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Yeah, Dominion is never gonna sue for defamation, and that by itself says plenty.
For the last time, the "dump" was the mail in ballots which were delayed in counting because of Republicans.
You ever entertained the possibility that you are in a cult, and just flat out being deceived over and over again. You think the whole world is lying except for your Orange Daddy. That is a cult bro.You ever entertained the possibility that team Trump has the actual votes and they’re in the exact position right now where they want to be?
There is no distinction. One fuels the other. Globalism, as in NWO, can’t exist without the global markets that tie us together.Ok - you asked:-
“Honest question: why would someone campaigning on nationalism and America First write in loopholes and exclusions to continue benefitting from globalism”
Did you mean globalism as in NWO or global markets? I think the distinction is important.
They hand counted the ballots that were in question due to the dominion software. They had paper backups. The results were confirmed for Biden. There were no statistically significant differences between the paper ballot results and the results tabulated by the software. They also walked back the claim in pennsylvania that their observers weren’t allowed in and admitted that in fact they were, now they aren’t happy with how close they were allowed to stand? Both sides observers had to follow the same rules including distancing.Rudy Giuliani and other lawyers leading President Donald Trump’s legal efforts to win re-election on Thursday forcefully made the case for their claims of a widespread voter fraud on behalf of Democrat Joe Biden.
"What I’m describing to you is a massive fraud," Giuliani said.
As Giuliani and other Trump lawyers outlined their claims, the president — apparently watching the televised proceedings — took to Twitter to applaud them for laying out "an open and shut case of voter fraud."
The allegations ranged from complaints that Republican observers weren’t allowed to observe vote-counting in Philadelphia and Detroit to a claim by Trump lawyer Sidney Powell that U.S. voting machines made by Dominion Voting Systems Inc. used software made in Venezuela at the direction of Hugo Chavez.
Read Newsmax: Giuliani: 'Massive Fraud' Used to Steal Election From Trump
Georgia completed the audit he was talking about yesterday. Biden still won. No significant discrepancies were found.well it’s November 19. Where are these groundbreaking audits. Arizona is done and found no fraud and in case you had trouble counting before Georgia and Pennsylvania turned blue, Biden was already winning at that point.
he doesn’t need either state to win.
Thank GOD we have those paper backup ballots then, huh?Dominion's link to Venezuela and Chavez was even investigated in the MSM a few years ago. You don't know shit. Carry on with your TDS though.
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Dominion, the Foreign Software Company with a Controversial Background Deciding American Elections - El American
Dominion acquired its software and intellectual property from a controversial firm linked to an infamous dictator and fraud incidents throughout the regionelamerican.com
Excerpt
"Smartmatic enters the game
On April 11, 2000, three young Venezuelan engineers, Antonio Mugica, Alfredo José Anzola and Roger Piñate, founded the company Smartmatic in Delaware, United States. Due to their concern about the obsolescence of elections worldwide, the Venezuelan group dedicated themselves to the development of a software that could manage the electoral processes in a better way.
According to the New York Times, at the beginning of 2004, a Venezuelan government financing agency invested more than US$ 200,000 in a technology company owned by the same owners of Smartmatic: Bitza.
By that year, Venezuela was going through a severe political storm. The Venezuelan opposition, after months of demonstrations against the government of Hugo Chávez, managed to arrange a referendum against the leader of the Bolivarian Revolution. Finally, it was agreed that the referendum would be held on August 15, 2004. And, in the bidding process for the award of the contract to the company that would build the voting system, the SBC consortium won: Smartmatic, Bitza and CANTV, the Venezuelan phone company.
The recall referendum was the first Venezuelan election to have the software designed by the three young engineers. It was not a good start, since civil organizations such as Súmate (led by María Corina Machado), denounced the possibility of fraud. On that August 15, 2004, the Bolivarian system began to consolidate, leading to a cruel dictatorship accustomed to electoral fraud.
