China Bought Dominion In October — This story hit a nerve. It’s getting “fact checked” by self-proclaimed gatekeepers at Facebook and elsewhere.
Update: “Fact checker” Lead Stories works for PRC-connected tech firm Bytedance.
Update 2: Dominion Machines Internet Connection Proved
Things have evolved and some of the criticism is legitimate. For instance, it is correct to point out that the securities sold by Staple Street Capital went to UBS Securities Co., LLC. This is UBS’ New York affiliate, not the UBS Securities Co., Ltd. that is openly affiliated with the Chinese communist, and which we incorrectly cited as the purchaser.
On the other hand, some of this evolution is in a far more frightening direction. It turns out that three of the board members of USB Securities Co. LLC are Chinese according to NTD.com and Epoch Times.
Two of them, at least, have close ties to the Chinese government.
We think that’s worse. The enemy you see is less dangerous than the one you don’t.
One of the “fact checkers” says that USB Securities didn’t buy Dominion Voting Machines but merely used the $400 million to acquire a partnership in Staple Street Co., Dominion’s owner, a month before the election.
How exactly is that better?
We are not offended by the fact checking. We are offended/angered/frightened, however, that these well-financed media “authorities” are more concerned about this story than the influence the Chinese government has obtained over one of our major voting machine suppliers.
It’s also worth noting that in another serendipitous coincidence, a company controlled by a rabid partisan Democrat acquired in July, voting machine maker Hart InterCivic.
Below, is the original story.
It’s not a theory when you have the documentation. Just saying that for my conspiracy theory fans.
Staple Street Capital III, L.P. sold $400 million in securities to UBS Securities Co., Ltd. as reveled 12:15 today, Dec. 1, by attorney Lin Wood in a cryptic tweet to a link to the sale’s SEC Form D.
The SEC Form D was filed Oct. 8.
Form D is the required notice for companies that have sold securities without registration under the Securities Act of 1933 under certain conditions.
The filing must be within 15 days of the sale.
Staple Street Capital is the New York-based, private equity firm that acquired Dominion Voting Systems in July 2018.
Dominion voting machines were used in 28 states, Nov. 3.
Many think they could be programmed to flip votes from one candidate to another or delete votes for an undesired candidate.
UBS Securities Co., Ltd. is a Chinese investment bank controlled by the Chinese government.
That’s right, it looks like the Chinese ran our election, at least in a lot of places. Do not concede Mr. President.
