counted openly and transparently in full view of the public

and a tight chain of custody for the totals

because....



no voting machines were ever checked





... Desi Doyen said on 10/17/2017 @ 4:00 pm PT...


Hi, Karen --- It was actually DHS, specifically acting undersecretary Jeanette Manfra, who acknowledged that DHS had not conducted a forensic examination on any individual voting machine during her testimony at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on June 21, 2017. The relevant segment starts at about 58 minutes:

https://www.c-span.org/v...ted-russia-2016-election

Here's Brad's article on it: http://bradblog.com/?p=12192. More on it can also be found here.

Desi

Honduras has all paper ballots and extreme security on who votes. They use a national voter ID card. And it is a so called Banana Republic!

WTF?

Maybe because the Kaspersky AV was actually working? (I know the mole is just channeling command-and-control.)

jesus h christ on a pogo stick.
think of the economic stimulation that will result, and just do it. dont waste f'ing money trying to clean up old computers.

A close friend, part of our Linux User Group in South Texas is retired Navy.

A $15 would end up costing about $150 when you put the human time for 15 steps of signatures over typically 6 months.
See why things don't get done, the user has a dead mouse that will be 3-6 months to replace.

Now we get to the real meat.
The DoD is still running mostly on Windows XP because it takes 10 years for the OS and most software to get full approval.

BTW, my friend has some high levels of clearance, working databases and crypto, so don't pass this as "fake news".

and i actually know a fair about how it all works. i have a nephew who recently retired from a high army post.

yeah, i know they are idiots there. did you ever see the hbo movie 'the pentagon wars'? basically a true, and thoroughly ridiculous story about a new tank, the abrams iirc.

but all the more reason to demand that our government get up to god damned steam.

they actually helped me

Unless of course, these dopes were welcoming a hacking invasion

You can't just yank this shit out in less than a year.

Management: 'Have it done by October!'

IT: "Lol. You're cute'.

One from USA to keep KGB out of your PC, and one from Russia to keep NSA out. Hopefully they can both help to keep China down, and UK and France AND North Korea and all other nosy countries.

say shit like this!

or much of anything else. But I have been around a long time and have a pretty good memory.

The Promis conspiracy is not taken seriously outside of nasty groups like the LaRouche cult. There might be something in it, but nothing has been proved.

It may or may not have ties to the Kremlin, or be co-opted by the Kremlin, but why take a chance?

By the time you realize it's time to do something, it's too late...way too late.

Kaspersky anti-virus was a free program in a package of apps I bought for my Mac. It was highly rated in the reviews I read. I have tried to remove it but there is one thing that I cannot remove, no matter what I try.

Sneaky little dotards!

Our company used it to check down deep and remove all traces of KES (Karpinski End Point) from the company computers. We now have Avast instead, and I rather hate Avast .

Haele

Several months back the Geek Squad (I buy my computers at Best Buy and use Geek Squad. It's excellent for people like me who aren't very tech savvy) said they were no longer supporting Kaspersky and when it was time to renew to get something else. So I did. I now have something called Webroot Secure Anywhere and all I can say is I haven't had any problems with viruses. So far, at least.

Kaspersky was quite good for a long time.

I suppose the problem with all the government computers is the extent to which they are vastly more complex than my lap top and my desk top, which is why they can't just install a new security system and then take out the old one as one done with my computers.

Kapersky: We should sell software to the American government so we can control their systems from the comfort of our living rooms.
Putin: Why would the US government buy software from a Russian company instead of an American company like, say, Microsoft?
Kapersky: The American people elect George W. Bush. Sort of. Twice.
Putin: . . .
Kapersky . . .
Putin . . .
Kapersky. . .
Putin: You think they would actually . . . pay for it, too?
Kapersky. (smiling)

"Moscow-based security company"

They will try even harder in November.

Back up every single server in rotation, taking each one offline; erase the hard drives, reinstall the OSes, restore backups without the Kaspersky Lab malware, and then install an American security suite.
It'll take quite a bit of time, but it'll be far better than russkie software with built-in malware backdoors.

I'm just scratching the surface, but I'm sure you get the idea of what I'm talking about.

Who thought intentionally putting Russian software into our computer systems was a good idea?

install Kaspersky software?