US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)

Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?

 

[XYZpdq]

Hitler Momma sounds incredibly based, but she also sounds like she has Cenk levels of genocide denial.

Preggo Momma sounds like she's on to something but I doubt opening the flood gates on the pr0nz is gonna address the Hikikomori Question. If anything, that'll make it worse.

once the horny levels are over ninethousand all wombs will be impregnated

 

[Snekposter]

Takaichi was also the Minister of 6 irrelevant agencies, but makes up for this by being interesting and controversial. Among other things, she denies that Japan committed war crimes in WW2, denies that comfort women were forced to be prostitutes to Japanese soldiers, endorsed a book called "Hitler Election Strategy: A Bible for Certain Victory in Modern Elections", and took a photo with the head of Japan's Nazi party. Shinzo Abe is publically supporting her and she supports the expansion of nuclear power.

Holy shit, a literal "Hitler Did Nothing Wrong" Candidate. +1 for loving nuclear power as well.

I'm cool with her, but she kinda mocks American soldiers in the war by praying in Yasukuni Shrine for the war criminals of WWII. These fuckers bombed Pearl Harbor, and they try to make themselves the victims. It just puts me off the wrong way.

Yasukuni Shrine - Wikipedia

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As said earlier, its for all dead, which I think is something we can all agree is right and proper for a nation to do, no matter what some of them did.

EDIT: Shouldn't need to be said, but I unequivocally support any "Kill All 1.2 Billion Red Chinese" politician.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

I'm cool with her, but she kinda mocks American soldiers in the war by praying in Yasukuni Shrine for the war criminals of WWII. These fuckers bombed Pearl Harbor, and they try to make themselves the victims. It just puts me off the wrong way.

Yasukuni Shrine - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I don't really have a problem with praying at Yasukuni Shrine since I just kind of view that as a respect for the dead kind of thing, even if some the dead buried there were absolute monsters. The war crime denial is an issue though, you don't have to go full German cuck mode about it but I agree that does rub me the wrong way ( I suppose just view it as a Obama, Milley, Biden and co insisting they never droned children and they probably deserved it anyway) and it doesn't really help them out geopolitically either.

 

[Jaimas]

Alas, no. We only found out because some absolute moron responded to our inquiries by emailing back from his CNN work email address.

One reason I've always contended that we're in better shape than people think we are is that the people they employ are comedically incompetent.

This is just another example.

 

[Gehenna]

One reason I've always contended that we're in better shape than people think we are is that the people they employ are comedically incompetent.

This is just another example.

Let me defend them with damnation. I don't think they are comedically incompetent. The problem is that those above them view people as cogs in a machine. And just like a machine, it will get the same result again and again without error so long as nothing fucks up.

The problem is that people are not machines, they fuck up. But because so many of their higher-up's plans are meant to be done in absolute secrecy but also require tons of people, those normal minor human fuckups become major fuckups.

 

[Jaimas]

Let me defend them with damnation. I don't think they are comedically incompetent. The problem is that those above them view people as cogs in a machine. And just like a machine, it will get the same result again and again without error so long as nothing fucks up.

The problem is that people are not machines, they fuck up. But because so many of their higher-up's plans are meant to be done in absolute secrecy but also require tons of people, those normal minor human fuckups become major fuckups.

That is a logical assumption at face value, but I think there's more to it.

I've covered culture war events for some time, and a unifying principle is that the people who are pulling strings are almost always - to a man - convinced that they are in no real danger and rarely make any attempt to disguise what they're doing in the slightest. When they do, they do it badly and with basically no onboarding process whatsoever.

At first I thought this was an isolated occurrence, but then during 2016 I saw high-ranking members of the DNC doing it, to say nothing of elected political officials and power-brokers. Shit like the the Great Reset was shit they just.... Left out in the open. The Hunter Biden laptop incident happened because he fucking left it at a repair shop despite ostensibly being able to pay for it and knowing what the fuck was on it.

