Here is the latest attack on a conservative patriotic American by the Big Tech component of the International Communist regime:
Twitter late Monday suspended the account of MyPillow founder and CEO Mike Lindell on its platform.
Users were faced with an error message, “You’re trying to follow user that doesn’t exist,” before the account page simply said that Lindell’s account has been suspended for having violated Twitter rules.
Lindell’s personal Twitter account had over half a million followers before being suspended.
And this maybe the reason for the suspension:
Lindell recently made media headlines after having visited the White House to meet with Trump and was spotted holding some mysterious notes that, in part, appeared to refer to “martial law.” It was unclear what the notes were about. Lindell told The Epoch Times that the notes were not official and he was helping deliver them from a lawyer who said it was a suggestion for Trump.
My sources tell me that President Trump could not use martial law because the military was not on his side. Instead the military is controlled by the Deep State, who is run by an oligarchy of international communists, who are currently gathered in Davos working on the World Economic Forum's Great Reset. More on that in future posts, but for now I want to bring back what I previously reported on in regard to Lindell's visit with Trump:
[It is more than interesting to see the Deep State's media doing surveillance on those visiting the President by using telephoto lenses. The Deep State's media then went into, deny the truth mode:
Lindell told multiple outlets that two of the pages in his now infamous stack of notes were from a lawyer that he was working with to try and overturn the 2020 election. Speaking to Haberman, Lindell described himself as a messenger for the lawyer he refused to identify, telling her “The attorney said, ‘can you bring these to him.’ It was stuff to help the American people.”
The rest of the pages were devoted to the discussion of election conspiracy theories, specifically one that claims international actors like China and Iran are responsible for stealing the election from Trump. In an interview with the Daily Beast, Lindell said that articles claiming China was involved in hacking the election were “all over the internet” but had been “suppressed by Big Tech.” Lindell included one such article from conspiracy theory website The American Report in his notes. That article, which is currently offline but available on the web archive, attempts to use a nonsensical analysis of IP addresses to prove that China hacked the 2020 presidential election.
There must be something to the American Report research based on their removal by Big Tech. Since when does the media have the capability to determine that the data is "a nonsensical analysis of IP addresses to prove that China hacked the 2020 presidential election"? Kirk Wiebe, a former senior analyst with the National Security Agency, provides us with exactly how the hacks occurred:
Another point. I just mentioned that some of the efforts being used by the other side are clandestine or hidden from public view. One very important effort that people are working on right now to bring to the attention of the Trump administration, is an information technology capability that operates via the internet, called the Hammer, and an application that works with the Hammer, called Scorecard. Hammer does a lot of things, including calling up computers and downloading files without a user ever knowing it. But the part I want to emphasize to you tonight is Scorecard, because it was designed with the express purpose of changing vote totals on the fly. Meaning, not pre-loaded anywhere in a computer, but actually targeting the reporting of precinct data upward to the state level over the internet. There’s no way to air-gap it at this point. This is the way data is transmitted; we all use the internet.
When the packets are recognized, and the packets are little bits of information that make up a report of voting between two candidates, or a group of candidates. It can be defined as small, large, whatever. The packets that make up that transmission over the internet can be opened, looked at, recognized for who they’re going to and what they contain. The data inside each packet can be switched; it can be changed, in microseconds! Zipped back up, so to speak—imagine putting a jacket on and zipping it up—and sending it on its way. So that the receiver never really perceives a delay. There’s always a little delay. Somebody sends you an email; it takes a few seconds before it gets to your computer. So, nobody’s the wiser. But the data has been changed.
Scorecard works based on an algorithm that needs a 3 percent or less disparity or difference between two candidates. So that if there is a 20-point difference, or a 10-point difference, it’s not going to function. Why? The designer of this did not want to be obvious. If you go around instantaneously changing totals from 10 percent to nothing, or even losing, people are going to notice that and say what the heck is going on? But if I open that window to just a little bit, a 3 percent difference, then any change that comes in is more acceptable to observers and less suspect, if you will.
This is the way Scorecard works. Scorecard is working right now in Georgia, in Nevada, in a number of these states. And it’s not the only tool that’s being used. Another one is that fake logon authorities have been implemented in the counting control systems, which are Windows computers, where the votes are counted. So that a remote user having the right password, can log on and change data that way as well.
What I’m trying to say is, yeah, ballots are being dropped off at the Post Office, and backdated to 3 November, even though they arrived on 4 November. A lot of that ballot manipulation is going on, but this [the computer manipulations] is the less-visible aspect that I want people to be aware of. It is extremely powerful, and it needs to be stopped.
The good news is, it records data, and if we can bust this open with the help of the administration and the tools of some agencies, we will find the evidence that votes were changed. So, it’s another great boon to the team of lawyers if we can get this available.
So we have a National Security expert explaining exactly how the hack was done, plus we have the data to tell exactly who, what, and where the hacks occurred.
On Sunday, Brannon Howse interviewed Mike Lindell, plus the authors of the suspended American Report:
Communist China is now hours away from installing its "puppet regime" in the U.S. White House with the help of its U.S. domestic allies, presenting a grave national-security threat that must be dealt with, says a team of former high-ranking military officers and journalists who have relayed data to President Trump that they say proves China was involved in the fraudulent election of Nov. 3, 2020.
