Sidney Powell: Mennesker med links til magtfulde demokrater brugte Dominion-stemmeapparater til at 'stjæle' stemmer

Daniel Chaitin and Joseph Simoson
Washington Examiner
søn, 08 nov 2020 17:16 UTC

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Trump campaign attorney Sidney Powell appears with Maria Bartiromo to discuss significant evidence of vote and ballot fraud.

Den tidligere føderale anklager Sidney Powell beskyldte et førende stemmeautomatselskab for at stjæle stemmer fra præsident Trump.

Powell, hovedadvokat for pensioneret generalløjtnant Michael Flynn, der hjælper Trumps juridiske indsats i valget i 2020, sagde søndag, at folk med forbindelser til topdemokrater bruger Dominion Voting Systems til at begå 'bedrageri' ved valg. Hun fremlagde ikke noget bevis til støtte for sine påstande.

Nævnt under et Fox News-interview af vært Maria Bartiromo var Nadeam Elshami, husets formand Nancy Pelosis tidligere stabschef, der sidste år blev lobbyist for Dominion og Richard Blum, Californiens senator Dianne Feinsteins mand, som hun sagde er en betydelig aktionær i virksomheden.

Kommentar: Delvist oversat af Sott.net fra Sidney Powell: People with links to powerful Democrats used Dominion voting machines to 'steal' votes

Nadeam Elshami with Nancy Pelosi

"They have invested in it for their own reasons and are using it to commit this fraud to steal votes. I think they've even stolen them from other Democrats in their own party who should be outraged about this also," Powell said.

The attorney also suggested that Dominion had a hand in tilting the primaries in Joe Biden's favor. "Bernie Sanders might very well have been the democratic candidate but they've stolen against whoever they wanted to steal it from," Powell said.

Dominion did not immediately return a request for comment on Powell's claims.

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Sen. Dianne Feinstein and her husband, Richard Blum

The company, which has about a third of the voting machine market, according to Bloomberg, has faced scrutiny in the past couple of days with voting problems reported in parts of Michigan and Georgia, although the company and local officials have discounted the idea that the software was to blame.

Dominion has customers in 28 states and Puerto Rico, including all of the battleground states where Trump and his allies are contesting and pinning their hopes on recounts after media outlets called the presidential race for Biden.

Earlier in the show, Powell said at least 450,000 ballots have been identified in key states that "miraculously" only have a mark for Biden and no other candidate down-ballot. She also claimed GOP Senate candidates in Georgia and Michigan had their races "stolen" from them and argued that recounts and audits are needed in most places across the country.

Daniel Chaitin is the Breaking News Editor for the Washington Examiner

Joseph Simonson is a Political Reporter for the Washington Examiner

Kommentar: RedState adds to Powell's claim that Dominion's software was designed to 'rig elections':

She began talking about a particular individual: Peter Neffinger.

He is "president and on the board of directors of Smartmatic. And it just so happens he's on Mr. Biden's presidential transition team, that's going to be non-existent, because we're fixing to overturn the results of the election in multiple states," claimed Powell. And that was just to start. She connected Neffinger to the software she said was used to alter or remove votes in some way.

"President Trump won by not just hundreds of thousands of votes, but by millions of votes that were shifted by this software that was designed expressly for that purpose," she told Bartiromo. "We have sworn witness testimony of why the software was designed. It was designed to rig elections."

"They did this on purpose, it was calculated, they've done it before. We have evidence from 2016 in California, we have so much evidence I feel like it's coming in through a firehose," she continued.

Bartiromo asked how Powell intends to prove it, and she said she can't go into the details of their evidence on national TV. "I just can't do that."

"Okay but you have a very small timeframe here, the elections are supposed to be certified in early December. Do you believe that you can present this to the courts and be successful within just this couple of weeks?" asked Bartiromo.

"First of all, I never say anything I can't prove," she said. "Secondly, the evidence is coming in so fast I can't even process it all."

"This is a massive election fraud," she said, saying the software was used not just by Dominion but possibly other brand voting machines as well. "It's absolutely brazen how people bought the system, and why they bought the system."

She also called for a criminal investigation into every state that purchased the software.