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“I do desire we may be better strangers.”

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

Incredible.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@JackPosobiec Yes, they removed my news snippet of Twitter Files… and censorship. #OhTheIrony

It was @elonmusk commenting on MSM.

[Commentary Trump Daily Posts @TrumpDailyPosts]

🚨BREAKING: Big New Report Analysis Reveals Mathematical Impossibility of 2026 Midterm Results, With a 00.15% Chance The Election Numbers Are Legitimate

A new analysis puts the odds of legitimate 2026 midterm results at 0.15 percent.
Republicans retained about 85 percent of Trump’s 2024 share in Senate races.
States where Trump was under 58.5 percent in 2024 fell below 50 percent for Republicans.
The same proportion appeared across both red and blue states.
Twenty nine of 30 Senate races fell below Trump’s prior share.

Source: @truthanswersall @gatewaypundit

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@sethwixtrom @TruthAnswersAll Some background:

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

Good instincts.

I’m a little rusty, but…
Fraction Magic and the GEMS lineage
In 2016, @BevHarrisWrites and programmer Bennie Smith documented that the GEMS central tabulator (Global Election Management System) stores vote counts as floating-point doubles rather than integers. This allows fractional weighting of votes or precise redistribution of results across precincts. Standard reports show only whole numbers, so the fractional values are hidden by default. They demonstrated the capability on real databases, including the Alaska 2004 presidential polling results.

GEMS originated with Global Election Systems (Vancouver), was acquired by Diebold (~2002) and became Diebold Election Systems, then Premier Election Solutions. After ES&S acquired Premier in 2009, antitrust requirements led Dominion to acquire the Premier assets (including GEMS IP) in 2010. GEMS-related code continued under both ES&S and Dominion.

Harris obtained Diebold/GEMS files in 2003 from an unprotected FTP site used by the company. She has stated that some source-code comments were in Serbian and that the system had international file-transfer ties.

Serbian developers
Harris has documented Serbian developers working on Dominion systems via LinkedIn and company records. These include nationals based in Serbia and in Dominion’s Toronto office working on ImageCast tabulators, Election Management System testing, and related projects. Dominion has long maintained a Belgrade software-development office and posted openings there. This is separate from the Smartmatic founders (Venezuelan engineers incorporated in Delaware in 2000).

The Serbian connection is with Dominion and the earlier GEMS lineage.

Smartmatic, Sequoia, and later ownership
Smartmatic was incorporated in Delaware in April 2000 by Venezuelan engineers Antonio Mugica, Alfredo José Anzola, and Roger Piñate. It acquired Sequoia Voting Systems in 2005 and divested ownership in 2007 under CFIUS scrutiny related to foreign ownership of U.S. election equipment, while retaining residual IP and some contractual interests. Dominion acquired Sequoia assets in 2010. The companies state they have no current ownership relationship or shared software; residual code questions are difficult to verify independently due to proprietary systems. ES&S and Hart InterCivic are separate firms.

Indictments
In August 2024 the U.S. Department of Justice charged three Smartmatic executives, including co-founder Roger Alejandro Piñate Martinez, with Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations and money laundering. The allegations involve more than $1 million in bribes (2015–2018) to a Philippine election official to obtain and retain contracts related to the 2016 Philippine elections. In October 2025 a superseding indictment added Smartmatic’s parent company (SGO Corporation Limited) as a corporate defendant on related FCPA and money-laundering charges. The defendants have pleaded not guilty. These are foreign-bribery charges, not U.S. election-rigging charges.

Company denials of shared code or claims of robust security are not reliable on their face. The combination of proprietary code, foreign-developer involvement documented by Harris, residual IP questions from the Sequoia transactions, and criminal charges against Smartmatic executives and the parent company for election-related corruption abroad is the factual record.

