HE IS NOT PICKING ON MARK S.

The WSJ article is wrong – Trump won Wisconsin and we have the evidence. My fault for not getting it out sooner, swamped with work. Back to the article: clarifying by chance Brown County (Green Bay) ES&S machines were ordered without the modems. 30 other counties out of our 72 counties do use modems, most wireless ones, some are analog.

However, Justice Gableman is correct that nefarious activity did take place in Green Bay with Mark Spitzer Rubenstein. Here are photos of him on Nov.3, 2020 in Green Bay’s central count. In advance he had the KI Convention Center, where the count took place, run him a private router line from the floor up to his 8th floor hotel room. He was receiving election results in real time, from a technician who worked the KI Convention Center.

And why, in a central counting room on election day was Rubenstein on a laptop? Let’s all do that – take your laptops to central counts this coming November. He was not authorized to be there, just a private citizen from Brooklyn, NY. Earlier on he had a name tag stating he was a city employee – he never was.

The city clerk of Green Bay is very corrupt, Celeste Jefferies. She is still there. It was directly Robin Vos who covered this all up as Justice Gableman has a subpoena with Rubenstein’s name on it – Robin Vos shut the investigation down. To WSJ – stop lying about 2020, so much has come out across the nation you look like fools.

From a technical standpoint, ES&S’s assertions are without bearing. ANY type of network connection makes the machines hackable, exposes the information being transmitted to monitoring (for example, to know how many fake ballots need to be produced or altered), and opens the possibility of data alteration.

The same type of bs was spewed in Michigan after 2020. There the corrupt officials tried to assert that their equipment did not have modems. What they forgot is that all of the information about the voting machine procurement was still on the state government websites and it showed that when the put out the Request for Purchase, they explicitly stated they wanted machines WITH modems and Dominion was nice enough to talk all about their capabilities.