#coffee county breach

[willpollock]

'It's been humiliating': Coffee County official slams lack of transparency in '21 breach

UPDATE 4: just completed in-depth interview with Coffee County board of elections member Andy Thomas, who had choice words for Raffensperger and state of the investigation thus far will turn it around ASAPhttps://t.co/cd8btyCF2D — Will Is Social Chair Of Fani Willis Fan Club ⚖️ 🌻 (@bywillpollock) June 14, 2023 As it turns out, not everybody enjoys living behind a wall of secrecy. In researching…

[reasonsforhope]

Donald Trump charged in Georgia for efforts to overturn the 2020 election

Link here, because WaPo's security measures stop Tumblr previews. Non-paywall link here.

"Former president Donald Trump and 18 others were criminally charged in Georgia on Monday in connection with efforts to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 victory in the state, according to an indictment made public late Monday night [on August 14, 2023].

Trump was charged with 13 counts, including violating the state’s racketeering act, soliciting a public officer to violate their oath, conspiring to impersonate a public officer, conspiring to commit forgery in the first degree and conspiring to file false documents.

The Recap

The historic indictment, the fourth to implicate the former president, follows a 2½-year investigation by Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D). The probe was launched after audio leaked from a January 2021 phone call during which Trump urged Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) to question the validity of thousands of ballots, especially in the heavily Democratic Atlanta area, and said he wanted to “find” the votes to erase his 2020 loss in the state.

Willis’s investigation quickly expanded to other alleged efforts by Trumpor his supporters, including trying to thwart the electoral college process, harassing election workers, spreading false information about the voting process in Georgia and compromising election equipment in a rural county. Trump has long decried the Georgia investigation as a “political witch hunt,” defending his calls to Raffensperger and others as “perfect.”

The Details

“Trump and the other Defendants charged in this Indictment refused to accept that Trump lost, and they knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in favor of Trump,” the indictment states.

A total of 41 charges are brought against 19 defendants in the 98-page indictment. Not all face the same counts, but all have been charged with violating the Georgia Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. Willis said she has given those charged until Aug. 25 to surrender.

Among those charged are Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor who served as Trump’s personal attorney after the election; Trump’s former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows; and several Trump advisers, including attorneys John Eastman, Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro...

Prosecutors brought charges around five subject areas: false statements by Trump allies, including Giuliani, to the Georgia legislature; the breach of voting data in Coffee County; calls Trump made to state officials, including Raffensperger, seeking to overturn Biden’s victory; the harassment of election workers; and the creation of a slate of alternate electors to undermine the legitimate vote. Those charged in the case were implicated in certain parts of what prosecutors presented as a larger enterprise to undermine the election."

-via The Washington Post, August 14, 2023

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U.S. Recount Updates/News:

Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate race will officially go to a recount. GOP candidate David McCormick is leading incumbent Democratic Sen. Bob Casey by less than 0.5% in the vote total, triggering an automatic recount under state law.

Furthermore,

Election and cybersecurity experts sent a formal letter to Vice President Kamala Harris urging a recount in key states, citing potential breaches in voting machines and the fact that voting systems were breached by Trump allies in 2021 and 2022.

https://freespeechforpeople.org/computer-scientists-breaches-of-voting-system-software-warrant-recounts-to-ensure-election-verification/

Cited evidence within the footnotes include:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2022/08/15/sidney-powell-coffee-county-sullivan-strickler/

Additionally,

The Nevada Secretary of State issued a violation notice regarding election security. A police report has been filed after evidence emerged indicating that Nevada officials may have removed 26,902 ballots from their reported mail-in ballot totals.

[ID:

Three images.

The first is a statement regarding a recount being triggered in the Pennsylvania Senate race. It reads:

“Unofficial Results in U.S. Senate Race Trigger Legally Required Automatic State Recount

Harrisburg, PA — Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt announced today that unofficial results in the Nov. 5 general election race for U.S.

Senate have triggered a legally required statewide recount.

Senator Bob Casey and Dave McCormick have vote totals within the one-half of 1 percent margin that triggers a mandatory recount under state law.

As of today, the unofficial returns for the U.S. Senate race submitted by all 67 counties show the following results for the top two candidates:

Robert P. Casey Jr. - 3,350,972 (48.50%)

David H. McCormick - 3,380,310 (48.93%)

Once counties finish counting their ballots, they must begin the recount no later than Wednesday, Nov. 20. They must complete the recount by noon on Nov. 26 and must report results to the Secretary by noon on Nov. 27. Results of the recount will not be published until Nov. 27.

The Department estimates that the recount cost will exceed $1 million of taxpayer funds.

This is the eighth time the automatic recount provision has been triggered since the passage of Act 97 of 2004. In the four cases in which the recount was carried out, the initial results of the election were affirmed. Those recounts and the costs for each were as follows:

2022 primary: Oz vs. McCormick, Republican race for U.S. Senate, $1,052,609.

