Sidney Powell Says Trump Team Will Sue Officials “To Invalidate” Election Results… And An Inside Look Into #Smartmatic
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Until we get to the startling conclusion
#Smartmatic is a riddle.
The company came out of nowhere to snatch a multli-million dollar contract in an electoral process that ultimately reaffirmed Chavez’ mandate and all-but destroyed his political opposition.
The perspective we have here, after several discussions with Smartmatic, is that the company is de facto Venezuelan and operated by Venezuelans.
The identity of Smartmatic’s true owners remains a mystery.
Our best guess is that there are probably several well-known Venezuelan businessmen backing the company who prefer anonymity either because of their political affiliation or, perhaps, because they manage the interests of senior Venezuelan government officials.
This is all from a confidential State Dept cable written in 2006.
Since then one can only imagine what fascinating changes have taken place to the org chart of the mysterious “riddle” that is the “de facto Venezuelan” Smartmatic, which emerged out of obscurity to win a top government contract in 2003, prompting the US State Department to ask “how a virtually unknown company with no electoral experience could have landed such a large contract.”
What is more fascinating is how for so many years, this mysterious company was directly involved in one allegation of election fraud in Venezuela after another
(whereby communist dictators Chavez and Maduro won in consecutive “landslides”)
before it somehow made its way into the US.
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