After the failed referendum, Smartmatic won two more contracts with the government of Hugo Chávez. Thanks to the income from these agreements, the company was able to amass a small fortune. In March 2005, it bought from the British firm De La Rue the much larger and more established electronic voting company, Sequoia Voting Systems, for US$ 16 million.
The battle for Sequoia
“Since its acquisition by Smartmatic in March 2005, Sequoia has worked hard to market its voting machines in Latin America and other developing countries,” reads a report in The New York Times.
“The goal is to create the world leader in electronic voting solutions,” Smartmatic spokesman Mitch Stoller told the U.S. newspaper.
An important detail is that, right after the company of the three Venezuelans acquired the electronic voting company Sequoia, Smartmatic reorganized itself into a holding of several companies with headquarters in Delaware (Smartmatic International), the Netherlands (Smartmatic International Holding, B.V.) and Curaçao (Smartmatic International Group, N.V.).
But not everything went well for Smartmatic. Its relationship with the regime of Hugo Chávez made some people in the United States uncomfortable, and in May 2006, Democratic Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney asked the Treasury Department to investigate Smartmatic’s purchase of Sequoia.
“I am writing because of possible investments by the Venezuelan Government in Smartmatic, an electronic voting company with business in the United States, and its acquisition of Sequoia, a U.S.-based electronic voting company,” reads the letter Maloney sent to then-Treasury Department Secretary John W. Snow.
Speaking to the New York Times, Maloney said, “The government should know who owns our voting machines. This is a national security concern.”
At the time of the publication of The New York Times report on October 29, 2006, Sequoia Voting Systems, owned by Smartmatic, had “voting equipment installed in 17 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.”
Sequoia’s machines began to be tested and, as in Venezuela, irregularities began to occur: in August 2007, then California Secretary of State Debra Bowen withdrew approval and vetoed Sequoia’s voting and optical scan machines after “a review of the machines certified for use in California in 2007 found significant security weaknesses in the entire Sequoia system.”
All of the software that Sequoia was using was, in fact, from Smartmatic. The old voting machines were renovated and all of their technology was developed and patented. As a consequence of the changes that Smartmatic was promoting in Sequoia, the company managed to be successful until, after the controversies and the warning call from Congresswoman Maloney, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States ordered, in November 2007, that Smartmatic sell Sequoia.
In an article published on April 10, 2008, journalist Bradley Friedman writes: “Smartmatic had been forced to relinquish control of Sequoia after the media and Congress noticed that the company had links to Hugo Chávez.” In the end, the buyers were the company’s own managers, but those with U.S. citizenship.
But the verdict did not end Smartmatic’s controversial relationship with Sequoia. In fact, in April 2008 a market competitor, Hart InterCivic, tried to acquire Sequoia in a hostile move. This led to the involvement of the courts. Smartmatic was exposed.
Court documents unearthed at the time revealed that Smartmatic still retained much of the financial control of Sequoia. Smartmatic also continued to retain, due to the contract signed, ownership of the rights to some of the products that Sequoia had deployed throughout the United States. In fact, Sequoia’s CEO at the time was Jack Blaine, who had been an executive at Smartmatic.
Finally, pressure was applied and the owners of Sequoia, who had been exposed shortly before, sold the company on June 4, 2010. The buyer, this time, was a small Canadian company that manufactures electronic voting equipment and optical scanners: Dominion Voting Systems.
That day the Canadian company not only bought Sequoia, but also acquired all the software and technological development that Smartmatic had patented and which the controversial company linked to Chavismo still owned.
Almost an oligopoly
Before Dominion Voting Systems acquired Sequoia on June 4, 2010 —taking approximately 20 percent of the American electoral market presence— the Canadian company had already made a major breakthrough in the system. One that went virtually unnoticed in the public sphere: Dominion bought Premier Election Solutions, also known as Diebold/Premier, in 2010.