It's some quirk with certain people with a modicum of power. They start thinking they're invincible and don't even bother taking precautions.

And god bless it, for all our sakes.

 

[Bolo]

Well I wouldn't just say incompetency or the human element in a political machine, but I would say maybe we over estimate the range of control that politician and the goverment can exercise over the public perception and their reaction, as well as how voting and referendums go (not counting totalitarian states of course)

I think, when it is all said and done, politicians and experts are just as clueless as the rest of us when it comes down to this sort of stuff, there isn't such a thing so competent and well crafted to manipulate the entirety of public opinion or such a devious and immaculate plan to pull of some genious political manuver that will change the course of a nation of 300 million people.

It is too much for a person, or a party for that matter to have this much power over matters that unless you use brute force, no one really controls. Master manipulators only exist really in movies, because someone wrote the scrip, but no one is writing reality. The sways of the public was always something unpredicable, it was true back when news was personified by Walter Cronkite, so imagine now.

Maybe we like to think these people are in charge and they shape events at their will, because maybe evil plans are prefarable to just chaos, but at the same time I find that a lot of people just use politicians and their schemes to blame for whatever is wrong with everything.

Right wingers do that a lot, but by god the lefties are addicted to this shit, as they think of politicians and lobbyist as some sort of demi-gods that can shape the goverment and events at will to stop them from gaining whatever ground their think "the people" wants them to, instead of confronting the idea that their policies are shit and don't make much practical sense in they way they are presented.

That is why I don't think politicians are "incompetent" as the feats people atribute to them in terms of political machiavellian scheming borders on the impossible. I tend to agree that "washington is Hollywood for ugly people" and most these people are not really qualified to do their jobs, but there is no way anyone can be as qualified to be these master puppeteers that people think politicians are.

 

[Spiteful Crow]

They aren't just incompetent, they're stupid. Stupid enough to be repeatedly outmaneuvered by a janitor with no political training.

 

[Trianon]

Well, Virginia had its last governor debate tonight, and Terry said the exact thing that could rally Fairfax and Loudoun County parents against him with a white-hot fury.

This happened basically at the same time as Matt Walsh speaking to the Loudoun County School Board after leasing an apartment just so he could have "proof of residence" that he lived in the county, or else they wouldn't allow him to speak. Watched some of the board meeting, and it was incandescent rage about everything the school board has attempted for two years. And now they're going to direct all that fury at McAuliffe. Don't know if it will tip it in Youngkin's favor, but it's gotta have some real impact downballot.

 

[MarvinTheParanoidAndroid]

Okay, I completed watching the tech portion of the Arizona audit presentation:

Still watching the video on & off, the Dominion machines hadn't had a Windows or virus definition update since August 6th 2019, the same day the Dominion software was installed on said machines. The auditors were not allowed to look at the modems or routers used by Maricopa county to verify illegal access from the outside either, so they can neither verify nor deny that these machines weren't hacked.

It looks like they held out on accepting updates on purpose to make it easier to breach the operating system & fuck with it from the outside.

Oh and Maricopa county passed Election Assistance Commission certification off as an excuse for not updating. I'm not familiar with the cert system they're talking about but I can't imagine it would seriously mandate no fucking anti-virus updates as a condition of certification.

But as it turns out, even if that were true, they broke the conditions for certification anyway by installing four new exes anyway, with 45 exes modified & 377 new dlls installed & 1,053 dlls modified after the Dominion software was booted onto the machine.

So either these machines were made vulnerable by dumb certification standards & were exploited from the outside through the internet or they broke it themselves, meaning in either scenario that these machines were not up to standard. Your poison, your choice.

Apparently the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, an arm of Homeland Security, released a public guide on how to hold a secure election, which was not followed by Maricopa county for the sake of keeping their EAC certification. Here it is:

https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/...lection-security-resources-guide-may-2019.pdf
Wayback Machine

The same password was used for all administrative & user accounts on the Dominion voting machines as well. These were established the same day as the Dominion software was installed.

