A top tech figure admits foreign nationals accessed US.election source code. DOJ filings against Smartmatic cite supply chain concerns and overseas components, raising urgent questions about security and foreign interference.
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Patrick Byrne: He revealed, “Yes, I have introduced foreign nationals into Dominion, into the source code,” blah, blah, blah. They’ve been in the source code. Well, that’s big-time problematic because the US treats this code used in elections like nuclear weapons.
Everyone who touches it is supposed to be checked-out, US Citizen, with security clearances and such. Now, he admitted that foreigners have been in this, which is what we’ve been saying for a long time. And the same day he did that, the 27th of February, just a week ago of January, the same day they did that, the DOJ in Miami filed to open-up.
They already have a case against Smartmatic, an indictment against Smartmatic for paying-off some people in the Philippines. And also, they made clear that they now know that the supply chain information is faulty, that their supply chain, that these things have components from mainland China. So they already had that.
So they now know there’s foreign involvement. And I’m confident that the pictures of Tulsi Gabbard on the scene making phone calls, there’s only one person that the DNI is on the scene of a raid. There’s only one person she’s going to be calling [President Trump].
So her involvement, I think, can lead people to reasonably deduce that they have found conclusive proof of foreign involvement in our elections.
