Can we have a single thread to discuss what may be discussed or shown at Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium?

This may be an interesting event.
I would like to see what others think without having discussion spread about through numerous threads.

Link? I'll admit I have heard about this "Symposium" (just the name), but I have no idea WTF it is intended to accomplish, who is sponsoring it, etc.

Watch Live

In addition to RSBN, OAN is currently carrying it live right now.

I noticed Fox News refused to air his commercial for this event.

My question since I originally heard about this was; 2 full days of material??

I hope there is something to it. I'm tired of info coming out in drips, and want it all out on the table. I believe the election was hacked and the former Vice President is illegitimately in office.

I also believe this COVID crap is part of it all too. My kids started school today and are NOT wearing masks.

I want to start feeling like I am not ready to wear tinfoil on my head all the time. what I see and have seen does not match the narrative on either topic.

I am upbeat and angry, not defeated. That is the contagion that must be spread.

Cyber attack at start of symposium reported.

Lindell’s Symposium Hit with Cyber Attack — Shut Down — But Backup Plan Kicks in, Program Slightly Delayed– HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT AT 7 PM

Link

..and I think Dominion has started another lawsuit, against OANN, RSBN, etc. Let's see what the audits found...

To be honest, I doubt that Mr. Pillow is some kind of super genius that can find things that no one else can. I expect this “symposium” will just be full of rehashes of various conspiracy theories, half-truths, and outright falsehoods that are designed to appeal to people who desperately want to believe, and they will eat it up without question. No matter how eye-rolling whatever comes out is, I’m sure Trump will give it a yuuge thumbs up.

First big reveal seems to be stymied by the raid of an office in Colorado.

My guess is that is tied to this news.

Mesa County District Attorney Conducts Criminal Investigation After Posting Of Election System Passwords

Yep, that is it.
Mesa County clerk's office under state investigation for breach of security

Secretary of State and Dominion were involved with servicing of search warrant on Mesa County Clerks office, while Tina Peters was on a flight to the Cyber Symposium.

SOS probe of Clerk Peters' office could lead to criminal charges.
Link The Daily Sentinel

Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is under investigation for a breach in election security that could lead to criminal charges, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office announced Monday.

Secretary of State Jena Griswold issued a direct order to Peters early Monday demanding that she disclose surveillance recordings and other documents related to the illegal release of passwords to Mesa County election computers, including detailed information for an unknown employee who may or may not work for her who Peters allowed to have access to sensitive election information.

“We have these security protocols in place for a reason,” Griswold told The Daily Sentinel in an exclusive interview early Monday, a few hours before Peters herself learned of the order.

“This is a very serious breach in chain-of- custody and security protocols, Griswold added. “If the Mesa County clerk cannot show proof in the chain of custody or if the voting equipment after inspection, if there is anything that comes to our attention, the voting equipment will be decertified.”

Griswold also said that possible criminal charges could be filed as a result of the security breach, but declined to say whether Peters herself or someone else in her office could held liable pending the outcome of her office’s investigation.

A source who is in a position to know but was not authorized to speak on the record, however, said that person’s name is Gerald Wood, but no one by that name appears on Peters’ employee roster at any point so far this year, according to the county’s monthly position reports.

That person allegedly leaked passwords of the county’s Dominion Voting Systems election machines on various social media sites.

Griswold’s order also demands that Peters hand over all correspondence and any other documents related to the breach from her or any of her election workers, and she orders Peters and her staff not to tamper with any surveillance equipment or voting machines until state investigators arrive, which could occur as early as today.

The Secretary of State’s Office learned about the leak from those sites, which was first posted on an online blog known as Gateway Pundit, which allegedly got it from Ron Watkins, a conspiracy theorist who was the subject of an HBO documentary earlier this year that suggested he could be the original Q in the QAnon conspiracy theories.

On his social media platforms, Watkins, who goes by the handle CodeMonkeyZ, claimed the information came from an “alleged” Dominion employee, whom he called a whistleblower.

He said it was proof that the nation’s election systems could be accessed outside of elections offices, and that employees within the Colorado-based Dominion company had remote access to them.

Griswold said that isn’t true. She said the passwords are controlled by her office, and counties’ election equipment is not connected to the internet. The only way to access them, or use the passwords, is to be in direct contact with the county’s election equipment, Griswold said.

She said only “very trusted” election workers are given access to the passwords.

Peters said she would provide more details when the investigation is completed.

” Confidence in the election process is paramount,” she said. “The citizens of Mesa County have been critical of election integrity. They have brought me their concerns and I have told them I will do everything in my power to protect their vote.”

The Mesa County Board of Commissioners said it couldn’t comment because of the pending investigation.

“The DA (District Attorney Dan Rubinstein) briefed me on this issue,” said Commissioner Janet Rowland, chairwoman of the board. “Confidence in the election process is paramount to us. Because this is an active investigation, the DA has asked that I not comment further until the investigation is complete.”

The incident allegedly occurred during a routine inspection — called a trusted build update — of the county’s election systems, something done routinely in every county in the state.

