The president may finally have people in place who will look into this.
Please do NYS.
NYC now has RCV for a reason.
We did NOT vote for extinction.
BTTT
Which means any accusations of slander against Dominion voting machines by any news media groups should be overruled.
Here’s a starting point for the investigation.
- Yah-Lin “Charlie” Trie: A Taiwanese-American who attempted to donate $450,000 to Clinton’s legal defense fund, delivered in envelopes containing checks and money orders. The fund rejected $70,000 and investigated the source, finding suspicious patterns like sequential numbering and identical handwriting. Trie was also linked to over $1 million funneled to the Democratic National Committee (DNC), often through proxy donors, with funds traced to Ng Lap Seng. Trie pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations.
- John Huang: A DNC finance vice-chair and former Lippo Group executive, Huang facilitated $100,000 in illegal contributions through the Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple in California, where Maria Hsia organized fundraising. He was involved in raising millions from the Asian-American community, some of which was returned due to its illegal foreign origins. Huang’s ties to the Indonesia-based Riady family raised concerns about Chinese influence.
- Johnny Chung: A Taiwanese-born fundraiser, Chung donated $366,000 to the DNC, with federal investigators later finding that nearly $100,000 came from China’s People’s Liberation Army through Liu Chaoying, a Chinese aerospace executive and lieutenant colonel. Chung admitted to funneling foreign funds and pleaded guilty to campaign-related fraud.
- Maria Hsia: A Taiwan-born immigration consultant, Hsia facilitated $100,000 in illegal contributions through the Hsi Lai Temple, using monks and nuns as conduits. She was convicted in March 2000 for her role in funneling foreign money to the DNC, Clinton-Gore campaign, and Representative Patrick Kennedy.
- Ng Lap Seng: A Macau-based Chinese billionaire, Ng was identified as a source of over $1.2 million in illegal funds channeled through Charlie Trie to the DNC and Clinton’s legal fund. Congressional investigations suggested Ng acted as a front for the Chinese government, though he fled the U.S. to avoid testimony. He was later arrested in 2015 on unrelated bribery charges.
The Chinese government denied involvement, calling allegations of influence “sheer fabrication.” Investigations, including by the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, found evidence of a “China Plan” to influence U.S. elections, but conclusive proof linking the government directly to these donations was not publicly established. The DNC returned millions in tainted contributions.
Oh, I almost forgot!
The American aerospace company most prominently linked to the 1996 Clinton campaign finance controversy and allegations of transferring missile guidance technology to China is Loral Space & Communications Ltd., led by CEO Bernard Schwartz. Here’s a concise overview:
- Campaign Donations: Bernard Schwartz was a major Democratic donor, contributing over $600,000 to the Democratic Party and Clinton’s 1996 reelection campaign between 1994 and 1998. Some sources, like the Congressional Record, estimate his donations to Democrats reached $1.5 million during this period.
- Technology Transfer Allegations: Loral, along with Hughes Electronics, was investigated for illegally sharing sensitive U.S. space technology with China after a 1996 Chinese rocket failure involving a Loral satellite. The companies provided technical data to Chinese engineers, allegedly improving China’s ballistic missile guidance systems. A 1998 House committee (Cox Report) concluded this damaged U.S. national security.
- Export Waivers: In 1998, President Clinton signed a waiver allowing Loral to launch a satellite on a Chinese rocket, despite objections from the Justice Department, which was investigating Loral for prior technology transfers. Critics, including congressional investigators, suggested this decision was influenced by Schwartz’s donations, though no direct evidence of quid pro quo was found by the Justice Department’s campaign finance task force.
- Consequences: Loral was fined $14 million in 2002 for its role in the illegal technology transfers. The broader scandal fueled allegations of a “China Plan” to influence U.S. policy, though China denied involvement.
Interesting.
If one is paying attention, this has the potential - should the evidence definitively show it was the chynese interfering in US elections - to demonstrate that officials in multiple agencies under the aegis of heretofore identified ‘leaders’ acted with malice to 1. Malign then-President Trump, 2. Insulate the ccp by misdirecting at Russia...
...a wholly treasonous conspiracy mandating action against all involved.
What Trump should do is declare that RUSSIA is the country that is trying to rig our elections and thus he needs to investigate.
...then let’s see the Democrats try to defend Russia.
It’s time to purge ALL the voter roles and require everyone to re-register to vote in person with a valid state ID.
There needs to be a series of measures taken to prevent fraud at the registration level.
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