Foriegn meddling in the 2020 elections. Motive, Means, and Opportunity.

[genuinlysensitive]

It is coming out that not only is there evidence of election fraud in the 2020 election, but that there was significant foriegn interference as well. DNI Radcliffe told CBS News that there was interference from "Russia, China, and Iran", but there is only one foriegn nation with the Means, Motive and Opportunity to swing the outcome of the Americans elections, as well as hack Solar Winds, a company providing Cyber Services to many US government agencies including The US Treasury, and that is China.

https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/12/18/solarwinds-hack-poses-a-grave-risk-to-the-federal-government/

Motive: China has invested heavily in Joe Biden, partially via his son, getting $10 million dollars for "introductions alone", as well as putting Hutner Biden on the Board of a CCP controlled company, that he wasn't qualified for, for large amounts of money.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/hunter-biden-offered-2410-million-annually-by-chinese-energy-firm-for-e2-80-98introductions-alone-e2-80-99-email-shows/ar-BB1a3pj8

And no Hutner Biden's laptop is not part of "Russian Dissinformation" and it has been forensically verified as real.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/fbi-and-doj-do-not-believe-hunter-biden-laptop-part-of-russian-disinformation-campaign/ar-BB1aeadQ

https://dailycaller.com/2020/10/29/cybersecurity-expert-authenticates-hunter-biden-burisma-email/

Don't beleive me? Even democrat Superstar Nancy Pelosi admitted the CCP has a motive:

Means: In the entire world there is only one foriegn country with the Financial, Physical, and Cyber capabilities to change the outcome of US elections and hack multiple US government agencies. That is the world's seconds largest economy, with the highest population; China.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has massive Cyber warfare capabilities, and have erected "The Great Firewall" of China, in order to censor and opress their citizens.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Firewall

Also, before the 2020 elections UBS, a CCP owned company, acquired Staple Street Capital, the Parent Company of Dominion Voting Systems for $400 million. Dominion software is used not just in Dominion machines, but to some degree across all electronic voting Machines in the US! This gives them unprecedented access to US elections!

Actual SEC filings linked in article!

https://www.theepochtimes.com/dominions-parent-company-arranges-400-million-placement-1-month-before-election-sec-filing_3604287.html

Forensic Analysis has shown that Dominion machines switched votes, and sent 68% of ballots "off site" for "adjudication."

https://www.scribd.com/document/488080093/Antrim-Michigan-Forensics-Report-121320-PRELIMINARY?secret_password=6tgofj7cUYx1kQwElves#fullscreen&from_embed

Opportunity: Under the guise of the pandemic and lockdown tens of millions of mail in ballots were sent out before the 2020 election cycle, and still are in the Georgia runoffs and other elections. This gives an unprecedented opportunity for ballots and votes to simply "appear" as if by magic, in addition to electronic manipulation by a company controlled by a foriegn government.

So there you have it Motive, Means, and Opportunity!

[OlderAndWiser]

Excellent discussion of the evidence!

[OlderAndWiser]

Thanks for MHO!

[Massageman]

Plus the 2008, 2012, and 2016.

[Massageman]

Thanks for the MHO!

[Bananaman177]

Everybody is hoping that the US military will step in and remove Biden for being a Chinese spy.

I don't know why people believe that the CCP left our military out of their calculations.

As soon (or sooner than) the military makes their move, China will reveal their counter-move. They're not playing games or fucking around, they're fully committed and they CAN'T go back at this point.

I won't be surprised when we get nuked, and people don't realize that our infrastructure and economy is already SEVERELY compromised. We can't take a disaster on the scale of 9/11 (or bigger) right now. We can't take a punch like we used to, the fight hasn't started yet and we're already rocked.

So-called Patriots are way too fucking complacent. If we knew how much danger we were really in, we'd be getting a lot more radicalized and organized, not just waiting for January. Do you think the CCP is content to just wait for their plans to be foiled and exposed in front of the whole world? You really think they'll just LET us enforce our own Constitution?

[TeeBar]

Trump had tens of thousands of voters attend his rallies whereas Biden couldn't turn out enough people to fill a high school gym. The results of the election turn this around. It is an impossibility that the American People decided to turn away from a President who brought them hope, jobs, and prosperity for a senile molester of females of all ages. I still get sick watching the clip of Biden slowly moving his hand down a young girl's chest and her twisting away from this pervert.

The use of machines to accumulate and tally votes is absolutely bone-headed stupid. These votes leave no audit trails. Machines like the Dominion brand are tailor-made to be manipulated and obvious were in this election. The ONLY way to ensure a corruption-free election is to use paper ballots that are initialed by the presiding polling official, marked in private by the voter, then deposited in a ballot box in public view, and when the polls close, for that box to be immediately opened in place and the ballots publicly counted.

