The insidious behind-the-scenes political maneuvering amongst arguably the most influential men in the world can no go without notice.
Big Tech CEOs possess the power to radically shape public opinion based on the words and stories they allow on their platform. In addition to their great fortunes, Jack Dorsey, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos et al hold the key to our country’s future in many ways — a frightening reality that must be altered.
The 2020 election shed major light on just how insidious Big Tech influence can be on this country.
In addition to banning the current sitting President of the United States from his platform, Mark Zuckerberg donated nearly half a billion dollars to ensuring “voters” had more access in certain communities.
Spoiler alert: those communities happen to be Deep Blue.
Now, the Former President is slamming Facebook CEO as a “criminal” because of the more than $400 million in donations he and his wife, Priscilla Chan, made to Democrat election offices during the 2020 presidential election.
“Mark Zuckerberg, in my opinion, a criminal, is allowed to spend over $400 million and therefore able to change the course of a Presidential Election, and nothing happens to Facebook,” Trump said in a statement.
Included in the email were other Deep State foes Trump has challenged along the way including: former FBI Director James Comey, Rep. Adam Schiff, Hillary Clinton, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, former FBI agent Peter Strzok, and former FBI attorney Lisa Page.
“They all lied about everything having to do with Russia, Russia, Russia, because they knew it was a SCAM, and they all lied about everything having to do with Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine because they knew it was a SCAM,” Trump maintained in the email.
Zuckerberg has come under fire from Republicans who say the funds were spent to bring out likely Democrat voters, which he has denied were used in a partisan manner.
“Since our initial donation, there have been multiple lawsuits filed in an attempt to block these funds from being used, based on claims that the organizations receiving donations have a partisan agenda,” Zuckerberg said last October. “That’s false. These funds will serve communities throughout the country — urban, rural and suburban — and are being allocated by non-partisan organizations.”
This has proven to be false. The main beneficiary of Zuckerberg’s donations happened to be Fulton County, Georgia — and we all know what happened there.
Remember the vote counters that were “too tired” to keep counting votes?
Or do you remember the mysterious dead-of-night water main break?
Many conservative outlets noted earlier this month that the Zuckerbergs used legal loopholes allowing him to send $419.5 million through two organizations, the Center for Technology and Civic Life (CTCL) and the Center for Election Innovation and Research (CEIR).
He said his team of researchers found that the organizations distributed the money to cities and counties in ways that would bring out Democrat voters and increase the count for then-candidate Joe Biden in key swing states.
“Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook poured over $17 million to interfere in the Pennsylvania election, including $5.5 million on ‘ballot processing equipment’ in Philadelphia and $552,000 for drop boxes where the voting pattern was not possible,” wrote Trump.
This unequivocally gives the exact reason why election officials – both Republican and Democrat – are desperate to stop any ballot audit from the 2020 election. They simply can’t let the truth come out.
Author: Sebastian Hayworth
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