8756335

I believe it fits. Check this out:

"Soldiers will need new equipment and training to operate in conditions such as complete darkness, bad air and lack of cover from enemy fire in areas that challenge standard Army communications equipment."

"Toxic air, or a drop in oxygen, are other challenges soldiers will be likely to face operating deep underground. The Army is evaluating off-the-shelf self-contained breathing equipment for units to purchase.

"Protective masks without a self-contained breathing apparatus provide no protection against the absence of oxygen," the subterranean manual states. "Having breathing apparatus equipment available is the primary protection element against the absence of oxygen, in the presence of hazardous gases, or in the event of a cave-in."

https://www.military.com/daily-news/2018/06/24/army-spending-half-billion-train-troops-fight-underground.html