In Part Two, O asked why Dominion Voting Systems, founded in Toronto, Canada with a development team in Yugoslavia, had access to our most critical of operations.  Zee reviewed the Antrim county Michigan lawsuit involving the Dominion voting machines where Alex Halerdman, an auditor appointed by Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, acknowledged Antrim’s exposed computer network.  With intrusion detection disabled, shared administrator passwords, and unpatched operating systems, Halderman’s statement actually corroborates that the networks would not be certified for use.  O and Zee then relayed Sheriff Dar Leaf’s evidence that Serbian nationals had access to our voting data.

In Part Three, O makes the point that the COVID pandemic has made people numb to these types of revelations.  Zee relays his experience as a precinct delegate with the arrogance of the professional class who were unwilling to listen to straight forward facts regarding security violations.  O points out the wide distribution of these lax security practices are conveniently spread to rural communities.  From Sheriff Dar Leaf’s evidence O and Zee look at emails regarding a communication plan to counter charges of fraud.  Why would a computer company need to champion a communication plan for county election officials?

The original video broadcast for this episode can be found here: https://rumble.com/v4jzacb-oz-fest-morning-mission-tiktok-like-clockworks.html

Our show notes from this episode are here: https://www.studiohumanzee.com/2024/03/18/show-notes-tiktok-like-clockwork/