No movement of the ballot box should be allowed and the box should NEVER be moved from public view. Mail-in balloting must be avoided as much as possible and allowed only in extreme circumstances as serious illness or disability. When used very strict signature an chain-of-custody measures must be in place to prevent fraud.

[msc545]

Don't agree with your comments about Trump. However, excellent discussion of the problem with mechanical or with internet-connected voting machines such as the ones Dominion makes. You are absolutely right all ballots should be paper and the Box those paper ballots go into should never be moved. This latter point is one that I have not heard before but it makes a lot of sense. Thanks for that.

[Dargil]

The question is will Republicans actually do something about it or wander away befuddled and just go on more "conservative" cruises. I think they value ideological purity over victory.

[ObscuredBeyond]

Except, the really pure are now in the Constitution Party, as most of the real ones have been kicked out by frauds and RINOs. And it's not even about ideological purity. It's about materialistic indulgence.

Those like McConnel who play the game of political WWE, as well as judges like Kavanaugh and ACB, get yacht parties, caviar, and champagne, and $6000 steak.

Those who are faithful to wanting to do what must be done, get spit on, accused of being "conspiracy theorists," and dumped in the river if they become too credible. Or found headless in a dumpster.

[Dargil]

@ObscuredBeyond Unfortunately, what will inevitably be needed if this country is not going to die at the 250 year point like so many prior empires is a Second Amendment solution. And it will require suspending our beloved Constitution while we clean the house of the money and mouthpieces of the enemy.

[ObscuredBeyond]

That seems more and more likely.

[hellionthesagereborn]

I don't think they care about that even. I think most are either corrupt or I think worse, weak. Its not that they don't want victory, its that most are to afraid to do anything about it. If they wanted this problem fixed they would have acted a century ago, but they didn't.

[hellionthesagereborn]

Also, techincally we wouldn't have to suspend our constitution, all the politicians in charge, the buerocracies, the governors, judges, and police have no authority under constitutional law. They have sworn an oath of office to uphold our constitution, every single one of them as far as I can tell has violated that oath (lockdowns, bans on guns, refusal to obey election laws, ceeding power (for congress), etc.) ergo they have no authority or jurisdiction over the people. So forcing them out with violence if necessary is not a violation of the law but upholding it. Good luck convincing enough people though.

[genuinlysensitive]

You can't suspend the Constitution, it is in fact unsuspendable even during a pandemic! All you need to do is enforce the law. Joe Biden, Treason, Espionage, Bribery, Corruption, Racketeering, just off the to of my head, as with dozens of other politicians and Big Corporation executives. The trouble is for too long those of the political class and the executive class have not been prosecuted for their crimes. Either the law is enforced or the Republic falls.

[hellionthesagereborn]

The Constitution is only as good as the people who are willing to fight for it and sadly that isn't the republican party. So we are stuck with democrats who want to destroy it and republicans who pay lipservice to it but otherwise don't care about it. The only way things are going to get done is if we all just decide to ignore the government and follow the constitution without the governments say. It would be a hard sell, but not entirely impossible.

[Bratsondanielle]

They had to get rid of trump. The greatest country in the world was becoming too great. The unemployment record low. Everyone has money. It was too good for them. Now Pakistan gets the cash for gender studies.

[cth96190]

Everything that you wrote is proveably correct and on the public record.
Everyone who was so stupid that they voted Democrat deserves every bit of the enslavement, misery, poverty and tyranny that will come of that.

[Jack9949]

@cth96190 I’m pleasantly surprised that Australia has Trump supporters.

[cth96190]

@Jack9949
About half the country votes for the faux conservatives. They would vote for true conservatives if they existed here.
Consequently, based on voting, I would say that about half the population here support Trump.
Hard-core Deplorables, such as myself, are also common along true conservatives.

[Bananaman177]

@Jack9949 I believe as many as half of Australians like Trump and quite frankly, like America and Americans. I say this based on what my friend in Australia says about it. According to him, while some Australians are brainwashed and believe the news, the other half know it's bullshit and they hope Trump drains the fucking swamp in America so they can hopefully get a leg up on draining some of their own swamp creatures over there who are nothing but Chinese puppets.

Basically, the government of Australia is already completely owned by the CCP and only a tiny majority of Australian citizens think that's a bad thing.

[Jack9949]

@Bananaman177 So Australia is basically the same as the US on a political level?

[Bananaman177]

@Jack9949 I think the US leans much more towards conservatism. It's not 50/50 here, if it was, Biden wouldn't need the "most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the History of the United States" to make it look like he got more votes than Trump when he can't even get 50 people to show up to his rallies and less than 25 people worldwide tuned in to listen to his Thanksgiving address.

