The outcome of the 2012 elections is in
the hands of investment firm, a Canadian voting machine
company and a Spanish vote-counting corporation.
The Omaha, Nebraska investment firm McCarthy Capital owns ES&S (Election Systems & Software), the
largest voting machine company in the world.
Pretty impressive holding for a smallish investment firm located in the middle of
nowhere.
But then, maybe there's a reason for
the out-of-the-way setting.
It was McCarthy Capital's ES&S that
bought up Diebold Election Systems (aka Premier Election Solutions)
when it was found out Diebold's machines were as crooked as Lombardy
Street.
On the other hand, it was the Canadian company Dominion
Voting Systems Corporation which bought up Communist-owned Sequoia
when that company's machines were found to be unreliable and its
ownership tied to Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez.
By the time Dominion bought it, Sequoia had become a synonym for crooked, illegal sleaze.
By the time Dominion bought it, Sequoia had become a synonym for crooked, illegal sleaze.
Now Dominion itself is
a Canadian voting machine company established out of nothing in 2003.
Dominion bought, rescued and
rehabilitated Sequoia in 2010, bringing that company's seedy
personnel and hardware under its name.
But Dominion itself is strange.
It came out of nowhere in 2003,
established by a 28-year-old...to become the second largest voting
machine manufacturer in the world.
If this does not look like a front, what does?
Dominion and its founder/president,
John (or is it Jean?) Poulos grew so incredibly fast that it bought the disgraced behemoth ES&S in 2010.
Dominion likes to present itself as
Colorado-based company on the Internet, when it is in fact a Canadian
company based in Toronto which is owned and directed by dual
Franco-Canadian citizen, John Poulos.
This Canadian corporation will be in charge of installing and running all the electronic voting
machines in American for the 2012 elections.
But somebody has to count and tally the
votes, right?
Who better than Scytl, a Spanish Vote
Counting company?
That's right, a Spanish company called
Scytl will be counting our votes.
Is it at all suspicious that Spain, a
basket-case nation in perpetual economic collapse has the wherewithal
to build world-class vote-counting corporations and have them
installed as the arbiter of our elections?
As mentioned before, a lot of Chinese
capital represents itself as Spanish (as in the case of the Super Highway), using Spanish front companies
as go-betweens for Chinese clout.
On the other hand, the Spanish
companies are also used as fronts for the Israeli Mossad.
So who really owns Scytl?
You can bet its not the Spanish.
So let me summarize:
The 2012 US elections are in the hands
of an investment firm (McCarthy Capital), a Canadian voting
corporation (Dominion Voting Systems) and a Spanish voting
corporation (Scytl).
This is the equivalent of having your
voting process in the hands of a foreigner, another foreigner and a
casino.
We've come a long way down the trail of
corruption and betrayal, but this takes the cake.
Where is the FEC?
Where is the FEC?
It's incredible, but it seems America has never been so
disenfranchised and American democracy has never been so illegitimate
as it is now.
If you are interested in conspiracy theories, you're tired of official lies and you can read Spanish, you should take a look at this spanish author, Gabri Ródenas and his NOAH´S BUNKER (EL BÚNKER DE NOÉ)http://tinyurl.com/cfgy795
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