With the sudden acquisition of Sequoia and Diebold/Premier, Dominion now has —in approximate numbers— 50 % of the private electoral market of the electronic vote in the United States. There were two competitors left: ES&S, with 40%, and Hart InterCivic, with 10%, according to a Huffington Post report published in 2017.
A press release distributed by Dominion on May 19, 2010, highlights the agreement with ES&S —Premier Election was a wholly-owned subsidiary of ES&S— and celebrates the acquisition of the company’s main assets, including intellectual property, software, firmware and hardware of its voting systems.
ES&S, by the way, is forced to sell Premier Election Solutions by a Department of Justice requirement due to potential monopoly concerns —which prevents it from dominating most of the private electoral market—. Dominion took advantage of this.
According to Dominion, the agreement was approved by the U.S. Department of Justice and nine state and federal attorneys general, while retaining “the right to hire current and former Premier employees and to enter into agreements with Premier distributors experienced in implementing and supporting these systems.”
With the purchase, Dominion limited the ability of ES&S to sell Premier equipment. And the same Canadian company noted that “Premier’s voting systems are currently used in more than 1,400 jurisdictions in 33 states and serve nearly 28 million U.S. voters.” In short, a roundtable purchase for a new “titan” of the American private electoral market.
“It’s not exactly an oligopoly, but it’s like one,” Charles Stewart, a political science professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), told the Wall Street Journal of the skillful way in which e-voting companies have moved.
But behind that pair of acquisitions that positioned Dominion at the top of the electoral market, there was a black hand related to Smartmatic.
The Huffington Post investigates
According to the Huffington Post —in an exclusive report that revealed the relationship between Smartmatic, Sequoia and Dominion— “The ‘intellectual property’ of the voting systems (of Sequoia, acquired by Dominion) remains the property of the company linked to the Venezuelan president (Smartmatic and Hugo Chávez), despite the rather misleading press statement” issued by Dominion in 2010.
The report mentions, among many other details, that the intellectual property “of most/almost all of Sequoia’s voting systems was actually secretly owned by the firm Smartmatic”, linked to Chavism and the numerous electoral fraud scandals in Venezuela.
Then, from a moment to another in 2010, a small Canadian company linked to Smartmatic bought a large part of the private electoral market and entered the US from its offices in Colorado.
Later, it was discovered that Smartmatic still had interests with Sequoia and, to make matters worse, controlled the company’s intellectual property, even reserving rights to negotiate through non-competition agreements abroad. The Foreign Investment Committee had agreed to close the investigation if Smartmatic divested itself of Sequoia in its entirety.
Now, who is the real owner of the Sequoia intellectual property that was acquired by Dominion? According to the Huffington Post’s article, Chris Riggall, a spokesman for Dominion, confirmed that “Smartmatic’s intellectual property was not included in the Sequoia transaction because Sequoia did not own it.”
The big detail is that Dominion, in its press release, secured the purchase of “Sequoia’s inventory and all intellectual property.” In other words, misleading or directly false information that happened without suspicion.
Riggall himself was questioned for this inconsistency between Dominion’s press release and the reality of the acquisition. The spokesman’s response was revealing:
Dominion has been used all the way back in 2000. So Dominion twice favoured Bush and once favoured Trump. But we are to believe all of a sudden it cheated against Trump ?They hand counted the ballots that were in question due to the dominion software. They had paper backups. The results were confirmed for Biden. There were no statistically significant differences between the paper ballot results and the results tabulated by the software. They also walked back the claim in pennsylvania that their observers weren’t allowed in and admitted that in fact they were, now they aren’t happy with how close they were allowed to stand? Both sides observers had to follow the same rules including distancing.
trump and his legal team are just going to keep switching goalposts until their out of time hoping anything they throw at the wall sticks enough to convince their base they’ve been cheated - god only knows to what ends.