In reality, in the US, conservatives are the silent majority and liberals are the EXTREMELY loud and vocal minority that is ridiculously over-represented in media and on social media even more so.

The real America is like 80/20 conservative.

[Bananaman177]

It's hard to say because we never got to see American liberal voters given a candidate they like and support. Instead of Bernie, Yang, Tulsi, etc, they had Hillary and then Biden shoved down their throats, so MAYBE America would lean more towards Liberalism if there were ever an actual liberal candidate who was allowed to run.

[cth96190]

@Jack9949
Australia is similar to the USA in many ways.
That is to be expected of two former British colonies.
Australia has been morphing into the 51st state since 1941.
There are a few differences that are worthy of mention.
1. In 1996 a traitor faux conservative prime minister, John Howard, disarmed most of the population after a massacre at Port Arthur, which was as obvious and clumsy a government black operation as 9/11.
2. Australians are nowhere as close to the level of commitment to Christianity as Americans are. If a visiting American speaker mentions God, or Jesus, they will lose the audience immediately.
3. Half the population vote for the (Fabian Socialist) Labor Party and are too stupid to know what Fabianism is.

[Bananaman177]

What's the reason for #2?

[Jack9949]

@cth96190 Arghh that’s too bad! I really like the Australian outback and I think it would be awesome to go hunting there sometime.

[Bananaman177]

@Jack9949 It is awesome. . . to visit, not to stay.

[cth96190]

@Jack9949
Feral pigs are the beast to hunt, but you should watch a movie called Razorback first. 🤣
Graziers are delighted to welcome pig hunters.
You would have to organise firearm licences and permits first.
I suggest winter.
Summer in the outback is typically 50 degrees centigrade. Two thirds of the continent is a near uninhabitable desert.

[hellionthesagereborn]

Problem is, we are stuck on that ship too. The pieces of shit are not happy with destroying their own lives, they have to drag every one else to hell with them too. I'm curious, for all the liberal policies of australia, It seems like the people at least tend to lean more conservative (not unlike in the US), is this something new or am I just mistaken (I occasionally watch sky news and they seem pretty right wing which is nice to see since fox has been proven to be unreliable)?

[cth96190]

@Bananaman177
Part I
The reason for #2 goes back to the foundation of the colony on 26 January, 1788.
The original colonists were the soldiers of the New South Wales Corps, who were the guards/slave masters of the convicts, who were mainly Irish and Scottish nationalists and English working-class prostitutes.
Seriously.
The female convicts were distributed through several ships. One entire ship, The Lady Penrhyn, was devoted to the women.
The women were sent in the hope that the convicts would populate the continent if they were given access to women. Of the convicts who survived the voyage to Australia, there were 548 men, 188 women and 17 convict children who had been born during the time at sea. Apparently, the work of populating the colony began not long after the fleet left Portsmouth on 13 May, 1787.
As you might imagine, the convicts were not the most religious of people.
The New South Wales Corps was more criminal than the convicts.
The enlisted ranks were drawn from men who had been discharge dishonourably from the British army of the day. More than a few had been on death row. They were given the choice of being hung, or put in a uniform and sent to Australia. Some preferred to be hung.
The officers had also been discharged dishonourably. Because officers of that era were 'gentlemen' of good family, that was a disgrace that required the man to either commit suicide or leave the country.
They were offered commissions and a one-way trip to Australia. Some of those former officers had also been on death row.
Hence, we ended up with a colonial occupation force that was more criminal than the people who were transported as criminals.

[cth96190]

@Bananaman177
Part II
During the early years of the penal colony, there were no members of the British judiciary who could dispense 'justice' as representatives of the Crown.
There were, however, Anglican clergy who were also justices of the peace. Under law that lasts to this day, two justices of the peace can sit on the bench in the place of a magistrate.
Back in the day, these Anglican clergy had authority to sentence people to being flogged, imprisoned for years, or hung.
Consequently, the transported convicts came to see the Anglican clergy as representatives of the hated British system. It should also be mentioned that most of the Irish and Scottish nationalists were also Catholics, so they did not have any time for the Anglican Church.
Subsequent fleets carried free settlers, as well as convicts and more members of the New South Wales Corps.
The free settlers tended to be fortune hunters. Some did extremely well as graziers (ranchers), gold miners, or merchants.
These people were also not inclined toward a strong faith in God.
By contrast, what became the USA was founded by joyless Christian fundamentalists.
As an American with whom I worked decades ago expressed it: "The Pilgrims did not leave Europe to escape religious persecution. They left Europe to practise it."
Consequently, Australia did not have its version of Salem.
Since 1788, going to church on Sunday and expressions of Christian piety have been the territory of a small proportion of the population.
Public expressions of faith are regarded with extreme suspicion, by the general population.
The Catholic and mainstream Protestant churches are all but dead. Sit in one on a Sunday morning and the term 'God's waiting room' will come to mind. Only the Baptists seem to be holding their own.
The various expressions of American originated happy clapper fundamentalists have grown, but they are only a tiny proportion of the population.

