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Foreign Election Interference #6: Supply Chain Concerns

By CD Media Staff
January 2, 2021
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CDMedia has been releasing information from a well-placed White House source on foreign interference in the U.S. general election on Nov 3rd. This is the 6th article in that process. 

Foreign Election Interference #5: Consistent Concern In US Media Throughout 2018

Election Foreign Interference #4: Eric Holder Gets Involved

Foreign Election Interference #3: The Ownership Structure Behind Dominion…Linked To Smartmatic In Barbados

Foreign Election Interference #2: Dominion Sent Information Election Night To 5 Countries, Frankfurt Saw 30% Spike Election Night

BREAKING: White House Has Extensive Evidence Of Foreign Interference In Nov 3rd Election…Example 1: Nevada SoS Sent Voter Information To Pakistani Intelligence

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There has been much concern expressed across government as well as in the private sector about supply chain vulnerability leading up to the 2020 election. Two of the three major electronic voting system vendors use parts made in China for their machines. It has been well documented that China installs tainted hardware in machines to allow for IP theft and other types of malfeasance- why not an election?

In December of 2019, a leader in Supply Chain risk analysis published a study about the vulnerabilities of the machines used in the United States, specifically from China. Curiously, their study is now removed from the internet and unable to find. However, there was a press release that stated the following - Study of Voting Machines Finds 1 in 5 Components From China.

Foreign Election Interference #6: Supply Chain Concerns
https://twitter.com/LToddWood/status/1344343855693398016

Although this study has been “disappeared” there are other studies available that assessed the vulnerability including here, from September of this year: Securing U.S. Elections Against Cyber Threats: Considerations for Supply Chain Risk Management

This is a very brief overview of information. A more detailed investigative summary is available, including work highlighting Microsoft, Tom Burt, SolarWinds, and FireEye.

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One comment on “Foreign Election Interference #6: Supply Chain Concerns”

  1. So, a well placed White House source has oodles of proof that the election was stolen, but four days before electoral college certification, hasn't found sufficient incentive to make it public?
    This is tiresome. You should get a job at Gateway Pundit.

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