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Monday, November 2nd, 2026, 4:26 am

Covering Elections From a Technical Angle

Back doors in machines

Roque De La Fuente with Voters

Everybody seems to be talking about politics. Some people do it only privately. Some are very public and vocal about it.

To me, integrity of proprietary voting machines is an important subject. I don’t believe that voting should be done on computers at all. Modern computers have way too many defects in them. The task of managing elections (ballots) is simple enough to be done manually.

I currently have a series going which deals with voting in the US (more recent parts):

2026-10-12 Intercontinental Brigading – Part I – The Failed Attempt to ‘Swat’ Our Series About the Attacks and Crimes Committed Against Us
2026-10-13 Intercontinental Brigading – Part II – An Outline of This Series
2026-10-14 Intercontinental Brigading – Part III – Reporting Harassment From America to British Police
2026-10-16 Intercontinental Brigading – Part IV – Harassment Registered With the Police Before Projection Attempts Made From America
2026-10-16 Intercontinental Brigading – Part V – Keeping Linux Under Users’ Control, Not Microsoft’s (NSA) Control, Leads to Weaponisation of Cops (Killing the Messengers)
2026-10-17 Intercontinental Brigading – Part VI – Racism Against Blacks
2026-10-18 Intercontinental Brigading – Part VII – Weekend Abuse Reported to British Police (Rogue Actors Take No Breaks)
2026-10-19 Intercontinental Brigading – Part VIII – How We Convinced British Police That the Americans Were Just Manipulating and Tricking Them at the Expense of British Taxpayers
2026-10-20 Intercontinental Brigading – Part IX – Swatting is Not Funny, Swatting is a Murder Attempt
2026-10-21 Intercontinental Brigading – Part X – American Back Doors Inside Our Computers, With Transatlantic Swatting Against Critics Thrown ‘Into the Mix’
2026-10-22 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XI – Losing Over a Million Pounds (Borrowed Money) to Try to Silence Critics of Restricted Boot With Microsoft-Controlled “Certificates”
2026-10-23 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XII – Lawfare to Cover Up Microsoft’s Restricted Boot Calamity (Microsoft as Authority Over Linux), Garrett Wants to Talk About Penises Instead
2026-10-24 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XIII – Censorship by All Means Available in a Continent So Far Away, as ‘Secure’ (Restricted, Restriction by Microsoft) Boot Has a Crisis of Legitimacy
2026-10-25 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XIV – Six Years of Learning Irish, But the Real Issue Was Microsoft-controlled ‘Secure’ (Restricted) Boot
2026-10-26 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XV – Annualised Consequences for Opposing Microsoft Back Doors in Linux Since 2012
2026-10-26 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XVI – The Faustian Pact That Irritates Hired Guns is Still a Distraction From the Serious Harm Done by Their Clients to GNU/Linux Users (Notably Plagiarism and Back Doors)
2026-10-27 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XVII – The Relevance of Silent Layoffs at Microsoft
2026-10-27 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XVIII – Microsoft is Not the Victim (It Was Never the Victim), It’s Just DARVO
2026-10-28 Intercontinental Brigading – Part IX – Literature About Malignant Narcissists in America Silencing the Press
2026-10-28 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XX – Restricted and Moot, or How ‘Secure Boot’ Turns Out to be a Disaster (Again) This Week
2026-10-29 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XXI – Techrights Was Right, So Why Was It Punished by Lawfare While the Culprits Walk Away Scot-free?
2026-10-29 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XXII – Still “Radio Silence” From “Restricted Boot” Perpetrators (After Techrights Proven Right Again)
2026-10-30 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XXIII – What Garrett Did Puts Elections at Risk (Also in His Own Country, Where a Dictator Trusts Only Machines That ‘Support’ Him)
2026-10-30 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XXIV – It’s an Inherently American Issue and American Elections Are at Risk From Restricted (‘Secure’) Boot and LLM Chatbots (Disinformation at Scale)
2026-10-31 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XXV – Election Integrity at a Time of Back Doors and Very Severe Bugs in UEFI
2026-11-01 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XXVI – The “Law and Order” Candidate Who Crushes Both Law and Order and Even Rejects Election Outcomes (Insurrection Follows)
2026-11-02 Intercontinental Brigading – Part XXVII – Shooting the Messengers (People Who Oppose Microsoft Back Doors), Even Across the Atlantic

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