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thewayneIn this case, the WMD stands for Wireless Monitoring Device and is attached to the drone with velcro. And he's going to fly them over polling places to check for WiFi hotspots.
Let's see how many problems we can spot with this scheme. Feel free to chip in.
First, most consumer-grade drones have a battery endurance of less than an hour.
Second, pretty much all smart phones have WiFi hot-spots built-in. So be sure to change your phone's SSID to DemocratDirtyOps_217 before going to vote.
Third, a private citizen conducting mass surveillance on his own?
Fourth, there are over 116 THOUSAND polling places in the USA.
Fifth, how many polling places are open for early voting?
Sixth, how many operating person/hours will operating all these require?
Seventh, how many polling places are covered in restricted air space of one form or another?
I think we can take #4 off the table as he'll probably ignore states like New Mexico which isn't remotely an important state. He's probably concerned about polling places in places like Phoenix.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/08/wi-fi-sniffers-strapped-to-drones-mike-lindells-odd-plan-to-stop-election-fraud/
Idiots gotta idiot.
Let's see how many problems we can spot with this scheme. Feel free to chip in.
First, most consumer-grade drones have a battery endurance of less than an hour.
Second, pretty much all smart phones have WiFi hot-spots built-in. So be sure to change your phone's SSID to DemocratDirtyOps_217 before going to vote.
Third, a private citizen conducting mass surveillance on his own?
Fourth, there are over 116 THOUSAND polling places in the USA.
Fifth, how many polling places are open for early voting?
Sixth, how many operating person/hours will operating all these require?
Seventh, how many polling places are covered in restricted air space of one form or another?
I think we can take #4 off the table as he'll probably ignore states like New Mexico which isn't remotely an important state. He's probably concerned about polling places in places like Phoenix.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/08/wi-fi-sniffers-strapped-to-drones-mike-lindells-odd-plan-to-stop-election-fraud/
Idiots gotta idiot.
