Early voting has begun in several states across the country, and White Hats have already seized or destroyed rigged voting machines in Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee, states that could decide the outcome of the 2024 presidential election.
As reported this week, White Hats seized compromised machines from a Fulton County, Georgia, library. The US Army Cyber Command specialists who later evaluated those devices found that half of them—three of six—had been doctored to randomly turn Red Votes Blue. For example, for every ten Republican votes cast on one machine, two votes flipped to Democratic candidates; a second machine changed one in ten; and a third device consistently flipped five in ten. The same was not true when ARCYBER voted Blue; Blue votes remained Blue. The library’s tampered-with machines behaved similarly to a shipment of fraudulent ones White Hats had seized in July.
Over 11 million Americans have already voted early—a record turnout—and White Hats concede there’s no way of determining how many of those votes are fraudulent. Nonetheless, they’ve been responding both proactively and reactively to allegations of fraud, including several in Georgia, where patriotic Trump voters have reportedly seen irreconcilable discrepancies between their electronic votes and what appeared on their hardcopy printouts.
The story made national headlines yesterday after Republican firebrand Marjorie Taylor Greene sounded the alarm during an appearance on Alex Jones’ InfoWars broadcast, claiming a Dominion machine changed a voter’s ballot in her district.
“It had switched!” she told Jones.
Dominion has since responded that the voter, not the machine, made the error and called the report an isolated incident.
White Hats, however, had responded to additional reports of fraud in Georgia prior to Greene’s alarming announcement. A White Hat stationed at Fort Moore, Georgia, was first in line to vote for Trump Tuesday morning at the Muscogee County Citizen’s Service Center. When he tried voting straight Republican, the machine wouldn’t accept the entry, and the employee he informed told him the machines were a little “glitchy” and offered to resolve the issue. She fiddled with it and said it was functioning correctly. But when the soldier again tried to vote, the display screen flashed hypnotically, momentarily mesmerizing him before he realized his vote had again changed. He asked the election clerk to void his vote and said he’d return on Election Day.
The soldier sent his intel up the chain of command, a military echelon that terminated at Gen. Smith’s office. Our source said the general was seething with anger.
“The steal is real,” our source said, “and we’re working overtime to mitigate the number of stolen votes going on out there. Stopping all of them is impossible, so we’re trying to cut Harris’ cheat margin. We’d already dealt with 16 confirmed cases of voter fraud and had a large force deployed in five states when that soldier’s report came in.
He added that Gen. Smith tasked Marines who had just demolished fraudulent voting machines in White County with dismantling those at the Muscogee County Citizen’s Service Center. The Marines reportedly breached the building after midnight and sledgehammered the machines—but first removed the circuit boards for ARCYBER to analyze.
We asked our source whether totaling the machines was a gesture in futility, since the Deep State could simply replace them repeatedly.
“Then we’ll keep trashing them and arresting whoever installs them. We hope the Deep State understands our resolve and won’t try to cart in more rigged equipment. We’ll be watching and waiting,” the source said.
Georgia, he added ominously, isn’t the only state in which White Hats hindered the Deep State’s election shenanigans. In North Carolina—still reeling from Hurricane Helene’s unprecedented devastation—Marines in Rutherford County found armed FEMA agents overseeing early voting at Isothermal Community College. Although the cowardly agents scattered at the sight of heroic Marines advancing on them, White Hats are committed to surveilling the college until all voting ends on November 5.
“We’ll, be very busy the next few weeks, very busy indeed,” our source said.