Monday, August 14, 2023

Engineers Discover Nationwide Cellular Network Connects Election Equipment and Gives Federal Government Access to Election Systems at Precinct Level

 Many analysts who have been studying election integrity have concluded that there had to be a two-way connection between local election electronics and a centralized data collection system responsible for monitoring and manipulating the election.

If Barack Obama's vision of using FirstNet to connect to all election equipment was going to be realized before the 2020 election, the developers would need to speed things up.

Areas where FirstNet has ability to preempt existing cellular networks influence to push election jurisdictions nationwide to connect to FirstNet took place at a two-day Election Assistance Commission Board of Advisers meeting in April 2019.

To do what exactly? In April 2019, the Board met to discuss "Disaster management and recovery when elections are disrupted by natural or manmade disasters." And they weren't talking about dealing with a small, local disaster during an election, but a national disaster that had the ability to affect the presidential election itself.

Board member David Beirne said, "But you also look at it in terms of the Presidential elections is you have one shot at it. And I think that's the real discussion that needs to occur in terms of your continuity of operations, your response plan, and the scalability impact that if you have a shelter in place or on a Presidential election, what does that really look likefor the State' electoral votes?" Trending: Watch: Blue-Haired Punk Gets Rude Awakening From Police After Attacking DeSantis Supporter The Board's expectation of the need to deal with unprecedented national shelter in place orders during a presidential election amounts to an unbelievable prophetic foresight of what would occur leading up to, and during the 2020 election.

The goal of the talk was to explain how they "Securely" connected election equipment to the cellular network during the March 2020 Primary election.

Suspiciously, the EIP was formed a mere 100 days before the 2020 election to monitor "Attempts to delegitimize election results" - an activity that prior to 2020 was reserved for prominent democrats and three letter agencies which was never taken seriously by most Americans.

The EIP's work culminated in the publication of a report called "The Long Fuse" that was published in the Spring of 2021 and dismissed all claims of election fraud in the 2020 election as baseless conspiracy theories - a conclusion that a cursory review of video evidence proves to be false.

Since publishing their report in Spring of 2021 condemning everyone who questioned the 2020 election, the EIP was largely silent on the hundreds of efforts that were ongoing across the country to expose insecure and fraudulent elections, until True the Vote asked people to document Wi-Fi networks at polling places.

All the players surrounding the deployment of FirstNet into elections are already on the suspect list of bad actors of every election integrity researcher as well being part of the group of people who were caught illegally censoring Americans who know 2020 was not a legitimate election.

Dr. Bernardin describes in the following network diagram how the FirstNet network could be misused to connect precincts to county and state election offices in such a way that all election data passes through a single network where it could be intercepted and changed by the other programs the DHS has set up to supposedly protect and monitor our election infrastructure: Network diagram showing how FirstNet could be misused to interfere with election infrastructure The idea that our own government would betray its people in such a way was almost impossible to accept in the immediate aftermath of the 2020 election. 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/report-nationwide-cellular-network-connects-election-equipment-gives/

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