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During a very special 1.5-hour press conference, Guiliani and other members of Trump’s legal team claimed that financier George Soros, the Chinese government, and the late Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chávez had teamed up with “villains.” among the Democrats to get Joe Biden elected.
Even though there has been no evidence of significant wrongdoing or even cheating so far, Trump officials spent a lot of time going through a long list of incidents and allegations that they thought were evidence to the contrary. They also claimed that Trump beat Biden in a landslide election victory.
Guiliani opened the session with a frontal attack on “corrupt” democratically ruled cities like Detroit, which he accused of cheating with thousands of votes. He spoke of a “central government plan” to carry out a large-scale electoral fraud.
Iron carpet
Trump’s personal attorney has warned the American people that there is an “iron curtain of censorship” that will prevent the average American from realizing who actually won the election.
-But they have made mistakes like all villains, and we have exposed them.
After impersonating actor Joe Pesci in a mob role, supposedly to illustrate what the Democrats have been up to, Giuliani said:
“It should be even more surprising that the votes in Germany and Spain are counted by a company with connections to Chávez and Maduro,” Guiliani told reporters, referring to the controversial Venezuelan head of state, who has been dead for seven years. the current left-wing leader of the country, Nicolás Maduro.
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, an attorney for President Donald Trump, finishes speaking during a press conference at the headquarters of the Republican National Committee, Thursday, Nov. 19, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo / Jacquelyn Martin) Photo: Jacquelyn Martin / AP
Voice of the past
The company Guiliani is targeting is Smartmatic. It makes software and was founded in Florida in 2000 by two Venezuelan-born men, according to Guiliani on behalf of Chávez to prevent him from losing count.
Following the electoral defeat, Trump and his side have presented a wide range of conspiracy theories about Dominion, a company that is one of the leading providers of electoral systems in the United States, and Smartmatic. Among other things, they claim that the two companies are cooperating, which is flatly rejected by the companies themselves.
– Smartmatic has never owned shares or had any other financial interest in Dominion Voting Systems. Smartmatic has never provided Dominion Voting Systems with software, hardware, or other technology. The two companies are competitors in the market, says a statement from Smartmatic.
In the 2020 election, the company only delivered technology and software to Los Angeles County, the company told the AP. Smartmatic’s systems have been used during elections in Venezuela, but claims that the company has been behind electoral fraud in the country have not been proven. In 2017, however, the company came out and accused the Venezuelan government of electoral fraud.
Soros and Antifa
Smartmatic leader Mark Malloch-Brown sits on the board of the Open Society Foundation, founded by George Soros. The financier has been identified as a vicious spider in some Republican circles in the United States and is reportedly pulling the strings everywhere.
“The chairman of the Smartmatic board is a close associate of Soros, who is the largest donor to the Democrats, he is the largest contributor to Antifa and the one who gives the most money to Black Lives Matter,” Guiliani said.
“Good people, what do we have to do to get them to tell the truth to the American people?” The lawyer said in a clear speech to the press.
Happy trump
As Guiliani hammered through his conspiracy theories and discussed Trump’s various paths to victory, his boss seemed pleased.
-Clear documentation of voter deception, he tweeted.
Legal experts see the exercise as a last spasmodic attempt by the Trump campaign and say there is no question that Biden will take over the White House on January 20 next year. But there is widespread concern that public opinion could lose confidence in the electoral system due to the continuous insults and suspicions that Trump is spreading.
“It is very disturbing that some Republicans cannot face the possibility of having lost the election in a completely fair and orderly manner,” said Joshua Douglas. He is a professor of law at the University of Kentucky and a researcher and lecturer on suffrage.
