#AZAudit Maricopa & Other Arizona County Election Audits - #CyberNinjas / Jovan Pulitzer / Fann / Birther Ken Bennett

[Luke]

We've donated to AO, they do some great and important work. Calling out the fraudit and its lack of transparency helped many people see the sham that it was. Seeing them get a settlement is terrific.

It's taken a long fu*king time, but we're finally seeing the scammers and grifters getting punished for their deception and lies in 2020. And like dominos, there are all moving forward to entertain us. As Realist says,

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

[Chilidog]

BREAKING: SANCTIONS AFFIRMED VS AZGOP
The AZ Court of Appeals AFFIRMED a $17,000 sanctions award against the AZ GOP today.

The 2020 election case is the one where the AZGOP claimed that Maricopa County erred by auditing vote Center results rather than precinct results. (A distinction without a difference, in most ways. Especially since the law had adjusted for the shift.)

https://arizonaslaw.blogspot.com/2023/0 ... p.html?m=1

[W. Kevin Vicklund]

Now that was a thorough SMACKDOWN

[Luke]

Had to add a new line to my previous tweet!

Another winner!
Congratulations to this week's #FAFO Champions:
AZ GOP: $17,000 #Maricopa #FAIL
Fox News: $787,500,000 #DominionvFox
Mike Lindell: $5,000,000 #ProveMikeWrong
Dan Bongino: $0 #LOSER
A great week for democracy and the USA! And much, much more to come.

Bongino "parted ways" with Fox, they said they couldn't agree on renewal terms.

[realist]

Another winner!
Congratulations to this week's #FAFO Champions:
AZ GOP: $170,000 #Maricopa #FAIL
Fox News: $787,500,000 #DominionvFox
Mike Lindell: $5,000,000 #ProveMikeWrong
Dan Bongino: $0 #LOSER
A great week for democracy and the USA! And much, much more to come.

Or $17,000?

[Luke]

Oops, $17,000. Thanks, Realist. Reposted the tweets. Paul Welch from AZ Law dmed me too. Got too excited and I'm getting used to these BIG sanction and settlement numbers!

[p0rtia]

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

[somerset]

From the Everything Lubbock article:

Court records described Goltz as a Canadian citizen who lives in Lubbock as a lawful permanent resident.

A - He can't even vote in US elections
B - A felony conviction may result in revocation of his LPR status.

It's beyond me why someone would want to be so politically active, but not want to become a citizen of the country they're being politically active in.

[p0rtia]

Healthcare.

[Gregg]

Healthcare.

Not only that, but who wants to bet he was among those screaming against Obamacare?

[Ben-Prime]

Healthcare.

Not only that, but who wants to bet he was among those screaming against Obamacare?

But he loves the Affordable Care Act.

[Gregg]

He's Canadian so he has National Health Care. I dunno how that works in the USA though. When I lived in London I think I paid £90 for NHS Foreign Student Coverage for a year.

For a year. Think about that. I know people who pay that much a month for coverage here that is nowhere near as inclusive as NHS which pretty much covers everything, no deductibles, no out of pocket limits on your 20% because you don't have a 20% .... don't get me started...

[RTH10260]

He's Canadian so he has National Health Care. I dunno how that works in the USA though. When I lived in London I think I paid £90 for NHS Foreign Student Coverage for a year.

For a year. Think about that. I know people who pay that much a month for coverage here that is nowhere near as inclusive as NHS which pretty much covers everything, no deductibles, no out of pocket limits on your 20% because you don't have a 20% .... don't get me started...

Post-Brexit:

Immigration health surcharge

If you're coming to the UK on a temporary stay of more than 6 months, you may be required to pay an immigration health surcharge at the time of your visa application.

The standard surcharge fee is:

£470 per year per person for students and each of their dependants
£624 per year per person for everyone else
The full amount will be paid upfront for the duration of your visa.

https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/visitin ... -area-eea/

£470 approx $590 today
£624 approx $785 today
£90 about $150 in 1990 (historical spot exchange rates 1990 from https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/bank- ... o-GBP-1990)

[Gregg]

Considering I lived in London 25 years ago, that's still damn reasonable.

[raison de arizona]

Hamadeh appeals to Elon Musk to overturn the election he lost. Seven months ago.
https://twitter.com/AbrahamHamadeh/stat ... 28928?s=20

Hey @elonmusk, this is also strange. When you scan your driver's license and put your SSN I don't think it's too much to ask that a dead man's name shouldn't show up.

