U.S. Election Fraud 2020

[Mystic Wanderer]

Sidney Powell files a second law suit in MI.

MMThe 75-page civil lawsuit filed on Nov. 26 by lawyer Sidney Powell in Michigan, on the heels of her similar suit in Georgia on the same day, alleges what seems to be incontrovertible evidence of cyber fraud writ large, as well as the standard “unlawful counting, or manufacturing, of hundreds of thousands of illegal, ineligible, duplicate or purely fictitious ballots in the State of Michigan.” Powell’s investigation is independent from the Trump campaign. She has created a website for her 501c4  Defending the Republic to help fund her election fraud investigation on behalf of the American people.

A fair election ensures there is equal protection among the electorate—in other words, one person/one vote. The extraordinary number of mail-in ballots and the electronic means of processing and tabulating votes added exponential risk of fraud in the 2020 election. Affidavits from multiple expert witnesses and dozens of affidavits from citizen witnesses support evidence that the alleged fraud in the 2020 election occurred not only in Wayne County and the city of Detroit but throughout the state of Michigan at the direction of election officials there.


Cyber election fraud
Similar to what was documented in the Georgia lawsuit, Dominion Voting Systems (DVS) and its software SmartMatic (which became Sequoia in the United States), also played a significant role in the fraud alleged in Michigan. Multiple experts testified under penalty of perjury, detailing the ways that the software systematically adapted the ploy of “old-fashioned ballot stuffing” to virtual ballot stuffing, then amplified and rendered the cheating “virtually invisible.”  The fraud was allegedly carried out by local election officials and foreign actors including Iran and China.

Notably, the Michigan complaint says that Dominion was “awarded a $25 million, 10-year contract (to a Dominion project team led by Kelly Garrett, former Deputy Director of the Michigan Democrat Party). Then certifying Dominion software, Michigan officials disregarded all the concerns that caused Dominion software to be rejected by the Texas Board of Elections in 2018 after being deemed vulnerable to undetected and non-auditable manipulation.” (See Ramsland.)

A serious read of the declarations of the several experts involved in reviewing the election machines and their capabilities makes it difficult to refute the claims of fraud. Cybersecurity expert Russ Ramsland from Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG), which investigated the 2018 Dallas, Texas election, concluded that Dominion machines should not be used to certify an election there. A second expert was an electronic intelligence analyst under the 305th Military Intelligence Battalion who became a Dominion voting machines whistleblower in the 2006 Venezuelan election. He said that votes were switched to ensure a win by Chavez in that election. His identity has been redacted in the suit.
Navid Keshavarz-Niaa was also a  brilliant cybersecurity expert and electronic engineer, whose credentials include bonafides from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), National Security Agency (NSA), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The team associated with Matt Braynard (former Data Chief and Strategist for Trump for President who works for the Voter Integrity Project) provided data for Michigan as well as the Georgia case. The evidence found by these experts purported “statistical anomalies and mathematical impossibilities” that appear to have shifted the election results from President Trump to Joe Biden.

On the cyber side of the equation, the allegations are, in summary, that “the scheme and artifice to defraud was for the purpose of illegally and fraudulently manipulating the vote count to manufacture an election.” The Dominion voting machines are allegedly designed in some measure to rig elections. The suit says that votes can be dropped and dragged from one candidate to another in large numbers by way of USB drives. In addition, the systems do not provide protected audit logs nor does the design of the Dominion software “permit a simple audit to reveal its misallocation, redistribution, or deletion of votes.”

So extensive are the vulnerabilities in the machines and software that Ramsland concluded: “Dominion alone is responsible for the injection or fabrication, of 289,866 illegal votes in Michigan, that must be disregarded.” He said that nearly 385,000 votes were injected by four precincts/townships on Nov. 4, 2020, stating in his affidavit that it is a “physical impossibility” to process that many ballots in the reported time period. He said that “resulted in the counting of nearly 290,000 more ballots processed than available capacity.” It should also be noted that the number is not inclusive of the other alleged “standard” election anomalies that have been reported.

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