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We don't have elections anymore, it's now STOLEctions.

It's pretty clear already from Maricopa that the fraudsters studied every angle of the elections process (likely over the last 20 years at least) from the Secretaries of State, the judges in the legal channels who would be presented with disputed evidence, the members of the election boards and their susceptibility to bribery, the machines processing the vote, the internet accesses for centralized controls of vote reversals, the paper, the mail in fraud etc. etc. This kind of elaborate criminal conspiracy was hatched over a very long time and patiently put into place.
The vote is, in fact, just another Hollywood production of appearances sustained by massive bribery and corruption.

Question is, is everything we think of as patriotic now just controlled opposition also for show, and absolutely nothing will be reversed or changed, or can be reversed or changed?

what! I thought the ancient TIFF format was dead long time ago! simple jpeg is far better today unless they are using ancient machines for some reason!

Blue says

what! I thought the ancient TIFF format was dead long time ago! simple jpeg is far better today unless they are using ancient machines for some reason!

Tiff was the original format for fax machines and probably still is. Storage doesn't matter today anyhow, considering what kind of storage we have available to us. PNG would be a better format for text than JPEG which produces artifacts and is meant more for pictures.

Unless the HDD's failed, this is fraud, and even if the HDDs failed, it should have been in a RAID system. I would suspect fraud.

I thought TIFF was only used because it was uncompressed. Supposedly, no missing OR added info.

Ceffer says

I thought TIFF was only used because it was uncompressed. Supposedly, no missing OR added info.

It can do compression, but it's lossless. Bitmap has no compression at all. Not that it matters, it's an ancient standard and should be done away with. Shows you how backward the people who provide the infrastructure for voting are, and how they simply don't give a damned about doing a decent job.