Do you suppose we will Ever see the real footage from those Walmart security cams? A clip showing people there speaking of more than one shooter in El Paso Walmart.

See information in this article pertaining to,

• a question I have heard posed, will We the People ever get to see the footage on the Walmart Security Cameras?

• Information on how Walmart built their own cloud services to compete with Amazon and who they partnered with.

• information on how and when Walmart partnered with DHS and under his guidance

• Others involved in Walmart and how their history goes back decades

As seen here,

As its war with Amazon escalates, Walmart is building up its own cloud

https://www.businessinsider.com/r-walmart-goes-to-the-cloud-to-close-gap-with-amazon-2018-2

As its war with Amazon escalates, Walmart is building up its own cloud

https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/21/18276235/walmart-cloud-gaming-service-google-stadia-competitor

Where it states the following,

Cloud gaming services are one of the biggest topics in tech this week, and yet, you wouldn’t necessarily expect that Walmart would enter the fray. Google’s announcement of Stadia, its upcoming game-streaming service, is already being intercepted by a report at US Gamer. “Multiple sources familiar with Walmart’s plans, who wish to remain anonymous” tell USG that Walmart is at least exploring the possibilities of launching its own cloud gaming service to compete with the likes of Google’s own.

If you think about it, it’s not entirely unlikely. As one of the largest retail corporations in the world, Walmart surely has the capital to fund a pet project like this. What’s even more interesting is that Walmart has shown it’s theoretically capable of running the kind of infrastructure required: it has six giant server farms that contain sensitive customer information and company data.

Google’s Stadia platform will be heavily reliant on similar data centers, the same kind that other tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft manage and use for their own services. But it’s worth noting that Walmart isn’t keeping the cloud in-house: it recently entered a five-year partnership with Microsoft to use Azure and Microsoft 365 products across the company on projects geared toward machine learning, AI, and data platforms, and Microsoft is building a game-streaming service of its own.

Wonder who Really owns those servers.

Grant it, About 80 percent of Walmart’s cloud network is now in-house.

Tim Kimmet head of Cloud Operations at Walmart said security was another big factor behind the effort, enabling the retailer to better protect customer data. That secrecy extends to the locations of its six “mega clouds” or giant server farms, and 75 “micro clouds” whose locations the company declined to disclose publicly.

“Walmart is very good at following Amazon’s innovations. Now they must find a way to monetize the cloud business they are building the way AWS did,” said Charles Sizemore, founder of Sizemore Capital Management LLC, who owns shares of Walmart.

Walmart’s Kimmet said the retailer has no immediate plans to provide cloud services for other companies. But he did not rule it out as a future revenue driver.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/14/walmart-goes-to-the-cloud-to-close-gap-with-amazon.html

Written in 2018, Wonder where they're at on this now?

From News Microsoft dot com,

Five-year agreement will leverage a broad base of cloud, AI and IoT solutions for enterprise-wide use

BENTONVILLE, Ark. and REDMOND, Wa. – July 17, 2018 – Today, Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) announced it is establishing a strategic partnership with Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq “MSFT” @microsoft) to further accelerate Walmart’s digital transformation in retail, empower its associates worldwide and make shopping faster and easier for millions of customers around the world. Through this partnership, Walmart has chosen Microsoft as its preferred and strategic cloud provider tapping into the full range of Microsoft’s cloud solutions.

https://news.microsoft.com/2018/07/16/walmart-establishes-strategic-partnership-with-microsoft-to-further-accelerate-digital-innovation-in-retail/

Considering it is Microsoft Azure that is in charge of their security, this does not give me a warm and fuzzy.

It has been nearly a decade since Bill Gates left his day-to-day role at Microsoft, but he still has a connection to the company, not only as a board member and major shareholder, but also as a part-time technology adviser. So what’s he focusing on in his time there?

Gates answered that question during a recent interview with GeekWire, indicating he’s diving deep into the world of natural language and virtual assistants. He also talked about the evolution of the flagship Office and Windows businesses, many years after they turned Microsoft into a dominant technology company. And he shared his thoughts on the culture created by company’s current leadership, led by CEO Satya Nadella.

