Forensic Report on Dominion Voting Machines

In voting machines used in the state.

The 23-page forensic report concluded that the Dominion

voting system is intentionally and purposefully designed

with inherent errors to create systemic fraud and

influence election results. The report released by

Allied Security Operations Group, ASOG,

detailed the findings from a forensic examination on Dominion

Voting Systems in Antrim County, Michigan.

On election night, Antrim County switched 6,000 votes

from President Trump to Joe Biden, allegedly due to an

unexplained glitch. Poll workers tried very hard to report the

problems with Dominion voting machines, but local officials,

including the Secretary of Michigan State, turned down their requests,

claiming that it was the result of user human errors.

In early December, shortly after Antrim County resident

William Bailey

filed a lawsuit to challenge the integrity of the election equipment,

Judge Kevin Elsenheimer of the 13th Circuit Court

ordered forensic imaging of the Dominion voting tabulators and

related software. However, he also placed a protective order

to restrict the use and distribution of the forensic findings.

It wasn't until December the 14th that Judge Elsenheimer

agreed to lift the protective order and allow the release of the

report. A team from Dallas-based cybersecurity

firm ASOG conducted the investigation on behalf of

plaintiff William Bailey. The team took forensic images and

reviewed the county's 22 Dominion tabulators, along with thumb

drives and related software. The audit revealed that of

the 15,676 lines or

events, there were a total of

10,667 critical

errors/warnings, or an over 68% error

rate. Later in the report, ASOG said, "This

high error rate proves the Dominion voting system is flawed and

doesn't meet state or federal election laws." The Federal

Election Commission allows a maximum error rate of just

0.0008% for

computerized voting systems. The error rate of Dominion Voting

Systems at a shocking 68.05% is

85,000 times higher than the threshold.

ASOG concluded that the Dominion voting system

intentionally generates an enormously high number of ballot errors.

The electronic ballots are then transferred for adjudication.

The intentional errors lead to bulk adjudication of ballots with no

oversight, no transparency, and no audit trail.

The evidence presented in the Allied Security Operations group is

astonishing. The conclusion is obvious.

The Dominion voting system is designed to cheat.

It was intentionally designed to have an error rate as high as

68%, which in turn allows for bulk human

adjudication of ballots. The error rate in Central Lake

Township was 81.96%, while the

error rate allowed by the Federal Election Committee is one out

of 250,000 ballots. The Dominion voting

machines had an error rate of 85,000 to

224,000 times higher than the federal standard.

This is not what we would expect from an experienced voting system company.

The only explanation is the design was intentionally flawed.

More seriously, ASOG found that Antrim County's computer

system maintains records of the adjudication process for previous

elections, but records for the 2020 election were

missing. The lack of records prevents any form of

audit

accountability, the report said.

We must conclude that the 2020 election cycle records

have been manually removed. One month before the election,

it was exposed that the parent company of Dominion received

$400 million from an investment bank in Switzerland with

ties to China.

There was certainly foreign meddling in the 2020 US presidential

election, truly unprecedented. If the problems in this

election are not resolved, the problems that may arise in the future

will be

unimaginable.