And there was no accounting for who owned what user/admin account either. Usernames on these machines are not tethered to real people at all. No log aggregation for user access either. Nothing to monitor user activity whatsoever.

These Dominion machines are the Wild West of voting.

And now the meat of the story, the two bootable hard drives. Ben Cotton explains that having a secondary bootable drive gives you the ability to boot outside of the election configuration & get access to the election network. It's clearly not part of the system proper, & it has non-Maricopa county data. It also has data that appears to originate from Washington & North Carolina. Neither of the audits ordered by Maricopa county discovered this.

The Election Management System server had 865 directories & 85,673 election related files deleted between 10/28/20 11/05/20 which included s-logs that record vote tabulations, scanned images & log files. The way these files were treated can't be accounted for, they have no record of being hashed with an MD5 hash to preserve the integrity of the file or where they ended up. Other files deleted are .dvd files which show the results of election totals from each tabulating device.

The Election Management System server had six total drives grouped into two logical drives. Second logical drive was called the D drive & that contained the entire election database both historically & for the 2020 general election.

9,571 directories & 1,064,746 election related files deleted between 01/11/20 & 16/03/21. This includes S-logs, scanned ballots and .dvd files.

Maricopa county also used high pro-scanners, large capacity scanners with significant amount of files deleted off of three of these. On one of them there was 304 directories with a total of 59,387 files on 03/03/21, a month and a half before they were turned over to the auditors. High Pro 3 had been scrubbed the same day it was turned over, just before it was forfeited. 1,061 directories & 196,463 files were scrubbed. High pro 4 had a similar volume of deletion on 03/03/21. High Pro 2 was untouched. No chain of custody regarding deleted files.

The earliest security log on the EMS server was 05/02/2021. There were 3 distinct time periods in which log entries were overwritten. On 02/11/21, 462 logs were overwritten. On 03/03/21, 37,686 logs were overwritten. On 04/12/21, 330 logs were overwritten. The EMS server has a user defined setting that allows you to define the quantity of logs are retained before they're overwritten. This one was set to a 20 megabyte limit, once the system reaches that limit, it uses a first-in & last-out system to save logs, meaning as new logs are made, the oldest log gets deleted.

These overwrites are the result of someone running a script to look for a blank password for all the accounts on the system. The typical system only had 16 accounts total. This was all done by the EMS admin account. But since, there's no person tied to this account and everyone has the same password, there is no telling who's responsible for running this script.

Except there's historical data from the MTAC video feeds. They matched the video feed to the time these scripts were written to find people at the keyboards of these machines. These individuals have been identified but no names or photos are being released. That means @Menotaur might get his retarded wish granted for a lawsuit with perps to put to the crime after all, before he moves the goal posts again that is. Remember that retaining this data for 22 months is Federal mandate, which means deleting it is a felony.

However, this issue of having no accountability is not a unique issue & is in fact widespread.

02/01/21 the sequel logs on the EMS indicate that the RTR admin scrubbed the general election results from the database on the EMS server. The lack of log entry means they couldn't find any logged entry which corresponded to this activity. The Windows security logs don't have corresponding log entries. This was right before the two audits commissioned by the county were due to be commenced on 02/01/21. So determining whoever had accessed to the RTR admin account when the same password is shared with everyone becomes difficult.

A log file on the Dominion software shows that someone went on the system & clicked on something to delete everything & deleted successfully including files on the nas directory where all the results, images & all other details for the election are contained. This happened the day before an audit started.

The audit also uncovered anomalous anonymous activity with logged IP addresses & host names, not only that but the anonymous logins are only given to matching credentials on an approval list. These anomalous logs however, don't have an IP address or host names logged with no validation after logging in. There are hundreds of these anomalous logs with no credentials.

Without the routers & modems used, there is no telling if these were legitimate or not, or where they came from, but it is known that it was a remote access.

