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The word Democracy comes from the Greek words ”Demos”, meaning People, and ”Kratos” meaning Power. The word illusion comes from the Latin word ”Ludere” meaning to play.
Democracy is little more than a National and International illusion to appease a populace into believing their voice actually counts and that they do have the ability to decide their futures.
Unlike our forefathers who literally killed people or a group of people should they disagree or challenge them, now such antics are predominantly left for certain former aviation whistle-blowers. Governments and others are able to deceive and manipulate election outcomes by being able to tamper with the voting.
Not to alter votes at voting machines, that’s so 2020, but at server level. The illusion could not be more blatant right in front of everyone’s eyes.
From August 2021 to October 2022, the UK’s Electoral Commission, our U.S. Vote.gov equivalent, suffered a cyberattack whereby 41 million UK citizens, the vast majority of voting adults data was exfiltrated.
The NCSC (part of GCHQ) were called in and confirmed the attack to the UK nearly a year later on Aug 8 2023.
Forget the delay, forget Cyber essentials, forget the Cyberattack lasted for some 16 months and exposed every UK Adult to cybercrime. The INSECURE servers were blamed for enabling Access enabling the intrusion and exfiltration.
The question should be; Why are the Electoral Commission servers and DNS Zone still INSECURE?
Hailed as the UK’s most important Election, why are all Political Parties and the Electoral Commission’s basic security so wholly and inadequately EXPOSED and INSECURE?