Now that was back in 2017, I believe he's still there.

https://www.geekwire.com/2017/bill-gates-still-mixing-microsoft-spare-time-love-whats-going-fun/

This from Microsoft dot com

Walmart teamed up with Microsoft to digitally transform its operations, empower associates with easy-to-use technology, and make shopping faster and easier for millions of customers around the world. But this strategic partnership didn’t just happen overnight. In the beginning, Walmart’s cybersecurity team was skeptical about the security of the public cloud and Azure AD. Ben Byford and Gerald Corson, senior directors of Identity and Access Management at Walmart, share their team’s journey working with Microsoft to embrace the cloud with Azure AD:

In the beginning, we were willing to feed to the cloud but at that time not comfortable allowing the syncing of passwords to the cloud or write back to on-premises from cloud. We were skeptical of the security controls.

This led to our critical Azure AD enhancement requests being received and solutions were delivered. When we ran into bugs, we were able to troubleshoot issues with the very people who wrote the application code.

Walmart currently has over 2.5 million Azure AD users enrolled, and with that many users we need very granular controls to adequately protect our assets. The entire team, including Microsoft, rolled up our sleeves to figure out how to make it work, and together we’ve enabled several features that let us apply custom security policies.

With all of the work we did with Microsoft and our internal security team, we were able to turn on the two features we previously did not think we would be able to—password hash synch and write back from cloud to on-premises. This was critical to our journey as we had never allowed a cloud solution to feed back into our core environment in this manner.

If there is one thing we would have done differently, it would be to engage Microsoft at a deeper level earlier on in the process. Our public cloud adoption didn’t really take off until we brought them in and spent time with their backend product engineering teams.

https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2018/10/22/voice-of-the-customer-walmart-embraces-the-cloud-with-azure-active-directory/

I remember some other people who found a Back Door in a long time ago by stealing some software from a little a company. Promis. . .meaning the promise for the Clinton cabal network to get inside virtually every sector in Central Banking, law enforcement, schools, healthcare, hospitals, law firms and far more.

Most are likely familiar, this was a recent dig for me plus met someone who set up a lot of the hardware and equipment years ago. For those who are not or want a refresher, this is Free to skim or read and No account is required.

Not to mention Hillary was on the Board of Walmart back in the day And that agreement set up with Department of Homeland security.

https://steemit.com/informationwar/@artistiquejewels/the-department-of-homeland-security-and-walmart-agreement-who-janet-napolitano-appeared-to-be-targeting-with-verified-clips-and

https://steemit.com/prism/@artistiquejewels/prism-did-it-come-from-promis-software-stolen-by-a-government-agency-history-of-comms-and-devices-for-info-gathering-evidence-of

It was Bill Gates who owned the top levels of Mandalay Bay with Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal and had a tie in with another hotel about 6.3 miles away where the Saudi Royal Air Force was training for at least 3 weeks in August prior to the shooting. Shared kitchen staff with the Mandalay Bay And known tunnels under Vegas where work staff transports. Not to mention the tunnel people reported on by ABC years ago. There are def. tunnels under there. Family was stationed in Nevada working on top secret projects.

I don't trust them at all. But I cannot predict what will transpire. I realize the footage is mirrored. Now whose footage will they believe?

I guess it depends on how many people we now have in the general public who are discerning. Praying plenty are!

This is another Key article put out by Natural News which has many Patriots engaging on their platform.

The most important piece of evidence that’s MISSING from nearly every mass shooting in America

https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-08-05-the-most-important-piece-of-evidence-missing-from-mass-shootings.html?fbclid=IwAR0eEgN53TRixQkGBUBRt2_A1LPJ1k_tAG7qhsD9l4adsRFuNa9A-qSLorY

To see a deeper dig on the El Paso Walmart shooting go here,

El Paso shooter Photos on news do not match including, Multiple Shooters witnessed, how the father of Patrick Crusius is a therapist connected to Brazil's John of God the pedophile

https://steemit.com/elpasoshooting/@artistiquejewels/el-paso-shooter-photos-on-news-do-not-match-including-multiple-shooters-witnessed-how-the-father-of-patrick-crusius-is-a

See a clip here of an eye witness speaking of multiple shooters,

Also see short clip on how
PARKLAND PARENTS JUST HAPPENED TO BE IN EL PASO THE DAY OF THE SHOOTING.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/aUUnBrtLOECd/

Sources,

https://enviroledtech.com/walmart-reportedly-looking-launching-cloud-gaming-service/

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/14/walmart-goes-to-the-cloud-to-close-gap-with-amazon.html

https://www.em360tech.com/tech-news/walmart-gaining-amazon-using-big-data-massive-new-server-farms/