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This is why people want Powell's law license gone.
Much of this information is presented in the counter-claim lawsuit Powell filed Sept. 24 against Dominion Voting Systems, and it her answer to Dominion's suit.
"They're destroying logs right and left, and hopefully a federal judge soon will hold them to account for that," Powell said. "But even with their audit logs the system is so poorly done you can't really do an audit on it. Judge Amy Totenberg found that in the Georgia case of Curling vs. Raffensperger, before the election, that audit logs are virtually worthless ... the ballot depends on the QR code and no human can read the QR code. And that judge also said Georgia's machines don't comply with state law."
The Maricopa County audit found the following with regard to preserving operating system logs:
Much of this information is presented in the counter-claim lawsuit Powell filed Sept. 24 against Dominion Voting Systems, and it her answer to Dominion's suit.
"They're destroying logs right and left, and hopefully a federal judge soon will hold them to account for that," Powell said. "But even with their audit logs the system is so poorly done you can't really do an audit on it. Judge Amy Totenberg found that in the Georgia case of Curling vs. Raffensperger, before the election, that audit logs are virtually worthless ... the ballot depends on the QR code and no human can read the QR code. And that judge also said Georgia's machines don't comply with state law."
The Maricopa County audit found the following with regard to preserving operating system logs:
- Logs produced by Maricopa County did not contain the Windows security logs
- Security logs set to maintain only 20MG of data
- Oldest date in Windows security log on EMS was 2/5/21 [after the election]
- Clear intentional overwriting of the security logs by the EMS ADMIN account on three different dates in February and March 2021.
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