Dominion Voting-machine Company Purchased by Communist China?

Lawsuits filed in several states have alleged Dominion Voting Systems machines were used to flip votes from President Trump to Joe Biden.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now, an investigation into Securities and Exchange Commission filings has revealed that the firm that owns Dominion Voting Systems received $400 million from a Swiss bank with close links to the Chinese government less than a month before the election, reports the Gateway Pundit.

Dominion has customers in 28 U.S. states, including nine of the top 20 counties.

The transaction with Dominion, first reported by Infowars, was made Oct. 9. Staple Street Capital filed SEC Form D offerings and sales amounting to $400 million, according to the SEC. The Sales Compensation Recipient was identified as UBS Securities. Another payment of $200 million went through in 2014.

UBS Securities is a Swiss bank that owns nearly 25% of UBS Securities Co., a Chinese investment bank. The rest is owned by the Chinese government.

The government ownership includes communist front groups Beijing Guoxiang, Guangdong Comm. Group, China Guodian and COFCO Group.

The chain of ownership was traced back even further: Guangdong Comm. Group is owned by Guangdong Provincial Government, China Guodian is a state-owned enterprise and COFCO Group is under the Chinese state-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission.

National Pulse reported Andy Huang, a manager for Dominion, previously worked at China Telecom.

“China Telecom is wholly run by the Chinese government, and has been identified by the U.S. Department of Defense as having collaborated with the country’s military for over two decades,” the report said.

And China Telecom previously has been flagged by the U.S. State Department as “vulnerable to exploitation, influence, and control by the Chinese government.”

WND Staff

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.

By Gateway Pundit