[cth96190]

@Jack9949
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-WKSnSagMg

[cth96190]

@Jack9949
Re hunting.
I would encourage you to hunt only the pigs.
Other species are harmless, but pigs do a lot of damage to the environment.
See:
www.bookyourhunt.com/en/hunting-in-australia

[Bananaman177]

@cth96190 Thanks a million, bud. I read the whole thing and I appreciate you typing that out. I knew the most of the original colonists were Scots and Irish, so I assumed Australia was still somewhat "Catholic by default" as it were.

I will say that Christianity in America takes many, many forms, and not all Americans are practicing snake-handlers. Those people are tiny fringe minority over here, too. Although they were certainly more mainstream and influential in centuries past. Most American Christians now have gone completely in the other direction and are basically secular materialists who just see church as a place to build their social network. They sit through the whole hour-long service just to get to socialize in the lobby over coffee and donuts afterwards and make plans and talk business and let the wives gossip.

[Jack9949]

@cth96190 One thing I did notice though was that Southern Australia (the province) has stricter abortion laws than the rest of the country.

[ThePinkKnight37]

Well we accused them last time, found out they did not and this time they did. not to fix the election but to find out who tried to pin it on them. Putin is not a man to be messed with. He fights back when challenged, so everyone should have suspected they would this time. Because it effects his country too when we get a new President

[Anonymous]

But the orange man is bad and superficially he lost, so don't ask questions and don't investigate -- even though the US entertained RussiaGate for two years with no where near as much evidence against the orange man.

[jshm2]

You need to learn the meaning of words, and get some fresh air, kid.

There is no evidence of any sort of meddling that stood up to US court scrutiny.

You've just built a house of cards, is all.

[Anonymous]

No no no you dont understand. There is only collusion, fraud, interference... in elections that democrats loose. At least that's what cnn and biden told me. Lol

[Anonymous]

No surprise here. The leftist cants known as democrats won't say much about it unless they can attack an American political opponent. They don't care about the interference as much as they are concerned with turning it to their favor

[Exterminatore]

I’m sure you’re right about most in not all of this. The question is what can be done about it at this point?

[TerminallyChill]

And? The US not only meddles in foreign elections but we extrajudicially assassinates, coups and regime changes democratically elected leaders in sovereign nations every other day. You seem very ignorant of how the world works.

[Avicenna]

Maybe there will be a years-long investigation of this foreign interference in a US election... oh wait...

[DWornock]

Why hypocrisy! Whatever meddling in USA elections by other countries pales to insignificance compared to the amount of meddling the USA does in other countries.

[captain_voidwalker]

The liberty tree looks mighty thirsty

[ObscuredBeyond]

Careful. I just got a week in the FB gulag for agreeing with Jefferson.

[captain_voidwalker]

I dont use Facebook. Zuckerberg can go play a game of hide and go fuck himself for all I care

[Bananaman177]

@ObscuredBeyond Fagbook is for fag-goots.

[ObscuredBeyond]

@Bananaman177 : If I didn't still need it for the reasons I do, I would've left it by now. Future job search, overseas friends who don't have MeWe yet, a paranoid friend in California, and Fandom's reluctance to make a MeWe widget. If it weren't for these issues, I would have left a long time ago.

Just when I think I'm out, they pull me back in.

[hellionthesagereborn]

I up voted because I agree whole heartedly, but if I didn't you would get an upvote for "Zuckerberg can go play a game of hide and go fuck himself for all I care" humorous AND accurate.

[ObscuredBeyond]

@hellionthesagereborn What's sad, is Congress protects him, even as he gets sued from every direction. Yet, he has no friends in Poland. Poland is kicking ass lately.

[hellionthesagereborn]

@ObscuredBeyond Thats what politicians do, be worthless at best and at worse corrupt.

[Jack9949]

I agree

[zagor]

So were the Chinese also influencing the pre-election public opinion polls that showed Biden winning by a much larger margin?

[ChefPapiChulo]

You guys repeat the same shit over and over that has already been fact checked.

[IlluminatiExposed0]

Let's all talk about China. Let's nobody mention Trump's buddy Putin. Russia? Never heard of it.

[Anonymous]

oh, sure there was. More conspiracy theory BS. Get over it.

[supercutebutt]

LIAR.
Join me in reporting this bullshit.