Message from Mike Lindell

Hello from Mike Lindell

• The Dominion machines in Georgia were hacked.

• The Dominion machines in Georgia were breached.

• The Dominion machines in Georgia were connected to the Internet.

The evidence was so overwhelming that the United States District Court of North Georgia-Atlanta Division said:

“This breach and the copying and sharing of election system software and voting data to actors and entities inside and outside of the state, as well as through the internet, bear serious ramifications for the future vulnerability of the state’s election system as a whole.”

The evidence was so overwhelming, it is going to a bench trial and will be heard on January 9.

Why?

• Breach of devices in Coffee County, GA…

• Two cybersecurity experts accessed, via the Internet, the election management databases in at least 15 counties—databases that create “ballot definitions,” program memory cards and tally, store and report votes, and,

• A 2021 Report showed that Georgia’s voting system could alter QR codes on printed ballots without the knowledge of voters, use malicious hardware on voting machines, or remotely install vote-stealing malware on ballot-making devices.