The audit imaged 770 devices & gathered over 114 terabytes of forensics data.

They preserved that in a forensics image file that they could use without risk of modifying or changing anything on the original machines. They did this by turning the image file into a virtual machine to monitor the boot processes without a connection to the internet or without exposing any voter data to unauthorized users. They discovered 59 ports, most of which were typical to a Windows OS. There were some unexpected high port activity related to logons & DNS. Remote & terminal services were enabled.

As part of the analysis they did a complete check on the callouts and attempts to connect from the EMS server to internet. Maricopa county claimed that the EMS was completely isolated but it attempted to connect to the internet multiple times. They found most of these were normal for a Windows OS but couldn't confirm anything further since Maricopa county is cagey on divulging details to the audit.

No presence of zero day malware in memory during bootup in EMS server confirmed.

Next we'll talk about internet history. Maricopa county commissioned two separate audits that found no connections to the internet. The unallocated space examined in this audit tells a different story, with multiple connections to the same website occurring after the installation of the Dominion software. One includes three visits to the same site in the same day that is neither a private IP or URL. Because things were overwritten over time, there is not a complete history of internet activity.

What this proves is that this EMS server was not isolated from the internet from the time it had the Dominion software installed to the time it was audited.

The purging of this database occurred on the day before the audit. The IP address of 192.168.100.11 belonged to a private election network & used it as a proxy to access a series of web pages through it, indicating that it was a configurator, file server or something like that.

A particular URL of import, M_Network_WirelessLan*html was accessed on the 30th of October 2019. No information has been received about any wireless LAN configurations from Maricopa county during the audit, but here you have someone accessing that URL from the EMS client to access what can only be fathomed by the auditor as a wireless LAN configurator on that date. The EMS Admin 01 account was used for this purpose. The shared passwords & user accounts make it impossible to tie this action to any of the people involved.

Not every relevant device to this investigation was supplied for the audit.

The last visit to Microsoft's website was on 03/02/21.

The auditors go on a tangent to describe how extreme & obstructionist the resistance to this audit was. The auditor says the examples given so far are only a sample of thousands of connections to the internet. The device they're discussing was produced to them on a 4TB external hard drive, this was presented as a forensics image of the original, but when observed it was found that all the evidence produced on the 4TB external hard drives they were in actuality operational system clones & was not preserved in a forensics manner. Whether or not the unused portions of these drives were configured in such a way as to prevent comingling of data cannot be accounted for. These details are presented as caveats as to the findings which prove regular connections to the internet. In other words, Maricopa county are tards who may have presented tainted data that's unreliable.

In conclusion, IT forensics-man Ben Cotton states that this election was not secure at all by any measure of vulnerability assessments & he considers it a total failure on all fronts.

In summation:

Shared passwords
Shared user accounts
Remote access enabled
Dual-boot exploits available
Zero-day exploit not required
Script kiddy could've used metasploit to hack these servers in 10 minutes

 

[anti SJW]

 

[Eggplant Wizard]

you overestimate the shepple

they avoided the caretaker covid fiasco
they avoided the "covid doesn't exist, its Trump xenophobia"
they avoided the "vaccine is a fake Trump invention"
they avoided the "largest voter fraud organization"
they avoided the fortification at 4am

why wouldn't they trick the country that everything its fault of the other team?

People have noticed, they didn’t avoid anything. This is literally a case of them banking damage they should have taken immediately via media blitz, in the hopes of clearing it later. Later in this case is stopping election reform and having a rig set for next year‘s election.

They are gonna take everything they have been fighting off with interest at this point. Not all at once, this is gonna be a painfully slow series of hammers slamming down, starting at the feet and working up from there.

 

[Gehenna]

People have noticed, they didn’t avoid anything. This is literally a case of them banking damage they should have taken immediately via media blitz, in the hopes of clearing it later. Later in this case is stopping election reform and having a rig set for next year‘s election.