2021 general: Dumas vs. Crompton, Commonwealth Court, $1,117,180.

2011 primary: Boockvar vs. Ernsberger, Democratic race for Commonwealth Court, $525,006.70.

2009 general: Lazarus vs. Colville vs. Smith, Superior Court race, $541,698.56.

For more information about the legally mandated automatic recount procedures, see the Department's directive on this topic (link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com).

Update on outstanding ballot totals

As of this afternoon, county election officials reported there are 60,366 uncounted provisional ballots and 20,155 uncounted mail-in and absentee ballots. That 80,521 total includes all ballots for which county boards of elections have not yet made a final resolution regarding their validity or eligibility to be counted.

As of the issuance of this release, the Department's election returns page [link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com] reflects the unofficial totals that counties have reported. These numbers will change beginning Thursday morning, Nov. 14, as counties continue to canvass provisional ballots and otherwise count ballots. These changes are unrelated to the recount.”

The second image depicts the first page of a formal letter addressed to Vice President Kamala Harris from election security experts urging an election recount in key states. It reads:

“November 13, 2024

The Honorable Kamala Harris

The White House

Office of the Vice President

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.

Washington, DC 20500

Dear Vice President Harris,

We write to alert you to serious election security breaches that have threatened the security and integrity of the 2024 elections, and to identify ways to ensure that the will of the voters is reflected and that voters should have confidence in the result. The most effective manner of doing so is through targeted recounts requested by the candidate. In the light of the breaches we ask that you formally request hand recounts in at least the states of Michigan, Nevada, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. We have no evidence that the outcomes of the elections in those states were actually compromised as a result of the security breaches, and we are not suggesting that they were. But binding risk-limiting audits (RLAs) or hand recounts should be routine for all elections, especially when the stakes are high and the results are close. We believe that, under the current circumstances when massive software breaches are known and documented, recounts are necessary and appropriate to remove all potential doubt and to set an example for security best practices in all elections.

In 2022, records, video camera footage, and deposition testimony produced in a civil case in Georgia' disclosed that its voting system, used statewide, had been breached over multiple days by operatives hired by attorneys for Donald Trump. The evidence showed that the operatives made copies of the software”

(The page cuts off here).

Below there are footnotes with cited evidence for grounds to request a recount.

“No. 17-cv-02989-AT (N.D. Ga. filed Aug. 8, 2017).

1. Emma Brown, Jon Swaine, Aaron C. Davis, Amy Gardner, "Trump-allied lawyers pursued voting machine data in multiple states, records reveal," The Washington Post, (August 15, 2022). Available at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2022/08/15/sidney-powell-coffee-county-sullivan-strickler/

3 Kate Brumback, "Video fills in details on alleged Ga. election system breach," The Associated Press, (September 6, 2022). Available at: https://apnews.com/article/2022-midterm-elections-technology-donald-trump-voting-92c0ace71d7bee6151dd33938688371e

The third image is an excerpt of the Election Security Violation Notice issued by the Nevada Secretary of State. It reads:

“ELECTION INTEGRITY VIOLATION REPORT

The information you report on this form may be used to help us investigate violations of Nevada election laws. When completed, mail, email, or fax your form and supporting documents to the office listed above. Upon receipt, your complaint will be reviewed by a member of our staff. The length of this process can vary depending on the circumstances and information you provide with your complaint. The Office of the Secretary of State may contact you if additional information is needed.

INSTRUCTIONS: Please TYPE/PRINT your complaint in dark ink. You must write LEGIBLY. All fields MUST be completed.

SECTION 3.

COMPLAINT IS AGAINST

Please detail the nature of your complaint. Include the name and contact information (if known) of the individual, candidate, campaign, or group that is the subject of your complaint. Your complaint must also include a clear and concise statement of facts sufficient to establish that the alleged violation occurred. Any relevant documents or other evidence that support your complaint should be listed and attached. You may attach additional sheets if necessary.

On 11-8-24, the mail ballot accepted list deleted 28,320 ballots from Clark County. At this same time, Sam Brown lost his lead. These ballots were accepted on 11-7-24 and then on 11-8-24 for the first time since 10-16-24 and reporting began, ballots were deleted from 2 counties. Washoe and Clark.

See ATTACHED.”

/end ID]

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(via Exclusive: Georgia prosecutors have messages showing Trump's team is behind voting system breach | CNN Politics)

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is expected to seek charges against more than a dozen individuals when her team presents its case before a grand jury next week. Several individuals involved in the voting systems breach in Coffee County are among those who may face charges in the sprawling criminal probe.

Investigators in the Georgia criminal probe have long suspected the breach was not an organic effort sprung from sympathetic Trump supporters in rural and heavily Republican Coffee County – a county Trump won by nearly 70% of the vote. They have gathered evidence indicating it was a top-down push by Trump’s team to access sensitive voting software, according to people familiar with the situation.

