Maybe this explains what’s going on in Georgia
Most conservatives in Georgia are furious with GOP governor Biran Kemp for dragging his feet at taking decisive steps to fully verify the validity of the presidential election in the state.
According to the article below, Kemp met with Li Qiangmin, Houston Consul General of the People’s Republic of China, on July 12, 2019.
Two weeks later, the state announced it had entered into a contract with Dominion Voting Systems prior to Georgia’s March 2020 presidential primaries, a deal that was opposed by both Democrats and Republicans in the Georgia legislature. Dominion equipment is suspected of having switched votes from Trump to Biden in key battleground states.
China is no fan of President Trump, and neither is Kemp.
Was Georgia’s purchase of Dominion’s voting machines merely coincidental to Kemp’s meeting with an official of the Chinese government?
The article below doesn’t answer that question, but may provide clues.
Georgia Gov. Kemp Awarded $107 Million Contract to Dominion Two Weeks After Meeting With People’s Republic of China Consul General
by Debra Heine
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp awarded a $107 million contract to Dominion Voting Systems two weeks after he met with the Houston-based Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in Atlanta.
Kemp met with Li Qiangmin, Houston Consul General of the People’s Republic of China, on July 12, 2019.
The Secretary of State’s office announced on July 29, 2019 that Dominion’s election services were procured to implement a “verified paper ballot system” in the state prior to the March 2020 presidential primaries.
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Dominion Voting Systems, which operates voting machines in 28 states, has been accused of switching Trump votes to Biden in the 2020 election.
According to reports, the voting software company has multiple links to China, including a $400 million filing in the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) one month before the election that links Dominion, UBS Securities LLC, and China.
$400 Million SEC Filing Links Dominion, UBS, and China https://t.co/pPjBEP2WG7 via @news_ntd
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