Fraction Magic itself remains a documented design feature of the GEMS tabulator that creates a high-precision mechanism for redistributing results if access is obtained. And yes, includes foreign programming.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

It’s several modalities: examples…
• Polls ‘shape’ opinions. ‘Divided electorate,’ seeding expectations and framing turn out etc.
• Pad 20-23 million ‘new’ registrations with little to no eligibility verification - this creates margin.
• Cyberattacks. FEC and Chainstack (Singapore) were hacked the same day (Oct. 26), during early voting - the latter has networking capability to submit and retrieve results (IP in development). It’s reasonable to suspect there were others.
• There are only really 2-3 vote tabulation companies that ‘count’ 80% of the U.S. and they aren’t truly standalone or air gapped. There are controversies and audits are difficult because they are proprietary, but they share the old GEMS fractional code exploit.
• Other methods like ‘decoy’ candidates, harvesting, stuffing, UOCAVA absentee, disruptions to equipment, adjudication diversions, foreign interference or masking to appear that way etc. These are older methods, but they have impact.
• 15% band appears in results, uniformly, suggesting AI (?) - not organic (likely it will be programmed more plausibly going forward).
• Media narratives, early calls, gaslighting, refusal to cover stories, threats, divisive tactics… the ‘after action operations.’ Assuming the ‘mantle of inevitability’ as a posture while votes are being counted or questioned. Psyops.
🤷🏻‍♀️

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@TruthAnswersAll Important to keep in mind 2020 is used for analysis. That’s problematic, also contested, the kabuki keeps compounding.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@TonyLaneNV No

[Andy Ngo @MrAndyNgo]

The Antifa cell in Corvallis, Ore. has published an after-action report on the fallout from Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

They admit fearing the loss of their ability to mark conservatives for death with no pushback — especially as some apolitical institutions, groups and businesses now feel safer expressing sympathy to Kirk’s family and supporters.

They also concede that attacks on @seanfeucht’s Christian worship events have been a PR disaster, with cameras showing masked Antifa militants assaulting families and children at those events.

To counter a possible cultural shift away from their dehumanization tactics that are mainstream on the left, Antifa suggest exploiting divisions on the right to divide and conquer. They suggest using Israel as the wedge issue. https://t.co/sci8cfBAvg

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@WesternLensman

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@LeaderJohnThune @SenateGOP

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@Badhombre

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

Trump administration officials currently living on military bases due to threats:

-Attorney General Todd Blanche
-Secretary of State Marco Rubio
-War Secretary Pete Hegseth
-White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller
-Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

Pretty insane that political violence in this country has become this severe.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@TonyLaneNV Gaslit.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@MalcolmBut82107 @WURT_Sports @BTwit54 @cspan @RepJeffries Weird flex. Pointing at an allegation isn’t on topic. A federal prison is being built. Big whoop.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

Feinstein was Gang of Eight (Senate Intelligence chair) when the FBI told her Chinese MSS had recruited her 20-year SF driver/office aide/Asian liaison—the person who sat in her car, handled her local schedule, and attended consulate events for her. She minimized (“not a mole”), forced a quiet retirement, no charges, no public damage assessment, and kept it from her own staff.

Clinton was Secretary of State with an unauthorized private server that held classified material. ICIG flagged near-total metadata duplication under a Chinese-named address and briefed the FBI; the response was dismissive. The contractor used BleachBit after a preservation order. No completed damage assessment.

The open questions aren’t neutral. They sit at the intersection of the highest-level access and incomplete examination. Treating the quiet handling and the sidelined technical flags as sufficient closure is ridiculous on its face. Neither was removed for it.

[Pete Hegseth @PeteHegseth]

The OSS is back.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

The timeline correction is narrow, sources a little to SPR glossy and misses the point.

Feinstein’s own statement and the Chronicle reporting confirm the staffer served ~20 years as her SF driver, office aide, and Asian-community liaison (including attending Chinese Consulate events for her) before the FBI told her, while she chaired Senate Intelligence, that Chinese MSS had recruited him and he was reporting back on local politics. She called him “not a mole or a spy,” forced a quiet retirement, no charges, no public damage assessment, and kept the matter from her own staff.
That is not “immediately handled and closed.” It is a long-serving aide in the most sensitive committee’s chair’s orbit (Gang of Eight) successfully targeted by Chinese intelligence, with the response limited to private removal and minimization. The 20-year access to schedules, car conversations, and local political intelligence happened on her watch.