Trump allies attempted to access voting systems after the 2020 election as part of the broader push to produce evidence that could back up the former president’s baseless claims of widespread fraud.

shit’s getting more and more real EVERY DAY

this is serious Anti-American criminal activity here

[bighermie]

Sidney Powell's Attorney Alleges Brady Violations: DA Fani Willis Withholding Key Evidence | The Gateway Pundit | by Brian Lupo

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Former President Donald J. Trump and 18 others, including Rudolph W. Giuliani and Mark Meadows, face conspiracy charges related to attempts to overturn the state’s results and subvert the will of voters

Former President Donald J. Trump and 18 others, including some of his former lawyers and top aides, have been indicted by an Atlanta grand jury in a sweeping racketeering case focused on Mr. Trump’s efforts to reverse the results of the 2020 election in Georgia. The indictment — handed up after a single, extra-long day of testimony — is an unprecedented challenge of presidential misconduct by a local prosecutor. It brings charges against some of his most prominent advisers, including Rudolph W. Giuliani, his former personal lawyer, and Mark Meadows, who served as White House chief of staff at the time of the election. [...] The investigation was led by Fani T. Willis, the Fulton County district attorney. It focused on five actions taken by Mr. Trump or his allies in the weeks after Election Day, when Joseph R. Biden Jr. narrowly won Georgia. Those actions include phone calls that Mr. Trump made to pressure state officials to overturn the result, as well as harassment of local election workers by Trump supporters, false claims of ballot fraud, a plan by Trump allies to create a slate of bogus electors and a data breach at an elections office in rural Coffee County, Ga. [...] Kenneth Chesebro and John Eastman, architects of the plan to use fake Trump electors to circumvent the popular vote in a number of swing states, were among a number of lawyers who advised Mr. Trump who were indicted. So was Mike Roman, a former Trump campaign aide who helped coordinate the elector scheme. Jeffrey Clark, a former senior official in the Department of Justice who embraced false claims about the election and tried to embroil the department in challenging the Georgia vote, was also indicted. Other lawyers who aided Mr. Trump’s efforts who were indicted include Sidney Powell and Jenna Ellis. A number of Georgia Republicans were also indicted, including David Shafer, the former head of the state party, and Shawn Still, a state senator. Cathy Latham, a party leader in a rural county who served as one of the bogus Trump electors, was also indicted. All 19 defendants are being charged under Georgia’s racketeering statute, and each of them has at least one additional charge. Racketeering laws are often used to prosecute people involved in patterns of illegal activity, and can be useful in targeting both foot soldiers and leaders in a corrupt organization.

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LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

October 24, 2023

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

OCT 25, 2023

Another of Trump’s lawyers has pleaded guilty to charges as part of a cooperation agreement with the Fulton County, Georgia, district attorney’s office. This morning, Jenna Ellis pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting false statements and writings as part of the plan to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. She is the fourth of the 19 people charged in the Georgia racketeering case to plead guilty.   

In late September, bail bondsman Scott Hall, who helped to breach voting equipment and data in Coffee County, Georgia, pleaded guilty; lawyers Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro pleaded guilty last week. 

Ellis opposed Trump’s 2016 nomination but supported him after his election in frequent television appearances as a “constitutional law attorney” although she had not worked on election law. After Trump saw her on the Fox News Channel, Ellis became a “senior legal advisor” to Trump’s reelection campaign. 

After he lost, she was a very visible television spokesperson for the Big Lie that the election was stolen. On November 19, 2020, she joined Trump lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell at the headquarters of the Republican National Committee to insist that Democrats had rigged the voting in majority-Black cities and that communist forces in Venezuela had tampered with U.S. voting machines. She also peppered her social media feed with MAGA statements, mixing it up with anti-Trump figures, making her a more public figure than the other lawyers.

Nonetheless, Trump declined to cover her legal fees after her indictment as a co-defendant in the Georgia racketeering case, possibly because she had supported Florida governor Ron DeSantis’s presidential bid. While Ellis said she had stopped supporting the former president because of his “narcissistic” tendencies, she continued to echo Trump’s rhetoric. In September she raised more than $216,000 for her legal defense fund from crowdfunding, claiming she was fighting “a weaponized government and the criminalization of the practice of law.” 

Today, in a court of law rather than in front of the television cameras, she sounded quite different.

“As an attorney who is also a Christian, I take my responsibilities as a lawyer very seriously, and I endeavor to be a person of sound moral and ethical character in all of my dealings,” a tearful Ellis told the court. “I relied on others, including lawyers with many more years experience than I, to provide me with true and reliable information.” (Ellis worked closely with older Trump lawyer Giuliani; she will be 39 on November 1.) 

“If I knew then what I know now, I would have declined to represent Donald Trump in these post-election challenges,” Ellis said in court. “I look back on this whole experience with deep remorse. For those failures of mine, your honor, I have taken responsibility already before the Colorado bar, who censured me, and I now take responsibility before this court and apologize to the people of Georgia.”

