IMHO, last night's and today's posts should have the bad actors sh-tting their pants as they provide the smoking gun of "how" the steal was accomplished.

In effect, they show that the machines had internet access and could be set (with the whistleblower-provided instructions and passwords) to boot from the network/internet with different configurations (including those that could allow remote access) and different (election-rigging) software than they would during an inspection or an audit where they'd boot from their hard drives with uncompromised configurations and software.

It may take a while, but this will all come to a head at some point and justice will be served. While the waiting and the slow drip is painful for us, consider what it's like for these arrogant, treasonous b-stards who believed no one would ever find out, or hold them accountabke for, what they'd done/facilitated/allowed to happen. Every day gives them more to worry about and brings them closer to what's coming. They can try to put up a confident and snarky front but all they can really do is flail around like caught fish gasping for air. (Some people might even see all the avoidance and denial tactics they've been forced to undertake as preliminary punishment and enjoy watching them suffer while they flail about.)

IMHO, last night's and today's posts should have the bad actors sh-tting their pants as they provide the smoking gun of "how" the steal was accomplished.

In effect, they show that the machines had internet access and could be set (with the whistleblower-provided instructions and passwords) to boot from the network/internet with different configurations (including those that could allow remote access) and different (election-rigging) software than they would during an inspection or an audit where they'd boot from their hard drives with uncompromised configurations and software.