Why are Smartmatic and Dominion hiding their direct ties?
Why are they scrubbing the internet of articles linking the two companies?
Smartmatic
posted a tweet this week outright denying their transfer of technology to Dominion voting systems.
But there is evidence that this is completely false.
In December 2007 Smartmatic announced the sale of their Sequoia Voting Systems to Dominion Voting Systems.
Smartmatic
published a press release announcing their sale Sequoia voting systems as shown in screenshot below.
Below you will find a press release from Dominion voting systems announcing their purchase of a Intellectual properties, Hardware and Software that was once owned by Smartmatic. Here is the link to the press release PDF that is now erased from the internet but can be found by using Archive.org.
Dominion and Smartmatic have both tried to erase their ties by deleting the original press release from their websites. Many publications linked in Wikipedia articles for Sequoia voting and Smartmatic are now erased from the internet, but you can still use Archive.org to view them as they were when they posted the article. Many articles correlate this, many mainstream news articles also addressed Dominion purchasing Sequoia although never naming Smartmatic as the parent company owner of Sequoia.
If you try and view the Smartmatic press release in the year 2011 on Archive.org it redirects you to Dominionvoting.com which is a clear linkage between these companies.
Last week Smartmatic on Twitter and on their official website released a statement outright denying the supply of ANY TECHNOLOGY to Dominion. This clearly proves that statement factually incorrect since IP, Hardware and Software once owned by Smartmatic has indeed changed hands to Dominion.
Other websites that also correlate Smartmatic and Dominion transferring technology include https://verifiedvoting.org/
This website seems to have been collecting information for years on all different companies and machines and allocating profiles and providing profiles of such companies as Sequoia and Dominion. Scrolling down to the bottom of Sequoia Voting Systems page on VerfiedVoting you'll see a manufacture profile which also states Smartmatic sold Sequoia to Dominion.
https://verifiedvoting.org/election-system/sequoia-dominion-optech-400c/
Obviously, Smartmatic is desperately trying to remove their links to Dominion. Dominion, on the other hand, is skipping House committee hearing and lawyering up.
Do innocent companies act like this?
Jim Hoft is the founder and editor of The Gateway Pundit, one of the top conservative news outlets in America. Jim was awarded the Reed Irvine Accuracy in Media Award in 2013 and is the proud recipient of the Breitbart Award for Excellence in Online Journalism from the Americans for Prosperity Foundation in May 2016.
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