In an interview Sunday night, Jan. 17, with broadcaster Brannon Howse, businessman Mike Lindell, the founder and CEO of Minnesota-based My Pillow, explained how he was able to get a meeting with President Trump last Friday and deliver crucial data from the team showing how the election was stolen and by whom.
"The data analysis that we have published and that Mike Lindell bravely brought to the president shows both the sources of the election hack on Nov. 3 and Nov. 4 as well as the target destinations," said Alan Jones, who along with Mary Fanning operates a website, The American Report.
Jones and Fanning saw their website, TheAmericanReport.com, attacked by outside hackers after they published a report detailing information from former government sources that recorded in real time how the election was stolen.
The details included in their report include the IP addresses and the owner of the IP addresses which hacked into the Nov. 3 election.
"It started on Nov. 1 and Mary and Alan even wrote an article before the election warning how it would be stolen and by who, and this continued on into the election steal in Georgia," Howse said.
By this time everyone who could get the information to the president had been shut out of the White House.
"They were locked out by the deep-staters from having access to the president," Howse said.
Fanning called Howse on Saturday, Jan. 9, and asked if he knew of any other possible sources of communicating the information to Trump.
Howse could only think of one man. Mike Lindell, who had been on his radio show in the past and Howse had kept his phone number on file.
Lindell adds this:
Lindell said he believes the truth will eventually get out to the American people, even if after the Jan. 20 inauguration. The tight lid on all reporting about the validity of the November election and the massing of federal troops in Washington, D.C., is just further evidence that the globalist deep-state insiders are worried that their dirty little secret will get out.
In fact, the FBI, which along with the CIA has been exposed as the epicenter of the Washington swamp, has been frantically vetting the 30,000 National Guard troops "amid fears of an insider attack," the Associated Press reported.
[Emphasis not mine] So the military presence in DC will be pro-Biden Never-Trumpers.]
As of the time of writing this post, The American Report web site is back up including the post that contains details of what Lindell gave Trump. Mary Fanning said the web site went down shortly after Lindell delivered the evidence to Trump. Here is a detail from that post that is now very interesting:
Amazon Data Services in Toronto, Canada owns an IP address that hacked into a Michigan IP address on November 3, according to the analysis.
Dominion Voting Services is based in Toronto. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a major provider of cloud services for U.S. elections.
as we now know, AWS shut down Twitter's market rival Parler:
The social media platform Parler has sued Amazon after the tech giant abruptly ended web-hosting services to the company, effectively halting its operations.
Parler describes itself as a free speech platform, and its founders have proclaimed that the service engages in minimal moderation and will not fact-check posts. They have also said they will allow posts that have been removed or flagged as misinformation on other social media networks such as Twitter.
The conservative social network founded in 2018 exploded in popularity among supporters of President Trump after the November U.S. election.
In a complaint filed Monday in Seattle federal court, Parler alleged that Amazon Web Services kicked the company off its cloud servers for political and anti-competitive reasons.
“AWS’s decision to effectively terminate Parler’s account is apparently motivated by political animus. It is also apparently designed to reduce competition in the microblogging services market to the benefit of Twitter,” reads Parler’s complaint.
Amazon said Saturday that it would cut off Parler because it wasn’t confident in its ability to sufficiently police content on its platform that incites violence.
Based on the "incite violence" argument, Twitter should also be deplatformed for allowing Antifa to organize their violent riots:
At least 150 people gathered and participated in events punctuated by violence and destruction in the two states just hours after Joe Biden took the oath of office to become the 46th president of the United States on Jan. 20.
Wednesday’s riots saw agitators in Portland smashing windows and vandalizing the offices of the state’s Democratic Party, while in Seattle, the activists marched into the iconic Pike Place Market to smash up property, spray-paint buildings with an anarchist symbol, and smash windows, including at the William Kenzo Nakamura Courthouse, a federal building, according to KOMO.
“In Seattle and Portland, there were simultaneous riots that were pre-planned and organized, and also advertised weeks ahead of time on Twitter,” Ngo said in an interview with The Epoch Times’ American Thought Leaders program, ahead of the Feb. 2 publication of his book, “Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy.”
“Twitter did nothing to take down some of these accounts that were promoting these riots,” he said.
Twitter didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment by The Epoch Times.
Ngo noted that Rose City Antifa is the largest and oldest Antifa group and has a strong presence on Twitter with thousands of followers.
The journalist said Antifa, which has a strong influence in the Northwest U.S., has a formal membership process that involves “radicalization, going to training, [and] having extremist literature to read,” which he noted is “very similar to how Islamists radicalize regular Muslims into their worldview.”
It is very interesting if AWS was involved in the election hacks, and then work to prevent the evidence from being widely reported. Again, if an oligarchy of international actors were in fact hacking the 2020 election, the last thing they can afford is for that evidence to be widely known. We already know that federal networks have been hacked and any suspect denies involvement:
The federal agencies on Tuesday noted that of the 18,000 public and private sector groups that used SolarWinds’s Orion software, which the hackers used to infiltrate networks, “fewer than ten U.S. government agencies” had been “compromised by follow-on activity in their systems."
President Trump addressed the hack — among the worst cyber incidents in American history — in a tweet last month in which he questioned whether China was involved. Both the Chinese and Russian governments have denied involvement.
So why is it considered baseless that the election networks were also hacked? The answer is that those who report on those hacks are falsely accused of inciting violence and then silenced, and in the case of Trump...impeached. Perhaps Trump's lawyers need to expose the proof on election fraud during the impeachment trial.
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