Hammer and Scorecard
Sat, 11/07/2020 - 20:58Many of us see the data discrepancies, the hundreds of red flags (such as more votes than registered voters), but we don't know the how. We know the why, we understand the motives of the left. Here we're going to dig into the hows. My background is primarily a computer scientist, and systems engineer. As we explain in our book, the world is not as it seems.
Former NSA Senior Analyst Kirk Wiebe claims that the system being used here is called "Hammer and Scorecard" - and that the system is so intelligent, it can actually change the false number of votes in real time based on reporting of data on the internet. Reality is to 90% of the unwashed and unenlightened masses what they see on TV. This is done for a number of reasons but primarily to make the count 'very close' but always making the client candidate win.
It was widely reported first here on Zero Hedge that a software "Glitch" "accidentally" gave thousands of votes to Biden which were meant for Trump, pushing Biden over the edge and giving him a win in the state. Bottom line, Trump had more votes but their software incorrectly reported that Biden had more. The name of this company is Dominion Voting Systems. In 2018 Dominion was bought by Private Equity firm Staple Street Capital. Their all male team comes from groups like the Carlyle Group. But aside from looking at their Team page and googling the names of the people, it's going to be hard to find things like other relationships because Private Equity is well, private. Their leader is an ivy league Stephen D Owens, who previously worked for The Carlyle Group and Lehman Brothers, from Harvard Business School.
This is their crunchbase profile, which says:
Staple Street Capital invests in attractive middle market companies where we can partner with management to create value.
Other investments include CyberlinkASP, Precise Metal Products, and Mid-States Supply Co.
The Dominion Voting summary has a few interesting descriptive sentences, such as:
Our clients' interests, and those of the citizens they serve, always come first, and we never stop working until our partners are successful.
Who are the clients - the states? Or the voting machines are just a cover for their real profit center: selling victories.
In 2019 this company and another was investigated by Congress:
Both ES&S and its main competitor, Dominion Voting Systems, have released voting machines that security experts say can add votes to paper ballots after they are cast by voters. Together, these two companies sell and maintain 80 percent of U.S. voting systems. Despite long-standing reassurances by vendors and election officials that voting machines cannot be hacked because they are not connected to the internet, recent security reports reveal that many voting machines are connected to the internet and possibly have been for years. Security experts are alarmed at internet connectivity in voting systems because it can allow hackers to inject malware that disrupts or changes the outcome of an election.
..Similar decisions have been made in Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, New York, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Not ironically, the states which are using Dominion systems all swung blue, and produced statistically impossible voter statistics, such as 100% or 105% voter turnout (which dictators
