Founder of company hired to conduct Maricopa County election audit promoted election fraud theories
The head of a Florida-based technology company who has used social media to promote a range of unfounded election fraud claims and was involved with a previous effort to overturn election results in Michigan has been hired by the Arizona Senate to oversee the recount of Maricopa County's 2.1 million general election ballots.
The company, called Cyber Ninjas, will lead a team that includes three other firms as part of the $150,000 contract the Senate has awarded to conduct an unprecedented audit of the county's election results.
But a deleted Twitter account that appears to belong to Cyber Ninjas founder Doug Logan suggests he has already made up his mind about the security of Arizona's elections. It includes a litany of unsubstantiated allegations about fraud in the last election.
"I’m tired of hearing people say there was no fraud. It happened, it’s real, and people better get wise fast," said one post he shared from another Twitter user around the end of 2020.
It's obviously a well-organized and highly trained group of professionals, right? After all, they're called ninjas, and you can't just do that out of the blue! Or can you . . .? This CNN article is from June 2021:
His cybersecurity firm is working on the Arizona 'audit'. But people who know him have questions
Never heard of Cyber Ninjas before the Arizona audit began two months ago? You are not alone.
Though the Florida-based cybersecurity firm has existed in some form since at least 2014, before last November's election, it hadn't done election auditing, nor been in the public eye.
But then, there hasn't been much of it to be in the public eye. Cyber Ninjas exists mostly in virtual reality, with its chief executive, Doug Logan, also serving as, well, pretty much everything.
On recent calls to the company's automated answer line, pressing "3" for sales led to the answering message for Logan. So did pressing "4" for human resources. And pressing "5" for purchasing. And "6" for the general mailbox. Go to the address for Cyber Ninjas' Legal Department, listed on its audit contract with the Arizona Senate, and you'll wind up at a rented mailbox in a UPS Store in Sarasota, Florida. The company's business address registered with Florida's Secretary of State, also in Sarasota, was sold last December, and now sits empty.
Republicans specialize in rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in government spending. Some single mom with two kids gets an extra $7 on her SNAP card, and the Republicans are manning the barricades! What if she buys an extra box of cereal?! But they don't bat an eye when they squander hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars on a total scam to find out that the Big Lie is . . . a big, big, fake, fake lie!
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