Delco Election Machines Fail Hash Test
By John Proctor Child
I hate to be the Dutch Uncle telling the daft nephew that his girlfriend is not only ugly as sin, but “Mikey, She’s Cheating On You!” but with about 800 hours before the Nov. 4 elections somebody has to do it!
I -with Greg Stenstrom — attended the hash test on Delaware County, Pa.’s election machines at the machine warehouse in Chester City, Sept. 24.
Delco election officials run the tests on 2 percent of the approximately 400 scanners and touch writers.
Delco Election Officials call it “the gold standard” of Pennsylvania.
Sounds good.
It isn’t, though.
Here’s how this works. Think of the hash code as a “computer-fingerprint”. These computer-fingerprints from the scanners and touch-writers have to exactly match the “trusted hash codes” that we had down-loaded from Hart Election Machine Company.
An inexact match means that the software in the voting machine touch-writers and scanners are (at best) corrupted or (at worst) loaded with “malicious code” and vulnerable to outside-bad-actors intent on stealing your election via cell phone towers and the internet.
If the hash codes are not EXACTLY the same, the machines can’t be used.
It’s the law!
And the hash codes from the tested machines did not match those from Hart.
Repeat: IF the hash codes don’t match, then you cannot USE THE VOTING MACHINES!”
Delco hash testing has failed.
Logic And Accuracy testing is next.
This is a Black-Box / Rube Goldberg-Fakakta Voting System to the gills. The last five-Elections have yielded the same results: Bogus Bogus Bogus… it’s an electronic shell game they’re pulling on us and the “D”s and the “R”s are just fine with it.
It’s Kabuki-BS from one end to the other… The Uni-Party loves this… so much money to be made with bogus elections… someday it’ll all come out… I checked my actuarial tables… looks like average life span of a male born in December of 1953 is almost 74-years. So I’ve got almost two-years to see this out.
Lawsuits are now filed.
Regardless, civilized countries do not use these crazy systems.France did ONCE back in the ’70s and then abolished it because the funny-business was rife.
Speaking of funny business, before Covid Delco elections cost $700,000. Today they cost $8-million and climbing.
