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Saturday, November 14, 2020

U.S Army Seized Servers in Germany Tied to Dominion Voting System

In spite of the mainstream media and Big Tech continue flagging and suppressing the information that regarding the electoral fraud, enormous evidence just keep flooding in.

Earlier today Rep. Louie Gohmert has confirmed on Newsmax that a software company called Scytl, has been improperly collecting the election data through Spain was raided by a large US army force and its servers were seized in Frankfurt, Germany.

Scytl is a Barcelona-based software company that sells election software in more than 20 countries, including the USA, Mexico, France, Norway, Switzerland, Austria, BiH, and India.

As it shows on the company’s website:

Scytl has successfully delivered election modernization projects in the US since 2008, and most recently for the 2018 Midterm Elections when over 70M voters from more than 900 U.S. counties successfully leveraged Scytl’s technology. Also, during the 2016 US Presidential Election Scytl’s technology provided over 53 million registered voters and thousands of election staff across 28 states the benefits of more efficient, scalable, and accessible election processes, consolidating Scytl as the leading election modernization provider in the United States.

According to a report by Forbes in 2017:

Scytl applies end-to-end encryption, vote return cords, and a bulletin board audit service. Scytl’s customers include France’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the European Green Party, the Parliament of the European Union, and the Swiss Canton of Fribourg. In January 2012, the company bought SOE Software. Scytl also holds more than 40 patents and patent applications.

However, the company was declared bankrupt in June this year. The company filed for bankruptcy as part of a broader analysis of security vulnerabilities associated with digital voting.

Andrea Widburg at American Thinker earlier reported that Scytl has (or had) connections to Soros and the Democrat party. Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s Vulcan Capital has invested $40 million in Scytl, and other source points out that Bill Gates also owns...

Left-Wing Activist Group Launches Strategic Harassment Campaign Targeting Trump Election Lawyers

Shutdown DC, the same group that organized protests to “make sure Trump leaves the White House” by any means necessary after the Nov. 3 election and teaches people how to “punch a Nazi,” is assigning people on its email list to harass lawyers from one of the firms representing the Trump Campaign in election lawsuits.

King & Spalding is a Georgia-based firm that the Trump Campaign has used in lawsuits before.

“Here’s what you do: Call and email the King & Spalding lawyer below and tell them how you feel about what their firm is doing,” the email reads, providing scripts for phone calls and templates for emails. “We have divided up the list of lawyers who work at the firm so that together we can contact a huge number of people – and this is your assigned person.”

The scripts allege that the lawsuits highlighted by the campaign are “meritless,” “outrageous,” and a “disgrace.” It also claims that any attorney involved in the lawsuits “is pursuing frivolous lawsuits for the Trump campaign that are undermining our democracy and attempting to silence the voices of Black and brown voters.”

“Your firm is undermining our already fragile democracy, and I’m asking you to stop working for Trump,” the phone script reads.

“You are complicit in Trump’s effort to bully and cheat his way through this election and impede a stable and safe transfer of presidential power,” the email template adds.

The email also brags that “public pressure works” after claiming that another law firm associated with the legal fights in key states, Porter Wright, “announced that they were dropping out of the post-election lawsuit they had filed for Trump in Pennsylvania.”

Earlier this week, the NeverTrump, Democrat PAC known as The Lincoln Project, called on its followers to badger two attorneys helping represent the Trump Campaign in election lawsuits by advertising their pictures and contact information in a tweet that read “make them famous.”

Twitter eventually removed the post for violating its terms of service, but the Lincoln Project continued to hound the law firms associated with...