Present at that inspection, according to the source, was Peters, a longtime elections manager and Wood, along with inspectors from Griswold’s office.

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Day 2, Supposedly Technical Details today.



Laying it out now, the Government has owned the election for 20 years.

It is not Republican vs. Democrat.
It is Establishment vs. Public.

Code Monkey is going through images of Mesa County EMS Dominion voting system from before and after software update.

They have forensic system images both before and after the software update.
Trying to determine what they (Dominion) were trying to change or delete.

They have stated that they have not previously examined the images and Code Monkey is going to dissect the images realtime.

Election records are required by law to be maintained for 22 months.
The EMS systems are being wiped clean with these “Software Updates”, which is why having the machine image from both before and after the update is key.

This has been a slow progression since 2008 Motor Voter registration.
The key has been inflation of the registration database (phantom) voters.

Trump wasn’t “allowed” to win in 2016, he overwhelmed the system (available phantom voters).

Cleaning up the voter registration database is key to cleaning up the election process.

All of the video streaming seems to be getting disrupted today (cyber attacks).
RSBN on Rumble seems to be most reliable.
Link

Or if you have OAN that is probably the best coverage.

It appears Dominion “reimagined” the computer rather than an “update”.
Pre-update the computer had 3 years worth of connection logs.
All connection logs were deleted with the installation of a new image.
Why would Dominion “reimagine” delete records when it is widely known the election is under contention.

Pretty convincing data presented today.

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If you haven’t had the opportunity to tune in, you might consider it.
The gal speaking now has nailed it.

They are really unraveling the election today.
We definitely have had selections, not elections.

Day 3
FYI Senators from Arizona are on stage now.

My wife's been watching this. Just wandered through the family room and heard somebody on TV say something to the effect of "Do-away with electronic voting machines."

Not really necessary, in my view.

What should be done is use only open-source software for all components of the voting system. Then there'd be no hiding what it's doing or capable of doing.

Were I architecting such a thing I'd probably specify OpenBSD as the general-purpose OS, as it's widely-regarded as the most secure general-purpose OS currently available. (And has been so-regarded for quite some time.) I'd probably specify all code be written in either C++ or Objective C and everything be compiled and linked using static libraries.

I would probably avoid the use of display/window management software. There's way too much complexity and abstraction going on. Besides: The UIs (User Interfaces) don't need to be all flashy and trashy. The tasks to be performed really aren't that complicated.

There would be hard code freezes X days/weeks/month before an election.

I'd place truly mind-boggling bug bounties on all code. These would expire as of the date of the code freeze.

The specifications/configuration of ballots would be handled by configuration or template files. Thus any "last minute" changes to a ballot could be accomplished by updating those, rather than mucking-about with the code.

There would be extensive logging that could not be disabled.

All code would be cryptographically signed using strong crypto. All data would likewise be cryptographically signed for transport, using public/private key cryptography.

All we're talking about is scanning and counting ballots. This really isn't rocket surgery

All digital voting screens should be removed period, regardless of how well you can program, or what interface there is zero need for them.

All ballots should be paper and scanned, and when your ballot is scanned a receipt for that ballot showing how it was read and what was registered should be handed to the voter for proof and certification that the ballot was properly processed.

Electronic voting it too easy to manipulate since it has no paper backup to validate.

Big Tech wants in this for all the government money, Dominion is suing to not lose all that government money.

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Originally posted by HRK:
All ballots should be paper and scanned, and when your ballot is scanned a receipt for that ballot showing how it was read and what was registered should be handed to the voter for proof and certification that the ballot was properly processed.

Agreed. We'll add that to the functional specification

This looks like a good site for Cyber Symposium Summaries of each day.

Cyber Symposium Summary

When they post summaries for today (Day 3), you might find Professor David K. Clements speech rather interesting.

So I heard there was gonna be bombshell evidence shown. Again…. Sorry I like the pillow guy but he’s proving to be just more of the same. All talk and then just the same stuff we already know.

With all the mathematical improbably of the election results, shutting down of counting centers, lies as to the reason for closing the counting center in GA, and videos of ballots being stuffed multiple times thought machines, I guess we are down to Forensic Audits to save us.

Some additional videos from day 3 are posted from the Cyber Symposium at this link.
Cyber Symposium Summary

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
With all the mathematical improbably of the election results, shutting down of counting centers, lies as to the reason for closing the counting center in GA, and videos of ballots being stuffed multiple times thought machines, I guess we are down to Forensic Audits to save us.

Oh, there's plenty of evidence that the election was stolen. But... Forensic Audits aren't going to save us either. Oh, they will provide further evidence for those who are willing to see, which does NOT include the MSM, the Dems, many Republicans, any prosecutor, or the judiciary. They are all either complicit in the steal or simply cowardly.

When the Supreme Court refused to take up the matter, presented by a majority of attorneys general from the Several States which were clearly harmed and disenfranchised, I knew there would be no future justice.

"There are none so blind as those who will not see. "