Ellis’s plea agreement spelled out the statements she made that were lies. As legal analyst Joyce White Vance explained in Civil Discourse, this means the court has identified the specific lies that made up the Big Lie that the 2020 presidential election was stolen, and that Ellis will testify that they are lies. Those claims include the lie that there were 96,000 fraudulent mail-in ballots, that 2,506 felons voted illegally, that 66,248 underage people illegally registered to vote, that 2,423 unregistered people voted, that more than 10,000 dead people voted, that Fulton County election workers counted ballots with no oversight. 

In the civil case in New York in which Trump, his older sons, two employees, and the Trump Organization are on trial for fraud, Trump’s former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen testified today that he and the former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, Allen Weisselberg, would reverse engineer Trump’s financial statements to meet whatever number Trump wanted. 

His testimony suggested that the alleged massive fortune on which Trump based his identity, as well as his presidential bid, was an illusion.

In a series of motions filed overnight, Trump’s defense team appears to be throwing anything it can at the wall to challenge the election conspiracy case in Washington, D.C.

But as Trump’s legal peril escalates, Republicans in the House of Representatives continue to reject any House speaker who does not embrace Trump. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) today said, “We need a speaker of the House that reflects the values and the views of Republican voters across the country, and they support President Trump and they support his agenda.” Representative Troy Nehls (R-TX) suggested nominating Trump himself for the job.  

CNN’s Jake Tapper has had enough. “I'm covering life and death issues, serious tragedies, serious momentous occurrences here in Israel and of course in Gaza,” he said today. But, he said, “We have to interrupt this for one moment to cover the complete and utter clown car that is the House Republicans' Speaker's race.”

House Republicans today selected Representative Tom Emmer (R-MN) as their choice for the post, only to have him drop out of the race after Trump, apparently angry that Emmer had dodged a question about whether he supported Trump’s nomination for president, turned on him. 

Trump went on social media to call Emmer, whose work in Congress has earned him a 79% lifetime approval rating from the right-wing Heritage Action for America, a “Globalist RINO,” meaning “Republican In Name Only.” Trump warned that Emmer “never respected the Power of a Trump Endorsement, or the breadth and scope of MAGA…. I believe he has now learned his lesson, because he is saying that he is Pro-Trump all the way, but who can ever be sure? Has he only changed because that’s what it takes to win?”

Trump ally Ohio Representative Jim Jordan’s failure to win the speakership even after threatening his colleagues showed that Trump cannot put his chosen candidate into the chair, but Emmer’s failure to win the speakership suggests Trump’s opposition can keep a candidate out of it.

Just hours after Emmer dropped out, the House Republican conference threw up a fourth candidate for speaker: Representative Mike Johnson of Louisiana. Johnson is a self-described Christian and staunch Trump ally. He defended the former president during both of his impeachment trials and fought for Texas v. Pennsylvania, the key lawsuit contesting the results of the 2020 presidential election (the Supreme Court decided that Texas did not have standing to sue). He voted against certifying the 2020 election results.

Johnson won the conference’s nomination with 128 votes to 29 votes for Representative Byron Donalds of Florida, who only entered Congress in 2021. In an interesting sign that Republicans might be reconsidering their rejection of former speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) three weeks ago, 43 Republicans voted for him even though he was not standing for the position. Johnson told reporters he expects a floor vote at noon tomorrow.

House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) has offered a bipartisan deal in which Democrats would help Republicans elect a speaker. In exchange for their help, Democrats have said they want a candidate who is not an election denier and who agrees to hold up-or-down votes for bills that have broad support across the parties. Such a deal would mean some security for future elections. It would also mean that a measure funding Ukraine, which is popular across Congress but which the extremists oppose, would get a hearing. 

So would funding the government.

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HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

[mushroomjeremy]

Moldy Writing Masterpost

I didn't know a better way to start off showing my writing so I’ll make this masterpost that will update with new writings or delete projects I don't want to finish.

For anyone who doesn't want to see these post the blockable tag is ‘Moldy Writing’

This is the format I will explain the works in

This also included other smaller writings:

Working Title | Shortened Title | Status | Length | Type | Fandom | Description

Any with ‘Working Title’ means it doesn't have a title yet or it will be changed to something else in the future.

Single means I’ll write one chapter but I’m keeping open minded to writing another story that follows the previous writing. One-Shot means I have no intention to continue the story from that point.

Fanfictions :

Two Greens in Hunters' Clothing | Two Greens | Chap 3 In Development | Multi-Chapter with no known end point | Found Family with Timeline/Reality Jumping | SCP | For currently unknown reasons D.C. Al Fine adopts a young Agent Ukulele. With a background of the Ichabod campaign going on as well.

