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Interestingly, a website set up to document voter fraud by Mike 'My Pillow' Lindell has collected hundreds of election law violations, many in Colorado. For som
by anigbrowl 2y ago
Interestingly, a website set up to document voter fraud by Mike 'My Pillow' Lindell has collected hundreds of election law violations, many in Colorado. For some reason they are all dated for the future though. Might be a warning signal about not populating your database where the public can watch you doing it.
https://archive.ph/smlSQ https://archive.ph/smlSQ (capture of https://electionnexus.com https://electionnexus.com from earlier today)
- WorkerBee28474 2y agoMore likely something like hand-rolling timezone conversion code.
- gruez 2y agoI think the timestamp column is straight up broken. I checked the first and last few pages and they all have the same timestamp.
- Jtsummers 2y agoNo, it's weirder than that. All the samples I pulled up had the same date and time without showing any time zone information: 2024-11-03 01:43:25
- gruez 2y agoIs the site satire? There's basically no information of each "incident" aside from the state and a bunch of hashtags.
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- anigbrowl 2y agoNo it's his real site afaik. I'm guessing they put in some fake data for testing purposes but are not very competent. I'd hate to think that they were just making shit up.
- hobs 2y agoThen you don't know anything about the election denier and liar that is Mike.
- bongodongobob 2y agoI don't know why this is down voted. The dude has 0 credibility and is for sure making things up.
- hobs 2y agoBecause a decent chunk of America is in a performative cult.
- willy_k 2y agoIt seems more likely that this is just test data, based on the time being the exact same for all of the datapoints and there being a currently null column for “post url”, suggesting that these will all be sourced to a social media post which at least significantly increases the complexity of faking it, especially when there are bound to be plenty of posts claiming incidents.
- Sparkle-san 2y agoThat would support Colorado having a robust system then and we shouldn't be concerned just like the SoS says. If their system was bad, they wouldn't be catching the voter fraud.
- d0gsg0w00f 2y agoThe article isn't clear whether they self reported or were made aware. The affidavit mentioned someone reported they had accessed the passwords multiple times before it was taken down. Seems to me someone reported it to the GOP.
- muglug 2y agoSame guy has been running a $14.88 promotion for a month (14/88 is a recognised US far-right symbol: https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/1488 https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/1488)
- tryptophan 2y agoThe ADL is a joke of an organization. Professional bullies.
- Dig1t 2y agoThis is just a Q-anon level conspiracy theory. The ADL has a database full of “hate symbols” that nobody uses or some random person on the internet used one time. It’s a joke and the ADL uses it to bully other groups and people into silence.
- wannacboatmovie 2y agoDo you also believe Walmart is marketing chocolate cookies to hate groups or is the price an unfortunate coincidence when they do it? https://www.walmart.com/ip/President-s-Choice-The-Decadent-Chocolate-Chunk-Cookie-300g-10-6-oz-Canadian/2635043490 https://www.walmart.com/ip/President-s-Choice-The-Decadent-C...
- anigbrowl 2y agoHow many products does Walmart sell, though? I don't think they advertise on 'right side broadcast network', which also inexplicably advertises 'Trump combat knives' during his rallies.
- wannacboatmovie 2y agoYou can't accuse something of being a dog whistle only when Person A says it, but not Person B. It either is or isn't. To do otherwise would be applying a double standard.
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- ttyprintk 2y agoThat’s quite weird. Specifically to the BIOS password story, nearly every county has a dusty ol computer on that list. These appear to be backup systems revived on-demand.