EXCLUSIVE: Read the Explosive Report on Dominion Voting Systems by the Trump Team Given to State Legislators

The Trump Team has been giving state legislators a
rundown of the voter fraud they claim was used to steal the
election from Trump to Biden.

China. Venezuela. George Soros. Clinton
Foundation. It’s a brief rundown, but the content, if
accurate, suggests deep-seated problems at the nation’s now
most-infamous voting machine company: Dominion.

The report has several bombshells, they include:

In a sworn affidavit, a former high-ranking Venezuelan Military
Officer states that the Smartmatic software was designed so
that votes could be changed without being detected, and was set up
so that there would be no public evidence of tampering with
votes

Dominion is also tied to the Clinton
Foundation, as well as several state-run Venezuelan
software and telecommunications companies, which had been involved
with rigging elections for authoritarian leaders, like Hugo
Chavez, and Nicolas Maduro

In 2014, Lord Malloch Brown became the chairman of the board of
SGO Corporation Limited, a holding company based in London whose
primary asset is Smartmatic electronic voting machine technology.
Lord Malloch-Brown is a member of the British House of Lords, and a
former vice-chairman of George Soros’ Investment
Funds, and former vice-president at the World Bank.

Dominion voting machine components are made in
China, subject to possible manipulation.

Dominion’s instruction manual explains how votes can
be wiped away in an instant, with the capability of
“dragging and dropping” votes to a separate folder, then
deleting that folder entirely.

Brian Mechler, who conducted an inspection of Dominion
electronic voting machines for the Secretary of State of Texas in
2019, said in an affidavit that the Dominion systems are so
outdated that they are not even supported by Google from a
security standpoint. For this reason, the affiant cites that it is
unclear how Dominion could have met its obligations to maintain
adequate security practices, or secure any faith in this
system or its results.