Kingson: Seven Hectic Days | Hectic Days | Chap 9 WIP | 15 Chapters | Angst Couple Fic | SCP | Through a phenomenon excessive to Dr. King called the Narrative causes him to turn into the Scarlet King; Dr. Clef, who has barely survived his own past with a Scarlet King, while having a paranoid breakdown that is ignored by all, notices things he perceives as warning sighs in Everett goes to warn and protect Dr. Edison, King's husband, from ending up as he did decades ago trying to teach Edison the lessons he had to learn the hard way before they meet the same crossroads.

Anomalies on the Run | Anomalies |  Chap 2 WIP | Multi-Chapter, Unknown Amount but has end point | On the Run Ship Fic | SCP | “Clight” slow burn fic where Clef and my SCP 963 Jair Shimmer both breach containment after 70 year and are on the run to reach an anomalous safe zone to live in.

Mini Bite - Part A: Spicy Nuggets | Spicy Nuggets | Done | NSFW One-Shot | SCP/Humanized County-balls | After Goc gets raided by CI, he shamefully goes to Foundation to get information and help. After the Foundation notices how stress the Goc is currently he add an extra unplanned section to help.

Mini Bite - Part B: Whiskey Coffee Cakes | Whiskey Coffee Cakes | Done | One-Shot | Fluff Fic | SCP/Humanized County-balls | Same as Spicy Nuggets above but the plan is drinking coffee cocktails and a lot of kissing.

Mini Bites - Vodka Shots | Vodka Shots | NSFW One-Shot | SCP | Next propaganda fic about humanized SCP x GOC. This one they are have a drinking contest.

Seamounts & Scarlet Kings | Seamounts | Chap 2 WIP | Many many Chapters | Cross-over mash of 6-7 plots | SCP/Dungeon & Dragons/PlanarScape | A crossover where SCP-verse getting sucked though a portal into PlanarScape and wider worlds of DnD. This one deals with various group and GoI that deal with the Scarlet King all with there own plot the sometimes connect back into one another there are currently. : Main Scarlet King where he is trying to get back his “wives” by starting a war with the whole sphere of DnD, Daevites plot where the remaining Swords of Daeva have to come together to establish a settlement in planarscape to help with the Scarlet Kings war efforts, Children of the Scarlet King plot where they are racing with the Foundations to get who can find the most leviathans over the other, a side b to the Cotsk’s plot is Robert Montauk helping his brother Jacob/ SCP-3554-A find the other kids/instances, and then a side c where Montauk is trying to cause Clef to go into madness, there a CMA plot where they are this evangelical raiding band to get recourse for the daevite settlement, and finally the last plot I’ve called Bitch Plot where its about Lily waking up if people some how really wants her to show up. There’s more plots now I need to do back and fix this later.

Anomalous Omegaverse Hell - Clef Edition | Omega Hell | WIP | Single | NSFW A/B/O | SCP | Just some pure cursed content with A Major System and Alpha/Beta/Omega. Don’t mind me.

Working Title: Smoke | * | Pause | Single | NSFW | SCP | Pwp with A Major and my SCP 963 rewrite Jair Shimmer. They smoke a fictional drug.

Mini Bites - Cherry Chocolate | Cherry Chocolate | Pause | WIP | NSFW One-Shot | SCP | A SCP 173 x Clef fic that taken place in an AU where every anomaly is “mostly” human. This is so AUed that I would even say that it is Freeform in nature.

Mini Bites - Whiskey Truffles | Whiskey Truffles | Pause | WIP | SFW One-Shot | SCP | One-Shot about my version of the Administrator with one of my Dr. Wondertainments. Self-indulgent as this is my rare-pair.

Mini Bites - Irish Cream Waffle Cones | Waffle Cones | SFW One-Shot, Seven Minutes in Heaven Closet Fic | SCP | Agent Ukulele and Agent Shard get locked and forgotten about in an empty utility closest. Ukulele is shit at words and feelings. Takes place in my Split AU.

Mini Bites - Spicy Noodles | Spicy Noodles | Pause | WIP | NSFW A/B/O One-Shot | SCP | It’s Clefdraki and that's all I’m giving.

Dark Moon Dance | Dance | Pause | WIP | Single | AU Self Indulgent Fix - It | Dungeon & Dragons/Forgotten Realms |  A story of ex-lovers coming together at a dance festival hosted by Eilistraee. So much to explain yet few sentences between the two.

 SCP -  Α Β Ω  Omega Virus | Omega Virus | WIP |  Multi-Chapter, Unknown Amount | Horror A/B/O | SCP | A slightly fix-it Robert Montauk returns to the Foundation adamant that he has been mind controlled. When a mysterious virus shows up and shows sighs of being an STD as it appear sexually transmutable, however not entirely just that. Montauk get spared from death if he uses his obsessive and moral-less personality traits to help research it. Also just an excuse for me to writing about my full Greek alphabet Omegaverse.

 Fusions | None | WIP | Multi-Chapter, 0/3 Done | IDK | SCP | Short stories that will go with some fusion designs of the SCP doctors.

Family of Bluee | * | Pause | Single | Family Reunion | SCP | Mr. Redd goes to talk to his family.

