They could be connected to some frequency. And whatever was in the machines or not, do we know? Whatever was taken out from the machines later, do we know? Etc
So you are claiming that the machines have some type of two way radios installed? I'm sorry, your conspiracy theories just keep going deeper and don't even make sense.
Saying there was no crime when many suspicious things happened is not evidence.
Nor is saying "many suspicious things happened." By your logic, Trump is absolutely guilty of committing crime because so many suspicous things occurred. By your logic, it doesn't matter if they are "out to get him," it merely matters that so many suspicious things have been pointed out. You see your logical fallacy yet?
Calling for evidence of a sophisticated operation that is over is not a reasonable position.
No, it isn't. The more "sophisticated" an operation, the more people who are involved, the more "steps" that need to be taken basically makes it impossible not to be caught.
What is known is that the guy with the bic pen basically possessed the machine and controlled it.
Not true. What he did was manage to change results in the machine. He did not "possess" the machine or control it, just changes some numbers.
Claiming that intelligence experts could not have done even better is also not a reasonable position. Only claiming you do not know is rational. With elections we should know.
Oh, so now it is "intelligence experts?" So tell me, what intelligence experts were around voting machines on or after Election Day, and why would Trump's Intelligence Agencies be running an operation to change election results. Why did no one notice, from the Republicans running intelligence agencies to Congressional oversight committees? Not to mention, with all the people that would have needed to be involved, why have none of them (particularly one asked to participate who disagreed) never come forward to blow the whistle on the operation?
Says you. You ascribe sinister motives. Are you a psychic or just like gossiping nonsense?
No, you are the one ascribing sinister motives. I'm the one providing evidence. It is weird you ask me if I'm psychic or like gossiping nonsense when you are the one talking about your beliefs, rumors of "suspicious things" you heard on the Internet (that have basically all be disproven) rather than anything evidence based.
Some people claim twitter censored them. Some claim they had to wear a mask that could not begin to stop viruses. Some claim that schools teach based on an agenda that is easily proven. Etc. If Trump was an enemy of powerful people it seems natural he would have and have had for a long time, deep resistance.
Yes, and Biden has no resistance at all, right? All Presidents get resistance from the opposition party, Trump is really no different in that regard.
That was a quick search. Here is another result
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- Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
- Photo ID requested (non-strict): Alabama, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Montana, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Texas.
- Non-photo ID required (strict): Arizona, North Dakota, and Wyoming.
- Non-photo ID requested (non-strict): Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Utah, Washington, Virginia, and West Virginia.
- No ID required to vote at ballot box: California, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Washington, D.C." - wiki
Yes, and for those states which are "non-strict," what do they need to do if they don't have a photo ID? Is it a regular ballot or a conditional ballot, meaning that it only counts if they end up verifying the person is who they claim to be?
Also interesting how all the swing states require an ID.
Obviously with millions of illegals or fraudsters, the election could be heavily swayed.
We'll get back to this when you get to your example of how.
OK so they did not repent. Not world super surprising.
I would say the chances are greater than someone harvesting ballots from an old folks home. The chances are also greater it is a real person.
People can try, though in most states it is illegal and will be prosecuted. There is at least one case in Texas for it where the woman ended up pleading guilty to 26 counts of voter fraud. It isn't as easy to do, without getting caught, as you are trying to claim. And penalties are such -- 26 felonies -- that most sane people aren't willing to risk destroying their lives to try to change an election; particularly since 26 votes were not going to swing the election in any state.
Or people who say they are?
Or perhaps elections should make it impossible to cheat
Exactly how would you do that? Even with a all paper election, you'd have all sorts of claims of cheating -- to include things like people switching out the ballot boxes, fraudsters voting in place of someone, and I'm sure many things I (or anyone else) may not have thought of yet.
What are they watching? People sitting scanning mass ballots for signatures in seconds? Who watches in the long night when the place was closed?
None of the election centers were closed. The one in Fulton County Georgia is the one where they thought they would close but they never did, since they were told they couldn't. So it is the observers and the cameras and election workers that watch.
Easy. I am one of them! I watched and was shocked at the appearance of fraud and shadiness.
Oh, what "fraud and shadiness" did you personally see? I'm not talking about some video, typically heavily edited, but what did you personally see when it allegedly happened? And how do you know it was "fraud and shadiness" and not something like the workers in Georgia pulling ballots out from underneath tables that they had placed there mere minutes before, since they though they were going home (particularly since that was an earlier example you gave)?
And you don't have to trust me on that, you can trust Giuliani, who admitted to editing the video to support his claims of "fraud" that were completely untrue -- you can read the court filing where Giuliani signed his name to having done that. You can also find the full, uncut, video on line that shows the workers putting the boxes under the table just minutes before.
For who? Joe sixpacks?
If people tried and failed to hack all that shows is that they were not very good at it. Trump had enemies in the CIA and FBI etc. For that sort of professional, getting around a camera or unlocking doors, bypassing security etc is ho hum.
