It’s okay, you got it. You already hit the nail on the head, just need to reproduce it haha. And I have the other members of the Antrim forensic audit who can independently verify before I go forward with it.
But yeah, it cannot be a coincidence you’re doing St. Joseph County memory card commands that were used to wipe the incriminating data off Dominion machines and it says “rig Joseph vote”
The specific function the first string was doing was changing the RCV algorithm from what it was to nothing, which is the goldmine. The reason I thought this was so important was I thought from how brazen the fraud was, they’d name it similarly. When I saw it didn’t use encryption I knew it’d be something absurd like “rig X’s vote”.
I also really think every string uses the same cipher, it’s no coincidence you got the county and “rig vote” out of what you did, you can’t manipulate a string that much to make it say all of that without any knowledge of what I knew about it. You may have really cracked a significant part of Dominion’s code, because I found hundreds of these strings, these just pertained to what I perceived to be the most important.
Well I’m not well versed in ciphers but if he was able to get that text readout he should be able to recreate it, in which case I’m guessing you can go backwards on the other two to get the results. If he got Rig Joseph Vote, he wouldn’t have known these memory cards were from St. Joseph Co., this is huge.
Dude..you’ve done it. You’ve freaking done it. Nobody no matter how many posts I’ve mine they’ve read would have known where I got images from for the update cards, because it’s not Antrim County..it’s St. Joseph County, Michigan. You’re kidding me that says Rig Joseph Vote? It literally freaking says rig Joseph vote? How can I credit you for this? This is going international soon
Thank you for your help very much! I do not think it’s Serbian because it would be Cyrillic, nor French because of the alphabet also differing, but I can say all the software is written in Serbia, but still in English, so I may be wrong that they could have converted Serbian to English or something?
What strings have you gotten from these using your methods that look the most promising?
Again thank you so much for your work, it is greatly appreciated!
I’ve hit it with every malware test possible, nothing. I did do some tricks with it that lead me to the first string of characters associated program is the key, it has a few python commands to delete different sets of data for specific dates and times. I know it’s a cipher of some sort though, if I could crack that it’d help so much if I’m doing AZ as well.
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They won’t be forced to do anything, but the Antrim forensic audit has had the largest impact imo (I’m biased). But when the full report comes out, I don’t see anything topping that. The multiple statistical analysis’s can’t be undervalued either
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Holy shit, I have to run this on the other ciphers I have listed. Yeah this isn’t coincidental, it’s a spit in the face of how stupid they thought we were and how easy they thought they had it.