Same pattern on the Clinton side: ICIG found near-total metadata duplication under a Chinese-named address and briefed the FBI; the response was dismissive. The contractor who administered the server used BleachBit after a preservation order and subpoena. No completed damage assessment. Treating the contractor’s account as dispositive while the original technical flag was sidelined is the gloss. The records show an open vulnerability that was not fully examined.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

@pjcolbeck Those are mutually exclusive. It can be both.

[a Zeleny @BettrStranger]

Good instincts.

I’m a little rusty, but…
Fraction Magic and the GEMS lineage
In 2016, @BevHarrisWrites and programmer Bennie Smith documented that the GEMS central tabulator (Global Election Management System) stores vote counts as floating-point doubles rather than integers. This allows fractional weighting of votes or precise redistribution of results across precincts. Standard reports show only whole numbers, so the fractional values are hidden by default. They demonstrated the capability on real databases, including the Alaska 2004 presidential polling results.

GEMS originated with Global Election Systems (Vancouver), was acquired by Diebold (~2002) and became Diebold Election Systems, then Premier Election Solutions. After ES&S acquired Premier in 2009, antitrust requirements led Dominion to acquire the Premier assets (including GEMS IP) in 2010. GEMS-related code continued under both ES&S and Dominion.

Harris obtained Diebold/GEMS files in 2003 from an unprotected FTP site used by the company. She has stated that some source-code comments were in Serbian and that the system had international file-transfer ties.

Serbian developers
Harris has documented Serbian developers working on Dominion systems via LinkedIn and company records. These include nationals based in Serbia and in Dominion’s Toronto office working on ImageCast tabulators, Election Management System testing, and related projects. Dominion has long maintained a Belgrade software-development office and posted openings there. This is separate from the Smartmatic founders (Venezuelan engineers incorporated in Delaware in 2000).

The Serbian connection is with Dominion and the earlier GEMS lineage.

Smartmatic, Sequoia, and later ownership
Smartmatic was incorporated in Delaware in April 2000 by Venezuelan engineers Antonio Mugica, Alfredo José Anzola, and Roger Piñate. It acquired Sequoia Voting Systems in 2005 and divested ownership in 2007 under CFIUS scrutiny related to foreign ownership of U.S. election equipment, while retaining residual IP and some contractual interests. Dominion acquired Sequoia assets in 2010. The companies state they have no current ownership relationship or shared software; residual code questions are difficult to verify independently due to proprietary systems. ES&S and Hart InterCivic are separate firms.

Indictments
In August 2024 the U.S. Department of Justice charged three Smartmatic executives, including co-founder Roger Alejandro Piñate Martinez, with Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations and money laundering. The allegations involve more than $1 million in bribes (2015–2018) to a Philippine election official to obtain and retain contracts related to the 2016 Philippine elections. In October 2025 a superseding indictment added Smartmatic’s parent company (SGO Corporation Limited) as a corporate defendant on related FCPA and money-laundering charges. The defendants have pleaded not guilty. These are foreign-bribery charges, not U.S. election-rigging charges.

Company denials of shared code or claims of robust security are not reliable on their face. The combination of proprietary code, foreign-developer involvement documented by Harris, residual IP questions from the Sequoia transactions, and criminal charges against Smartmatic executives and the parent company for election-related corruption abroad is the factual record.

Fraction Magic itself remains a documented design feature of the GEMS tabulator that creates a high-precision mechanism for redistributing results if access is obtained. And yes, includes foreign programming.

[Patrick Colbeck✝️ @pjcolbeck]

Please understand that machines do not need to flip votes in order to be a security risk. Privileged access to early voting tallies allows fraudsters to compare actual vote tallies with projected vote tallies and order fake ballots to be injected into tally...no recount would ever detect that.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

It’s a takedown.

[CBS News @CBSNews]

Residents of federally funded public housing will be required to show proof of U.S. citizenship or eligible immigration status under a new rule published Thursday. https://t.co/6qXPcWfcsq

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@TheDemocrats