Cyber Ninjas Now Aims To Pound On Arizona Voters' Doors To Grill Them Over 2020 Ballots

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

The long-running audit of Arizona presidential votes could become more confrontational now that the head of Cyber Ninjas, the company in charge of the recount, is demanding it be allowed to go to voters’ homes to grill them about their ballots.

The audit of Maricopa County’s 2.1 million votes, launched by state Senate Republicans and arranged by Cyber Ninjas, a little-known company with partisan ties, was supposed to be completed by May 14. But there has been no report on the operation, and the company still appears to be scrambling for information.

Cyber Ninjas CEO Doug Logan — who recently appeared in a film promoting QAnon conspiracy theories and who predicted months before the recount that it would inevitably turn up “hundreds of thousands” of extra votes for Donald Trump — says he has questions about the source of about 74,000 mail-in ballots.

He is now demanding access to more voting data records and the go-ahead to confront tens of thousands of voters on their doorsteps about their November ballots.

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/cyber-ninjas-now-aims-pound-022858707.html

That's going blow up in your faces Cyber Ninnies but please proceed.

[Crunchy Frog]

1. DOJ better fucking do something.

[JohnSJ]

14. +++

[gab13by13]

23. ++++++++

[Wounded Bear]

2. Time to hang up the old sign...

I shoot every third solicitor

and the second one just left.

[Sogo]

8. LOL!!

[oswaldactedalone]

3. In other words

they’ve found nothing and are hoping to cover their asses by making stuff up. #Losers

[Jim__]

4. Interrogating voters about how they voted in an election? Seriously?

[2naSalit]

5. Yeah, I think that's illegal.

[Sogo]

9. Problem is there are a lot of people who

would be intimidated by this and would not know enough to tell them to go pound sand. I'm sure that's what they're counting on.

This definitely needs to be headed off....

[2naSalit]

11. It certainly does.

[Crunchy Frog]

17. That's why we're supposed to have higher levels of law enforcement in the country.

The federal government needs to step in.

Unless the people in charge want the entire country to see them as feckless, worthless, and ineffectual. At that point why would people bother taking risks to go out and vote for them?

[Sogo]

18. I keep thinking, "Can't Manchin see this shit?"

WTF?!

[Volaris]

6. Didnt DOJ already tell them exactly NOT to do this dumb shit?

[PortTack]

20. Yes they did..and they best not try it!

[Buns_of_Fire]

7. I don't think I'd pick Arizona as the pilot project for voter harassment. nt

[MarineCombatEngineer]

30. Yeeaahh,

here in AZ, we value our privacy and don't take kindly to strangers coming to our doors and asking us who we voted for.
If any of those assholes come to my door, provided I'm not on the road, I'll tell them that Pres. Biden won and to get over the fact that Trump lost and to get the fuck off my lawn.

[Baked Potato]

10. This crap has to stop. Every ballot is a silent, sacred voice of a citizen.

And, these voices are now alone and unprotected. The ballots should each be treated like a person—a person that has rights.

The right to be counted.
The right to privacy.

These unprotected citizen voices have been mishandled by dirty hands and are tainted through no fault of their own.

They deserve the dignity to be placed back in storage and not used as a disgusting prop by a disgusting Party led by a disgusting “man.”

[oswaldactedalone]

12. Very well said.

[Sogo]

21. Yes....Excellent explanation!

[Enter stage left]

13. Around 30-35 years ago...

I had just come home from work, was tired and not in the mood for anything but a drink and family.

Someone rang the doorbell and when I answered there was a man about my age who introduced himself as a Jehovah Witness, and insisted he was here to save me.

I very politely, but in no uncertain terms told him I was agnostic and didn't want to talk to him. As I started to close the door, he stuck his foot in the door to keep it from closing.

It was probably less than one second when I was through that door, had grabbed him by the collars of his very nice suit, pushed him down the 2 steps to the lawn, and had him on his back. I informed him if I ever saw him again, it would be much worse for him. He ran down the street and jumped into a car waiting for him.

Moral of this story:
If a cyberninja ever knocks on my door, I won't be so kind to let them up and get away.

Be warned!

[FloridaBlues]

15. If they actually go door to door I do believe the DOJ will put an end rather quickly

Don’t think Garland will let it slide. ESP after he came out and stated as much.

[onetexan]

27. Hope so these idiots keep pushing the boundaries

[catrose]

16. uh, NOPE. The Congressional Oversight Committee has stepped in. Time for DOJ too.

[Takket]

19. mind you... the rethugs are the party that CLAIM they want government out of your life...

This is going too far. what they have already DONE is going too far, but this is off the map. if they are allowed to do this their report will be filled with stories about how people were "nervous, like they were hiding something" as they are grilled on their own front porch.

They better damn well allow a civil rights and election law attorney to accompany this inquisition to make sure they are intimidating people and/or LYING about what answers they give. but more importantly it should be STOPPED

[area51]

22. And yet republinazis are fearful/angry about a proposal

to go door to door offering the Covid-19 vaccine.

[brooklynite]

24. I'd hate to imagine someone with a gun opening the door...

[sinkingfeeling]

25. I do believe there are many armed home owners in Arizona.

[lindysalsagal]

26. As if that were even possible, as if people would answer,

And then, they forget everyone will know the GQP decided this pretense was a good idea. And they'll lose even more voters.

[DFW]

28. They are really going to need some ninja skills if they start doing this for real

Arizona is full of people armed to the teeth who are only too willing to "stand their ground" if offensive people come to their homes and start harassing them.

And then there is always the off chance that this could happen:

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

31. I've seem that before

Begs the question, has New Zealand deregulated electricity? That's how we got Enron.

[DFW]

32. I know nothing about NZ's utility laws

But I can't imagine they'd abandon common sense on electricity where they seem to practice it elsewhere.

[MineralMan]

29. "Get off my property! Now!"