Mother of Blue, Son of Green, Family of Red | Mother of Blue | Pause | Multi-Chapter, Unknown Amount but has end point | Self-indulgent Family Reunion | SCP | I just wanted to write about Lady Agora and Clef interacting. That was all. There’s no other plot but that.

DND Flavor Text:

Elemental Plane of Smoke - WIP - Currently filling in Biomes (need basic ideas for how each one would look like being near current other elemental planes)

Colothys - WIP - Currently filling in Inhabitants (a few NPCs I have)

Vanishing Tower - Currently Filling in Biomes (Indoor Floors of the Tower, currently Floor 2 out of 10)

Ellaniath-Svartalfheim - Currently Filling in Events

Hidden Shadow/AU-ed Vhaeraun - Currently Filling in Relations with Races (with Drow specifically)

Black Dragons- Currently Filling in Personality (on average)

Dragoth Mistbasalt III - Personal NPC - Filling out History

Other:

Pinata Court - An AU of Viva Pinata where I’m writing my own version of journal entries - Currently working on Mothdrop (Residential Requirements)

Pokemon Eatillity - Large Doc of me going on and on about if a Pokemon can be eaten and how or if it has anything to help get more food. - There a few different one I haven't finish and I could always add another Pokemon

I have a lot of things dealing with an SCP/DnD crossover with giving SCP Stat blocks, long flavor text, as well as mechanics to add to DnD games. I can work on any of these.

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Sep 27, 2024

But what if there was an inside job? This is exactly what happened in early 2021 in rural Coffee County, Georgia. The election supervisor and the local chair of the Republican Party invited Trump campaign allies and a data forensics team into the secure area where the Dominion machines and the election management server are stored.

For several days, they copied proprietary software and confidential data. It is one of the most infamous security breaches in U.S. election history. It was uncovered by the Coalition for Good Governance and other plaintiffs in that federal lawsuit.

[willpollock]

EXCLUSIVE: Piercing 'cone of silence' in Georgia's '21 Coffee County breach [Blog Series]

"no collusion with Coffee County goons and unaware what they were doing"—Cathy Latham, who held the door and brought boxed lunches @MarilynRMarks1 @jennycohn1 @100FrogLegs @carrybeyond @CheryleJ0806 pic.twitter.com/NaAI3klHhd — Will Is Social Chair Of Fani Willis Fan Club ⚖️ 🌻 (@bywillpollock) September 6, 2022 When domestic terrorists swarmed the nation’s Capitol on 6 Jan 2021,…

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NYC Neighborhood Highlight: Bushwick, Brooklyn

The month of August is slowly approaching its sunset, let’s finish off the month with another aspiring neighborhood that could be your forever home.

This week we're plunging headfirst into Bushwick – Brooklyn's chameleon neighborhood. What is it exactly? A pulsating, respiring art gallery? A beer aficionado's utopía? Let’s find out.

Bushwick Overview

Picture this: On one street corner, an old building that has weathered more history than your grandma's photo album. Next door? A coffee shop so nascent, the paint still emanates fumes. 

That's Bushwick for you – a place where yesterday and tomorrow are entangled close together.

Not long ago, this neighborhood pulsated with hard work and factory horns. Now? It magnetizes anyone who's ever ogled a paintbrush and mused, "I could make out a living with that." with its street art.

Echoes of its industrial roots linger on in its architecture, with many old factories and warehouses converted into lofts, studios, and art spaces.

Bushwick Rent and Real Estate Prices

Bushwick’s real estate market has seen a big growth in recent years, making it an attractive option for both renters and buyers.

Prices are skyrocketing faster than a feline scaling a tree, but they haven't yet breached the stratosphere... yet.

Rentals: Yearning to christen Bushwick your domicile? Brace yourself to disgorge about $2,500 per lunar cycle for a one-bedroom abode. 

But here's the twist – that price tag ricochets more vigorously than a tyke in the throes of a sugar rush, contingent on your proximity to the L train (alias the Cool Express). 

Sales: Contemplating purchasing in this neighborhood?The median sales price for a home in Bushwick is approximately $800,000.

That could secure you anything from a dwelling that predates sliced bread to a gleaming new apartment bristling with more gadgetry than a spy's arsenal.

Why are investors circling Bushwick? Two words: untapped potential. It’s like witnessing a caterpillar slowly turn into a butterfly with tattoos and knows how to mix a mean cocktail.

Best Things to Do in Bushwick

Ever wondered what happens when you toss art, nightlife, and a dash of Brooklyn magic into a blender? You get Bushwick - a neighborhood that doesn't just come alive, it practically jumps off the map and dances on your doorstep.

Explore Street Art: A visit to the Bushwick Collective is a must. This outdoor gallery features murals from artists all over the world, turning the neighborhood’s streets into an open-air museum.

Visit Breweries and Distilleries: Fancy imbibing whiskey where people once punched timecards? Kings County Distillery has got your back. 