Again, no one notice that they were not at work those days and get suspicious? No one noticed them on cameras at the various election counting centers? No one noticed that they, who were not supposed to be near the machines (which were being specifically watched), got near the machines and did things they weren't supposed to? And, since dozens, if not hundreds, of these guys would need to be involved (and do it multiple times due to recounts), no co-worker ever noticed all these people being gone at the same times and no one that allegedly did it ever had a crisis of conscience and admitted to what they did? Conspiracies involving hundreds just do not work.
Beyond that, are you claiming that Trump did not have access to these highly skilled types of professionals? Odd that his people got caught trying to mess with the machines after the election was over, if it is allegedly so easy for these highly skilled people to do.
The issue with a machine favoring one side over the other is not just how many ballots we end up with.
The guy in front of the judge just proved that.
No, it really isn't.
Ballots are filled out before they get there, no? It is known in previous elections that some dead people voted, and etc. With a system where almost no id is really needed, and there is no way to really know who voted, why would ballots need to be altered? If the big test is seeing if signatures seem to be the same, well, sorry, I am not buying that bridge.
Odd, then, in the decades where no id was required in almost every state, fraud was rare. Your issue you miss is that this type of "fraud" would depend on the real person not actually voting. So how do these "fraudsters" have the names of hundreds of registered voters that are not going to vote? How do they insure that real person doesn't vote (since who votes and attempts to vote more than once is tracked), since that would possibly unravel their entire operation?
What was impossible is people pretending nothing could have went on that dark night as well as before and after.
What is crazy is continuing to talk about a "dark night." And I've already explained that before doesn't help, as the votes before the election entered into counting machines would be noticed -- it is specifically something checked in front of observers. And after doesn't matter, either, as once the count is completed it is certified, so changing the machines after won't change the vote -- in fact, no one would likely ever look at the count after.
That depends. I am sure a way can be found to control them, perhaps by adding a little component or whatever. Was each machine inspected inside that night? How about later as well? Planes can be flown remotely. Yet normally of course they are not and require a pilot.
Yes, a plane can be flown remotely if it has the communications equipment to allow it to be done. Election machines intentionally aren't built with any of that type of equipment built in. And adding it is not nearly as simply as you think, as it requires software to be added and it is something that would be noticed. These machines are built with specific check sums and other "protections" that get checked before the election, to ensure the machine's software has not been hacked -- any change in the software would change the check sum.
Checked for what and by who? Would they even know what they were looking for?
Yes. People don't have to know computers to check a check sum and the other protections. Instead, they have a number from the manufacturer that shows what the check sum should be if the software has not been hacked or otherwise changed. If the number does not match they know there is an issue -- they don't care how it was changed, merely that it was, and that machine is invalidated and investigated by professionals, who would know what to look for. It would also become news, with the video recordings of the room scrutinized, the access logs checked, etc -- not to mention the normal checks like DNA sweeps, fingerprints, etc of the machine and the room.
So if I stuck a few tiny circuits behind a circuit panel the day before or whenever, that would allow the machine to be affected remotely that would be seen? Then after the election if I had them removed, you would know? Let's face it, they can be hacked probably in a few ways. The issue is whether intelligence level operatives were involved in the scheme or not, basically. We don't know.
As I explain above, yes, it would be seen. It doesn't matter if "intelligence level operatives" were involved.
So? Any intelligence operation from probably many countries allowed access at some point could hack it and change results.
Why would "intelligence operations" from any place, including the US, be allowed access?
Not higher level ones. The usual internet is not the only game in town. Even if it was, intelligence experts could mask what they were doing with codes and etc. You seem to think that if there was fraud going on it had to be with Mary who works in the election office, or Joe who delivers the mail etc.
And your conspiracy theory continues to get more elaborate. Additionally, it is nearly impossible for them to do it without the government's support -- which also makes it highly likely you'd have multiple whistleblowers talking about it.
Not that the poor busy folks would be able to see or recognize. It is safe to say the machine could have been hacked one way or another. Your best bet is to admit you don't know.
No, my best bet is to admit that it is a conspiracy theory. You have no clue how US elections are administered, much less the security and work that goes into protecting the machines and insuring they are secure and accurate. You are just throwing stuff against the wall, not realizing that this has already been thought of and protected against.
There are also a plethora of states that require almost no id or none at all. Anyone handing out phony non picture ID to armies of illegals, for example, could have armies of votes.
And this is maybe the most laughable. So, again, how do they know that person isn't going to vote? You don't think that election officials would get suspicious when a Hispanic man, one that doesn't speak English, has ID that claims he is Helmut Schmidt? What happens when one of the people whose ID they gave out actually did vote that morning, so when the illegal comes to vote they start trying to determine why this person is trying to vote a second time? You don't think that illegal immigrant wouldn't tell everything he knows and blow the entire operation, just to keep from being deported and put on a list that he is never allowed back? And how do they know that one of these illegals isn't a Trump supporter and will go and tell authorities about the plot? This conspiracy theory would be basically impossible to pull off. Not to mention the number of people that would need to be involved from determining who they can be sure won't vote, those that print IDs such that they will fool election workers, the number of people that would be needed to secretly round up illegal immigrants (without anyone else noticing) and handing out the IDs. Again, large conspiracies, where dozens are involved, just do not work; someone always says something, even just in passing, to the wrong person at the wrong time.