Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America's Elections

Hacking democracy was already a good documentary (2005). This doc is even beter by bringing it in WW perspective and not only the USA.

No ifs ands or buts about it- EVERY voting machine is vulnerable.

BOTH Republicans and Democrats politicians should want to get rid of voting machines- those who disagree need to be educated- if they still disagree they should never be able to run for office.

EVERYONE knows Kemp is a dirty politician, especially now with the new documentary "2000 Mules" (2022) I say this as a Democrat that voted for Donald Trump.

We should make voting day (NOT days) a national holiday. If well organized paper ballots can be used and counted.

The film is skewed from a Democrat perspective.

As an electrical engineer, I can see the vulnerabilities and am in shock that our government is ignoring this clear and dangerous threat!!

I know it got deplatformed etc. In the wake of being dubbed conspiracy. But then Politico before the mid terms of Joe Bidens presidency were warning about hackers tunnelling into voting infrastructure in their article headlined "6 election security threats to watch for on Election Day". And every outlet that reviewed this documentry prior to it being deplatformed found the documentry to be a very real and troubling. I mean people can believe their eyes hackers hacking voting machines, or you can believe senators most of which cannot handle an excel spreadsheet.

For me its a must watch because political honesty is a thing of the past. My faith in traditional media is gone even more so after the active Covid origins cover up. But people have to watch for themselves and make their own mind up on it.

This sequel or follow up to Hacking Democracy (documentary from 2006) is not being taken seriously enough. All discussions in American politics repeat every 2 or so year, just changing sides depending who won and who lost.

This documentary captures how easy it is to manipulate the votes pretty well. As technology moved forward, so did the security holes. It is inconceivable to have a voting machine that serves as a black box, that is relying on external data input while having data processing inside or even data link for updates that connects to intranet of some sort.

I am glad my country is using good old fashion paper thrown into a sealed box and people count it at the end of the voting day.