Within the fall of 2020, I warned repeatedly on social media, TV and in my syndicated column in regards to the Zuckerberg Heist — Silicon Valley’s hijacking of our election system by way of a non-public nonprofit known as the Heart for Tech and Civic Life. CTCL was funded by Fb founder Mark Zuckerberg and his spouse, Priscilla Chan, to the tune of $350 million. Election information-rigging Google joined as a high company associate, together with the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Democracy Fund (based by By no means Trumper billionaire and eBay former chairman Pierre Omidyar).
THREAD: Who’s the Heart for Tech and Civic Life…and why @TheJusticeDept wants to research & cease them NOW!
This week’s #SovereignNation delved into @HelloCTCL ‘s alarming election meddling & focused grants in battleground states.
Overview: https://t.co/phJqorNHX0
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— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 6, 2020
CTCL created a “COVID-19 Response Grant Program” to “present funding to U.S. native election workplaces” that steered voters towards insecure, fraud-vulnerable options to conventional voting. The Amistad Mission led the way in which in exposing how CTCL’s “darkish cash community pumped a whole bunch of hundreds of thousands of {dollars} into native election methods utilizing the COVID pandemic as a pretense.” And as I famous on the time, the scamdemic and performative lockdowns offered a helpful ruse to sabotage our common Election Day expertise by way of much less clear, extra manipulable absentee and vote-by-mail mechanisms.
Now states and localities are lastly bringing the hammer down on ZuckerBucks. Mississippi banned personal donations for public voting operations final week, becoming a member of greater than a dozen different states. Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin have related ZuckerBuck bans pending. Additionally final week, a Louisiana appellate courtroom reinstated the state Legal professional Normal Jeff Landry’s lawsuit towards CTCL for unlawful, unconstitutional funding of elections flowing into authorities coffers “within the darkness of evening,” as he informed The Federalist.
Certainly, the title of a brand new documentary on CTCL by Residents United launched this week says all of it: “Rigged.”
“Do you consider they used the COVID emergency as an excuse to drag (off) this partisan voter turnout operation?” Residents United’s president David Bossie asks former President Donald Trump within the documentary trailer.
“Am I allowed to present you a one-word reply?” Trump asks. “Sure.”
For those who’re a conservative, talking these truths will get you branded a “conspiracy theorist” and “home terrorist.” Reporting on irregularities and considerations with election software program and {hardware}, poll harvesting, mail-in ballots and paperless voting methods will get you sued or prosecuted — although left-wingers from NowThis and HBO to the Brookings Establishment and Brennan Heart for Justice raised related considerations for years.
A hacker solely wants 1 minute to vary election ends in 24 states. Watch how weak our voting machines actually are pic.twitter.com/NaDFw48h8l
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) August 29, 2018
I’ve been known as all of the names and am already being sued for interviewing election whistleblowers, so I’ve nothing to lose in issuing a brand new warning.
Always remember: COVID-19 chicanery offered the duvet and pretext for the Zuckerberg Heist. Be taught from historical past, and hone your sample recognition expertise. It’s occurring once more. For the previous month, media shops and authorities bureaucrats in each events have been stirring up fears of election chaos induced by a “paper scarcity” that has purportedly dragged on for 2 years resulting from “COVID-19.”
That’s simply extra pretend virus information. Graphic paper calls for have been declining and paper mills shutting down for many years because of the North American Free Commerce Settlement, overseas subsidies and elevated imports. However fact by no means stopped agenda-driven Hen Littles:
“A paper scarcity is looming over the 2022 elections. Critically,” Politico warned two weeks in the past.
“Worldwide paper scarcity inflicting considerations for balloting forward of midterm elections,” Detroit station WDIV trumpeted.
“Midterm mess: States grapple with ballot employee and paper shortages,” CNN intoned.
The American Forest and Paper Affiliation has tried to un-fan the media-generated flames of worry. “There isn’t a purpose to panic,” the affiliation’s Terry Webber assured People final week, so long as election officers plan forward.
However mark my phrases. This “paper scarcity” propaganda shall be used to additional cement the Soros family-spearheaded push to hackable, paperless digital voting methods, together with Dominion, which covers 37% of voters. The Colorado state Senate simply handed a invoice, SB22-153, that might reportedly mandate digital voting machines in any county with greater than 1,000 residents. The measure is backed by radical leftist Secretary of State Jena Griswold, a recipient of Soros marketing campaign money who fronts a Soros-funded affiliation for Democrat Secretaries of State — and who has launched a political and authorized vendetta towards Mesa County clerk Tina Peters and Elbert County clerk Dallas Schroeder for preserving Dominion server arduous drives.
Additionally in my very own yard on Tuesday, GOP Clerk and Recorder for El Paso County, Colorado, Chuck Broerman invoked the “paper scarcity” card to strong-arm the county fee into extending a excessive six-figure, no-bid contract with Runbeck Election Providers. A whole lot of residents turned out to a county board of commissioners listening to to boost alarms about “cronyism and nepotism” points surrounding the deal (Commissioner Holly Williams is married to Runbeck senior adviser and GOP Colorado Springs metropolis councilman Wayne Williams, who introduced Dominion machines to the state when he served as Secretary of State, and who was appointed by Mesa County commissioners to supervise elections — a perch from which he has viciously attacked Peters earlier than her case is adjudicated). Moreover, Runbeck has confronted watchdog questions on its work in Tarrant County, Texas; Arizona; and Georgia.
However squawking a few “paper scarcity” and enjoying the phony “navy disenfranchisement” card (which nobody is advocating), Broerman declared that “discovering a brand new vendor” was “simply not an choice” and time had run out. Seems metropolis authorities bureaucrats who finalized the Runbeck contract in late January had themselves dropped the ball for weeks on the mysteriously misplaced doc, a procurement workplace “slip” compounded by the neglect of a clerk’s workplace deputy who was away for a number of added weeks and didn’t get to it due to a “household emergency.”
After all, the disaster is all of the fault of “COVID,” “paper shortages” and inconvenient residents with pesky questions whose scrutiny of their elected officers is inflicting them emotional misery — whereas they arrogantly lecture the individuals who pay their payments for “offending” them with accusations of incompetence and crony favoritism.
If it walks like an election heist and talks like an election heist … be taught from historical past.
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