Yeah I get that. But it doesn’t even matter. If they think it should be checked.. let them check. We have paper backups for a reason. The issue is we have now checked the paper backups and now that isn’t good enough. We can’t keep switching goalposts for the rest of eternity because trump got his ego bruised. The big secret was that trump supporters were never the silent majority, they are a dying breed and accepting that hurts their egos too.Dominion has been used all the way back in 2000. So Dominion twice favoured Bush and once favoured Trump. But we are to believe all of a sudden it cheated against Trump ?
These guys just make up any stupid conspiracy theory on the spot, and their cult followers believe them simply because it contradicts the MSM.
Believe it or not there is something with far worse credibility than the MSM
Trump's network of "alt media" and social media shills. Far less credible than the MSM, and we are witnessing that in real time with this whole election thing.
Your. An. Idiot.You'll have to dumb it down even more, Jess, cause all I'm hearing is the typical laissez-faire capitalist argument against economic protectionism. You're not a mouth-piece for laissez-faire capitalism, are you? Or will you appropriate anything just so you can bash Trump?
The whole point of these tariffs is to incentivise people to buy American. The prices go up if you buy Chinese.
What recession are you even talking about? The recession induced by lockdowns? By the end of 2019, middle class income rose by $6.000, the American average with $4.000. Your customers have less money during the COVID19 pandemic? No shit. You're just about as dishonest as the article using that misleading graph. "Because of these tariffs" in some cases. So what? You win some, you lose some. NOT implementing those tariffs would've meant American SMEs in the sector to continue to suffer as they have been for decades.
Why aren’t they challenging the states they won in? Why aren’t the challenging the confessional results? Why wouldn’t the Dems have gotten rid of McConnell instead - who’s a much bigger issue if we are being honest? Yelling something repeatedly doesn’t make it true.lol, the coup already happened. Evidence, even proof of the election fraud is rampant in this thread alone, which you not undeliberately chose to ignore.
Voter fraud in Pennsylvania, and Michigan, and Wisconsin, and Georgia, and Arizona, and Nevada, and Virginia, and New Mexico, and California, and who knows how many more.
I dont think there is any "coup" in place by tptb. If dissent was that strong, there would have never been these controlled, sham primaries and elections in the first place. But I respect your opinion on the matter.What are you talking about? There are hard coups with the use of military force, whether foreign or domestic, and you have soft coups executed through subversion tactics, or as in the case of the Dems and the 2020 US elections, voter fraud.
I think his masters are formidible enough that they have contingency plans to continue their efforts and agenda's... regardless who emerges "victorious" from this election cycle.Yeah, but who is on Trump’s side? Could you name them and identify their position of power? Please don’t say Russia, lol
As expected, Dominion’s on the run.Yeah, Dominion is never gonna sue for defamation, and that by itself says plenty.
So now you’re going to explain to people what “real nationalism” is? You have to be kidding, right?There is no distinction. One fuels the other. Globalism, as in NWO, can’t exist without the global markets that tie us together.
there is no National sovereignity without real isolationism. Real isolationism requires not manufacturing cheap shoes and ties in China to save a couple bucks on labor. You can’t seperate any pieces of this chain out. And I can’t take a “nationalist” who benefits from globalism on a massive scale serious whatsoever.
They did not walk back the claim in PA. You need to stop getting your info from the MSM. The entire team of Trump lawyers has denied it.They hand counted the ballots that were in question due to the dominion software. They had paper backups. The results were confirmed for Biden. There were no statistically significant differences between the paper ballot results and the results tabulated by the software. They also walked back the claim in pennsylvania that their observers weren’t allowed in and admitted that in fact they were, now they aren’t happy with how close they were allowed to stand? Both sides observers had to follow the same rules including distancing.
trump and his legal team are just going to keep switching goalposts until their out of time hoping anything they throw at the wall sticks enough to convince their base they’ve been cheated - god only knows to what ends.
No.You ever entertained the possibility that you are in a cult