Check Out the Local Art Galleries: Signal Gallery and Transmitter are just two of the many spaces showcasing cutting-edge contemporary art. These galleries are also home to emerging artists.

Relax in Maria Hernandez Park: Feeling a bit overwhelmed? No worries! Maria Hernandez Park lies at the heart of Bushwick. It's where the neighborhood comes to catch its breath, spread out a blanket for a picnic, and remember that grass isn't just something hipsters use to decorate their lattes.

So, is Bushwick the crown jewel of NYC neighborhoods? Well, that's like asking if pizza is the king of foods – it all depends on your taste buds. 

But here's the deal: if you're hunting for a slice of Brooklyn life that's equal parts gritty and pretty, with a side of the unexpected, Bushwick's serving it up 24/7.

Ready to explore more of NYC's neighborhood buffet? Let's chat! We can whip up an adventure that'll make your feet tired, your camera full, and your stories legendary.

Let’s connect so we can get started on your search for deals to add to your portfolio. Call me at 917-627-5677 or send an email to ehaliva@elliman.com. 

Talk soon, 

Eli

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The Kabbalah of Writing: Chapter Two Writing Exercises

As a Jewish writer, I've been wanting to explore more about how to connect my writing to my spiritual and religious practices. As a first step towards this, once a week I will be responding to each of the writing exercises provided in Sherri Mandell's The Kabbalah of Writing. For the sake of being careful of copyright, I will not be posting the questions themselves. I encourage fellow Jewish writers to follow along.

The remodel is finally closing in on its final days, so we've started putting our belongings back into the new kitchen cabinets. This gave me the opportunity to unearth the boxes of my kitchen supplies from my old apartment, which I hadn't seen in almost a year. I gently removed each item, considered whether to keep it, and either re-homed it into its rightful spot in the kitchen or an extra moving box, to be given away. The simple act acknowledged the space as part of our home again, as no longer separate and forbidden.

I marched along underneath the dripping wet evergreens, a rhythmic thump and squelch of wet pine needles resounding from every step. Birds faintly chattered while the din of traffic droned on in the distance and planes rushed by overhead. This little segment of forest, filled with sword ferns and salal, is the farthest from civilization one is likely to get in the county. The trail was filled with the smell of decomposing leaves and ripening blackberries. Fresh, baby-green sprouts of new salal plants budded from the ground alongside purple and yellow wildflowers, huckleberry bushes unseasonably full of ripe fruit, and the occasional European slug.

I carve out a tiny portion of our newly renovated kitchen to serve as a hub for coffee and tea. A portion of myself spread out across a narrow cabinet and shallow drawers, I hoard supplies alongside the beans and leaves themselves. The flavors likely seep into each other - I don't properly store them in separate, airtight tins like you're supposed to - but that's alright. They still taste beautiful.

My body did not allow me to shower last night. I wanted to, desperately. I wanted to wipe off the grime and dried sweat from the day that had passed, to brush the food and plaque from my teeth, but my body would not allow it. Instead, I lay curled over my sheets, doom scrolling through YouTube as headline news items poked my mind from all sides. I could not shower last night and today, I am exhausted. I am distracted and dirty. I want to break through the physical barrier of depression, to breach my head above the waterline of the lake drowning me, but it's difficult with the seaweed curling around my legs and wrenching me downward, down down down into quietness and stillness and understimulation.

COVID-19 is not over. Not for me, not for anyone else who is disabled, not for anyone properly paying attention. COVID-19 is not over, but my town treats life as if it is, breathing into each others' faces and gathering in crowds, encouraging tourists to visit our mediocre-at-best bakery we're somehow famous for. COVID-19 is not over, but I have to pretend it is, despite the severe danger to my health, because otherwise I wouldn't be allowed to participate in community theater or eat with my family. I religiously cover my face, wash my hands, switch out my filters and while I've never gotten sick, it's only a matter of time, and G-d knows how my body will respond (or if I'll survive the encounter).

The most recent time I felt shame was when I had to leave a job over how it was impacting one of my disabilities. I was in my first year of graduate school and couldn't walk without the assistance of forearm crutches from how intensely I felt pain along my spine and in my legs. We still don't know why I was in so much pain. About halfway through the quarter, my pain became so overwhelming that it was no longer safe for me to drive, so I had to transition to online learning and quit my job, since it could not be done remotely. I couldn't give proper warning, nor could I accept the offer my supervisors extended to me to come back later, since I was unsure if or whether my status would improve. It was suffocating. I was living alone in a one-bedroom apartment, unable to care for myself properly, unable to cross a room without a cane. I'd been a captain of my undergraduate color guard team for three years. This felt like my body betraying me. To my former supervisor: I'm so sorry I couldn't give you proper warning. I know it was unprofessional and I know it made your job and the jobs of my peers more difficult. Thank you for being patient and understanding and extending olive branches to me even when you didn't have to. I wish I could have stayed, because I truly enjoyed that position, but my health would only decline over the course of that year. I don't have much else to say, other than I'm sorry. I hope you're doing well. To my shame: I promise you things get better. Your terrible partner breaks up with you, setting you free. You grow roots back in your home town. Your pain improves, although no one is sure why. It is not your fault that your body broke down the way it did, and it's not your fault that you had to leave your job. You did what you could and you were responsible. Thank you for reminding me of what is important, but it's time to let go now. What's happened has happened and it's okay now. From my shame: You were inconsiderate of others in placing your needs above the needs of the whole. Was it really that necessary to leave so suddenly? I have my doubts. We needed to hide after what you did. We still need to hide. You left a mess in your wake and ignored efforts to care for it. I'm not ready to be left behind.

