11/09/2020 / By Zoey Sky
Almost two years ago, Kevin Freeman discussed election fraud in Economic War Room, a channel that helps viewers protect their families, communities and nations from potential cyber and economic threats.
Recently, Freeman warned about a threat greater than voter fraud, like people showing up and voting when they shouldn’t. With election fraud, corrupt groups can steal elections. Freeman, a global economic warfare expert, talked to Russ Ramsland, an entrepreneur, business leader and chief financial officer (CFO) of the Allied Special Operations Group (ASOG).
Ramsland has spent the last two to three years of his life focusing exclusively on this real threat to America and its citizens’ future. He gave Freeman updates on what’s happening in terms of election fraud.
Ramsland and his colleagues closely studied election fraud. He told Freeman about discoveries the team made, and Ramsland warned about the pervasive myth that each vote is safe and that it’s not connected to the internet.
These claims are “demonstrably false.”
On Nov. 18, 2018, Ramsland looked at computer logs from the Dallas general election. He added that bogus voters and hacked polling stations are part of voter fraud.
He spoke up about election fraud in the interview, which occurs when the central tabulation server is tampered with. The investigation revealed that the server had been downloaded at a different location with remote computing capability. Freeman assumed that once he’s done voting at a polling place, the ballot is collected on some media or device and taken to central counting. Ramsland said that this was generally true, but according to data from 2018 at Central County, the representative for the election company was running it with a laptop at Central County for days on end connected to the internet.
Logs and affidavits from people who have seen the representative use a thumb drive plugged into the central computer prove that election fraud was committed in Dallas.
Findings also revealed that:
A group of cyber experts associated with the ASOG in the U.S. and abroad also started to map out the entire Dallas voting system that wasn’t supposed to be connected to the internet. When Freeman asked if the members of the group were “patriotic people who understood the cyber world,” Ramsland answered that they used to work for three-letter agencies (e.g., CIA, etc.) and they are experienced enough to dig into election fraud.
Ramsland also showed Freeman proof of these connections in DallasCountyVotes.org. Shockingly, the website was connected to IP addresses all over the country, confirming that the website was online and not air-gapped, as previously claimed.
An air-gapped computer system doesn’t have a physical (or wireless) connection to unsecured systems and networks.
“Air gapping” refers to the gap of air between a computer and other networks. Since the computer isn’t connected to them, it’s assumed that it can’t be attacked over the network.
For an attacker to “cross the air gap,” they have to physically sit down in front of the computer to compromise because there is no way to access it electronically over a network.
Freeman explained that this is “fraud being perpetrated on the American people.” He added that nobody should be able to violate the sanctity of the vote.
For 10 months, the cyber experts closely examined the operation of various voting machine companies across the globe such as:
• Dominion Voting Systems (Canada)
• ES&S (U.S.)
• Hart InterCivic (U.S.)
• Smartmatic
Results showed that there was no hacking involved and the fraud occurred in plain sight. Public-facing websites were vulnerable and the experts could see admin names and passwords for all critical data hosted on the website.
The experts could also access voter registration lists worldwide, listed by precinct. Data included 27 million names from Florida alone.
Results also showed:
If someone else could access these source codes, they can inject their own source code and redirect data into the DallasCountyVotes.org source code. Both Freeman and Ramsland agree that this wasn’t an oversight.
Rather, it was done on purpose to commit election fraud.
The website’s data can be accessed on the Amazon World Services (AWS) database worldwide. (Related: Trump WINS election; Democrats now working overtime to STEAL it by fabricating hundreds of thousands of votes in Michigan and Wisconsin.)
Ramsland’s team also easily accessed all the ballots for four locations, along with county union tallying functions, which can be used together with the source code to change who people voted for.
In a primary election, people with access to voter data can make you vote for the Democrat side if they wanted to, proving how easy it is to commit election fraud. Ramsland even witnessed this happening in Virginia.
The bottom line is, people with ill intentions can make any candidate win or lose and not enough people are worried about this, warned Ramsland.
Ramsland’s team also found that the intruder tracking software, which is usually activated, was turned off. No passwords were required, and you didn’t need to have access granted. This made it easy to coordinate with any email or port and manipulate the votes in any county.
The world is in the midst of a global economic war. With the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the push to change the election to mail-in ballots, it’s obvious that a group in the shadows is plotting to take over the whole country. Election fraud is one way that these people will attempt to take America down.
There is nothing more sacred in a democracy than your vote, said Freeman. What are you going to do to protect your freedom?
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