This Maricopa County voter was told repeatedly her driver’s license was registered to “multiple voters”

An official stepped, swiped an access card, a voter record for a dead Utah resident appeared

Her provisional ballot wasn't counted

Our voter registration system is broken.

[northland10]

Why is he appealing to Elon Musk?

[Dave from down under]

Why is he appealing to Elon Musk?

Because Elon has taken over the world, as God-Emperor, didn’t you read that tweet from Elon???

[raison de arizona]

Wealthy GOP donor bankrolled Cyber Ninjas' effort to get voting data, whistleblower says

A lawyer who enlisted Cyber Ninjas CEO Doug Logan to access voting machines in Arizona, Michigan and Georgia is now accused of pushing a false election data report in Pennsylvania.

A cybersecurity company is suing Stefanie Lambert, claiming she urged employees to manufacture findings in her efforts to overturn 2020 election results for Donald Trump's legal team.

New York-based XRVision claims Lambert hired the firm to analyze voting machines used by a rural Pennsylvania county in the 2020 election and asked employees to falsely report finding "cheat codes" in software and evidence of hacking.

When employees refused to do her bidding, Lambert and her financial backer badmouthed the firm, damaging its reputation among members of the Arizona, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin senates and causing it to lose potential contracts, according to the lawsuit.

XRVision's allegations — bolstered by information from a Pennsylvania whistleblower who says he has been interviewed multiple times by the FBI — underscore the coordinated campaign Trump allies undertook to keep him in the White House that is now the subject of state and federal prosecutions.

Authorities allege a multipronged criminal conspiracy that involved seizing and dismantling voting machines from counties in battleground states; pressuring state and federal lawmakers to nullify elections; convincing Republican electors in seven states to falsely certify Trump won; and prompting the Arizona Senate "audit," which was the only private recount of public ballots in America.

XRVision's lawsuit accuses Lambert of defamation and breach of contract. It also names Pennsylvania businessman Bill Bachenberg, who served as co-chair of a committee to reelect Trump and who helped establish the state's alternate slate of Trump electors in 2020.

XRVision alleges Bachenberg agreed to fund attorney fees and expenses related to the Trump-fueled fraud investigations. Bachenberg gave Lambert a $1 million line of credit toward these efforts, and he determined "which forensic experts to hire and which election controversies to pursue."

XRVision and Cyber Ninjas were two of at least four companies Bachenberg secretly bankrolled through Lambert's Michigan law office, according to former Bachenberg employee and whistleblower Mike Ryan.

"She was the middleman for Bill Bachenberg's money," said Ryan, who worked for a Bachenberg-led nonprofit from January 2020 until November 2022.

Ryan told the USA TODAY Network that he met with the FBI in April and again in September to share evidence he collected, including information showing Lambert also hired two other cyber companies: Virginia-based CyFIR and Pennsylvania-based Wake Technology Services Inc.

Both companies later were hired by Logan to work as subcontractors on the hand recount of 2.1 million ballots cast in Maricopa County's 2020 election, which was authorized by the Arizona Senate.

CyFIR founder Ben Cotton is a Trump supporter who at the height of the ballot recount took copies of Maricopa County's election data and its server to a remote cabin in Montana.

Ryan referred to Bachenberg's attempts to access voting machines as equipment "audits."

"He was funding cyber firms to do election audits in several states," Ryan said in interviews. "Bill Bachenberg's fingerprints are all over the cyber audits in all four states. He is the biggest name in the Republican Party that you've never heard of."

Bachenberg is the founder of the cybersecurity company DBSi. He is a self-made millionaire and Allentown resident. He owns Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays and has served on the National Rifle Association board.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/po ... 051050007/

[Rolodex]

Holy cow what a story!

I hope XRVision wipes all these people out. You gotta hand it to the crazies - they're persistent and determined.

[Dr. Ken]

What we've always known it was a partisan audit created on the behalf of Donald trump and his allies.


https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/po ... 850529007/

[p0rtia]

Thanks, Dr. Ken!

[RTH10260]

Subscribers only?

[p0rtia]

Subscribers only?

I was able to read it (after disappearing the subscriber ad that popped up). That said, they may have a limit on free articles per month. I pretty clearly recall that I've been locked out upon occasion.