Interview · moment 15 of 23
Election Irregularities, Dominion Machines, and Election Guard Software
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6 min
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Whitney Webb discusses the contested 2020 election, arguing it's being engineered into a manufactured civil-war-style division, covers Dominion and Smartmatic voting machine concerns, and details Microsoft's Election Guard software and DHS official Chris Krebs's conflict of interest.
- Tim argues both parties are being engineered to accuse each other of orchestrating a coup, laying foundations for civil war.
- The real election issues involve Silicon Valley control and fusion with federal government, not voter fraud.
- Facebook, Twitter, and Google were part of the DHS election operations center despite being politicized entities.
- Dominion voting machines allegedly switched half a million votes in Michigan from Biden to Trump, raising questions about undetected glitches.
- Neither party has wanted to address security concerns with electronic voting machines since their introduction.
- Microsoft and military contractor Goloy developed Election Guard software set to run on most voting machines by the next presidential election.
- DHS cybersecurity chief Chris Krebs, former VP for Microsoft, has been lobbying for Election Guard while overseeing election protection—a conflict of interest.
- Silicon Valley is consolidating control over all aspects of American life, from automobiles to homes to elections.
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