Ok here is a serious problem with the #CyberSymposium claim of evidence and hear me out here. The first speaker walked the audience audience why the chain-of-custody is beyond important for voting. #CyberSymposiumX
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That if the chain is broken we can have fraud in an election. He's right about that. However chain-of-custody for ANY evidence is beyond important as it helps verify the evidence as legitimate, including evidence of election fraud. #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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The first speaker also primed the audience that we'd see the evidence live shortly as Ron Watkins (aka CodeMonkey, aka "Q" himself most likely) would spend hours with the us sifting through evidence to show us how the voting machines were hit. #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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They mentioned that Mr. Watkins had not seen this data prior so this would be a live dissection of the forensic evidence. Great, I've been waiting for this to review it in depth. #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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After numerous technical difficulties Mr. Watkins is, via video conference, introduced and right out of the gate he states the data he will be working with is "allegedly" two forensic images from a Dominion server. #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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These images are before and after a software update that "prove" the server was manipulated to change votes. Here's the thing... immediately the broke the cardinal rule: verify the chain of custody! #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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They pounded it into the audience and then promptly forgot when it came to their evidence. Mr. Watkins repeated the word "allegedly" multiple times and then said he was "told" that the first forensic image was from 2019. #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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Again, a massive chain of custody violation. I can create forensic images. It's not hard to do. Anyone could have mocked these up to look like anything. They also stated these were found publicly and would be giving out the link so I'll look. #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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For all we know these images are part of an actual disinformation campaign from a foreign government. Maybe they're legit. Without that understanding, it's 100% suspect and cannot be trusted. #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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Objectively, it cannot hold up in court. Imagine fabricating evidence of a crime and then the legal system doesn't verify it's authentic. That's what this is! #CyberSymposium #CyberSymposiumX
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