They are gonna take everything they have been fighting off with interest at this point. Not all at once, this is gonna be a painfully slow series of hammers slamming down, starting at the feet and working up from there.

They delayed paying the piper his due, but the piper didn't forget he was owed.

 

[Corn Flakes]

I don't really have a problem with praying at Yasukuni Shrine since I just kind of view that as a respect for the dead kind of thing, even if some the dead buried there were absolute monsters. The war crime denial is an issue though, you don't have to go full German cuck mode about it but I agree that does rub me the wrong way ( I suppose just view it as a Obama, Milley, Biden and co insisting they never droned children and they probably deserved it anyway) and it doesn't really help them out geopolitically either.

The problem with Japan dropping the war crime denial, in a practical sense, is that when you offer China an inch, they'll demand a mile. So if Japan officially admits that shit and apologizes, China will demand absurd reparations, and possibly even use it as internal justification for more aggressive moves against Japan.

Remember, the Chinese government doesn't actually care about the war crimes. They care about what leverage they can get out of them.

They delayed paying the piper his due, but the piper didn't forget he was owed.

Metaphorical woodwind instrument players are up there with metaphorical elephants and old Jewish ladies as far as a good memory for grudges goes, it seems.

 

[Kane Lives]

Well, Virginia had its last governor debate tonight, and Terry said the exact thing that could rally Fairfax and Loudoun County parents against him with a white-hot fury.

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This happened basically at the same time as Matt Walsh speaking to the Loudoun County School Board after leasing an apartment just so he could have "proof of residence" that he lived in the county, or else they wouldn't allow him to speak. Watched some of the board meeting, and it was incandescent rage about everything the school board has attempted for two years. And now they're going to direct all that fury at McAuliffe. Don't know if it will tip it in Youngkin's favor, but it's gotta have some real impact downballot.

Can I get a quick summary on the who's who here? Haven't been following the VA scene.

 

[Blake Chortles]

Welcome to the land of spite, brothers.

The penalty for denying the flu shot at our work is you have to wear a mask in public facing areas lmao. It was a very 2019 document.

 

[Ponzo]

Russell Brand has been on a roll recently

Also, in case certain people still wonder why some of us don't trust the government and the media, this is a perfect example. A complete fake theatrical set for a booster shot. Why?

 

[northstar747]

Not our job, so no. If we ever get more solid evidence we'll hand it off to someone whose job it is.

It makes a macabre sort of sense, actually... any traditional polling firm would tell them they are all idiots or even worse whistleblow hard. So ideological purity must be locked in. To follow, loyalty to every member of the cabal is required since nobody would want the firm to have more loyalty to another thus giving them less power. I think... I think CNN was their only option.

I have to ask since this isnt my wheele house.

What type of sensitive data would the admin be giving a polling firm analysis firm?

2nd wouldnt any firm that did whistle blowing risk alienating current or future clients?

And finally since CNN's loyalty is to wokeism wouldnt they still need to tell the admin the what and how, thats tanking the polling?

 

[anti SJW]

Also, in case certain people still wonder why some of us don't trust the government and the media, this is a perfect example. A complete fake theatrical set for a booster shot. Why?

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They need to spend the money they get from taxpayers on something. Why spend it on something useful?

 

[Gehenna]

I have to ask since this isnt my wheele house.

What type of sensitive data would the admin be giving a polling firm analysis firm?

2nd wouldnt any firm that did whistle blowing risk alienating current or future clients?

And finally since CNN's loyalty is to wokeism wouldnt they still need to tell the admin the what and how, thats tanking the polling?

Access to private correspondence which might leak, pre-knowledge of policy decisions, major events which can affect future polling numbers. Anything that goes into public opinion of our client, we generally know.

Yes, but we'd not be whistleblowing to say "yo, the other guy is using X polling firm". That's just the other guy being stupid if he was meaning to keep it a secret.

Yes, but they are staffed by utter incompetents who couldn't get a job literally anywhere else. So what they should be doing and are doing is not necessarily the same thing.