We have got to do something; I had not used a PC until about 2008; so I had no idea how they worked. BUT during election time I used to joke around that all some big-elite being needed was connection to the satellites and Whammo; zapp change the votes. Now that was more simple then the creative way these crooks have hoodwinked our voting system. These powerful crooks have got to be stopped. I smelled a rat but had no idea how to find where the stench was coming from. Bev Harris thanks. <3 U
I got GEMS from an undisclosed website about a year ago. Not much skill required to manipulate data there. The GEMS database is not forced to be password protected. It is a simple Access database file that anyone with \\computername\c$ access can open. What a joke.
Anyone with the proper rights, eg any worker with that privilege, can access \\computername\c$. I have access to 6k machines that way. All it takes is the right person, in the right position, to have that access. Not very hard to do. In addition, I can boot any windows box to usb or cd and change the local admin password. My current boot disk boots in about 2 min, another 2 min to make changes, and I am in. Under 5 min.
By default GEMS does not encrypt or password protect the database it creates which is a simple Microsoft Access database. From all of the videos I have seen, it does not appear that Diebold sends them out configured properly. It would not matter because even if they did config these things from the start, the default passwords would surely get out. It appears they let the end users set these things up(set up the election). Bad bad mojo.
We have got to do something; I had not used a PC until about 2008; so I had no idea how they worked. BUT during election time I used to joke around that all some big-elite being needed was connection to the satellites and Whammo; zapp change the votes. Now that was more simple then the creative way these crooks have hoodwinked our voting system. These powerful crooks have got to be stopped. I smelled a rat but had no idea how to find where the stench was coming from. Bev Harris thanks. <3 U
nancyl2 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
All this came out during the last election.
Has Bev Harris been facilitating the halt of the theft of our election system?
We cannot have computers only counting our ballots and need to have manual backups with volunteer counters and EXIT POLLS.
Lots and lots of independent EXIT POLLS.
(ie. NOT done by our corporate, war mongering media.)
GotExitPolls2 2 years ago
I'm upset over the issue but I still can't help but laugh! Great video.
uwejuwe 2 years ago
I got GEMS from an undisclosed website about a year ago. Not much skill required to manipulate data there. The GEMS database is not forced to be password protected. It is a simple Access database file that anyone with \\computername\c$ access can open. What a joke.
weneedhelp 3 years ago 2
You would still have to know the login and password, but that can be done quickly, even if the default administrator password has been changed.
uwejuwe 2 years ago
"anyone with \\computername\c$"
Anyone with the proper rights, eg any worker with that privilege, can access \\computername\c$. I have access to 6k machines that way. All it takes is the right person, in the right position, to have that access. Not very hard to do. In addition, I can boot any windows box to usb or cd and change the local admin password. My current boot disk boots in about 2 min, another 2 min to make changes, and I am in. Under 5 min.
weneedhelp 2 years ago
By default GEMS does not encrypt or password protect the database it creates which is a simple Microsoft Access database. From all of the videos I have seen, it does not appear that Diebold sends them out configured properly. It would not matter because even if they did config these things from the start, the default passwords would surely get out. It appears they let the end users set these things up(set up the election). Bad bad mojo.
weneedhelp 2 years ago
Go Baxter!
chopin65 3 years ago
baxter the haxor ye legend! lol
mfitzp 3 years ago
omg! that is the cutest and scariest thing i've seen today! i am not sure how to feel....
i love you, baxter the diebold hacking chimp!
skinnychef 3 years ago