It takes a lot to make me truly angry. Annoyed? Sure, I feel that frequently. But red-hot, fuming angry? That's uncommon. I think what really gets me is when others display a blatant disregard for the health, safety, and wellbeing of those around them. A driver swerving between lanes, a parent ignoring their sobbing child, someone smoking at a bus stop. These examples may not be comparable to each other, but the underlying theme is. In these types of situations, I feel upset for my own sake, but more so I feel upset for others around me also impacted by reckless or damaging behavior. I don't often have the chance to do something about these situations - not that I would have the bravery to approach a stranger about their behavior in the first place - so I'm usually not able to do anything about it or enact change, and that irks me.

I don't use the name my parents gave me. It felt too feminine, enclosing, like it was a sentencing for something that wasn't me. My name is androgynous and fairly uncommon, since it's an unusual shortening of many common names. I won't share much information about my name because I don't want to connect my real name to this account, but it feels like home.

I wish I knew more about boating and being on the water. I live near an environment rich with marine life (human and otherwise), but I rarely have the chance to get out on the water because my family doesn't own a boat and can't afford one. I like the idea of knowing more about space and astrophysics, but I think the reality of learning about those things isn't quite as magical as we often make them out to be, so I'm not sure I'll really learn about them. I'd also love to learn how to use an espresso machine and use syrups to make drinks, because I'm so terrible at it and I feel like it would be easier to write cafe scenes if I knew more about what was going on behind the counter.

I wouldn't say inspiration has played as much a role in my life as spontaneity has. I frequently experience spontaneous desires to do an activity or try something new, which often leads to interesting and well-worth-it places, but inspiration hasn't made as frequent of an appearance in my life.

My favorite quote, which has gotten me through a lot, is "Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened," by Dr. Seuss.

I don't dream often, so I'll answer this prompt focusing on a repeating nightmare from my childhood instead. I tend to think of it as a stress dream, because sometimes it will reappear when I'm under significant amounts of stress. The dream begins on an empty suburb street, entirely gray, with perfectly identical manicured lawns and porches and no cars in the driveways. A small girl will knock on one of the front doors, holding a perfect little flower in one of her hands. When the door opens, the scene switches to color as bright, writhing, bloody, uncontrollably pounding viscera seethe across the entire view of the scene. These scenes repeat over and over again for the entire night, or until I wake up. I interpret this now as a symbol for my discomfort with lack of control and fear of the trauma and violence inherent in portions of my home life. I don't think there's much more that can be explored in that dream, to be honest.

[galvenporter]

Georgia breach highlighted as voting machine trial opens - Security Info Watch

A trial questioning the security of Georgia's touchscreen voting system began Tuesday with allegations that a breach in Coffee County showed “real ...

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..."On Monday, ABC News and The Washington Post published footage of the proffer sessions, which showed the four defendants who pleaded guilty being questioned by prosecutors about their involvement in various efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.

Prosecutors said the footage was turned over to the remaining defendants as part of discovery, urging the court to impose restrictions on how the defendants can disclose the materials.

“The release of these confidential video recordings is clearly intended to intimidate witnesses in this case, subjecting them to harassment and threats prior to trial, constitutes indirect communication about the facts of this case with codefendants and witnesses, and obstructs the administration of justice, in violation of the conditions of release imposed on each defendant,” prosecutors wrote in their motion.

To prevent further disclosure, prosecutors said they will not provide videos of any proffer sessions to defendants moving forward.

“Instead, defendants must come to the District Attorney’s Office to view confidential video recordings of proffers. They may take notes, but they will be prohibited from creating any recordings or reproductions,” prosecutors wrote in the filing.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) charged former President Trump and 18 others in a sprawling racketeering indictment that accuses each of them of conspiring to unlawfully keep Trump in power following the 2020 election.

Four of the 19 defendants have since taken plea deals, including three Trump-aligned attorneys: Sidney Powell, Jenna Ellis and Kenneth Chesebro. Bail bondsman Scott Hall, who was charged over an elections office breach in Coffee County, Ga., also took a deal.

As part of their agreements, each sat down with prosecutors in a recorded session to discuss the facts of the case. They also agreed to testify truthfully against the remaining co-defendants, who all pleaded not guilty."