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Patrick Byrne, former CEO of Overstock. com & he’s served in executive leadership over several other large companies in the tech & manufacturing industries.

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He is a Constitution-loving registered Libertarian and who has helped the FBI fight the rampant corruption on Wall Street. He says, “I knew what the Bad Guys were going to do this Election and I had a reason to know that there was something big coming, that I won’t go into
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right now.” While the Democrats and the Mainstream Media have been claiming that there is “no evidence of widespread fraud” during the 2020 Elections, this is because they refuse to investigate the matter or report on it.
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In fact, Tucker Carlson turned Patrick Byrne away, when Sidney Powell recommended he interview him. That’s why Byrne decided to make a spate of appearances on Independent Media, such as on Black Conservative Patriot and on The Pete Santilli Show.
5/25
- 2018 DALLAS ELECTIONS FRAUD -
In November of 2018, the Dallas elections, which were run on Dominion systems had encountered irregularities, so Texas’ state government had hired a cybersecurity firm to figure out and explore these irregularities.
6/25
This Texas cybersecurity firm has since had two years to reverse-engineer the cheated election, whereas the rest of America has only had two weeks to understand it.
7/25
Byrne had encountered this firm back in July of this year and out of civic duty, he started funding them, along with some other cybersecurity experts, hackers, private detectives, etc. to investigate Dominion Voting Systems.
8/25
He says they put together a very complete picture of the fraud that had been perpetrated during Texas’ 2018 mid-term elections. “There are at least 10 hacks to accomplish within a Dominion system. So we knew the whole plan.”
9/25
- CISA REFUSED TO BE BRIEFED ABOUT DOMINION FRAUD -
Although Byrne tried very hard to alert the Dep of Homeland Security (DHS) about their discoveries, they did not immediately accept a meeting. However, “Using some political connections, we got the meeting and started.”
10/25
Byrne then set up a follow-up classified briefing – and CISA, the Cyber Infrastructure and Security Administration – the new department within DHS, created for the purpose of protecting the digital infrastructure of the election – they REFUSED TO COME!
11/25
The State a of Texas had hired this elite cybersecurity group, a group of Federal law enforcement and military intelligence personnel to investigate the fraud in the 2018 Dallas elections – but members of CISA refused to attend!
12/25
As we know, Trump fired CISA Director, Chris Krebs last week, after Acting DHS Secretary, Chad Wolf had refused Trump’s orders to do so.
2020 FRAUD WAS IGNORED BY MSM, BROKEN BY ALT MEDIA
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Byrne says they were expecting the 2020 fraud to take place and, “We knew by two days after the election EXACTLY what they had done” and how they had done it.
14/25
Since then, he’s spent the past 18 days posted up in a hotel in Washington DC, trying to bring this information to the people who would listen – and happily, this time, there are parties who are quite interested.
15/25
He says, they’ve had a breakthrough since last Sunday (11/15). “Everybody gets it here. Everyone around the President, in Rudy Giuliani’s circles and in Sidney Powell’s circles. ( explains the presidents "over" convidence since the election )
16/25
Of course, the Mainstream Media is trying to bury this in concrete, so Byrne says that about three days ago, he decided to go to the Independent Media.
17/25
Byrne says, this will go down as the Mainstream Media’s final “black mark”, because, in a month or two, it will be clear to everyone that they took part in a cover-up.
18/25
“They took part in a psychological operation, frankly, to try and get Americans to accept ‘President-Elect’ Joe Biden, when there’s way, way too many questions.” He says Americans will see very clearly that the MSM was engaged in propaganda rather than seeking the truth.
19/25
- WHAT HAPPENED AT FRANKFURT? -
On the night of the 2020 Election, Byrne’s team found that data from the voting machines was going to Frankfurt, Germany. This was corroborated by a German professor,
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who noted the extraordinary amount of traffic going to Frankfurt IPs during the hours of the US Election. Byrne says the US Consulate in Frankfurt is significant because there had been an operation there against the Russian hacking groups,
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Cozy Bear and Fancy Bear, of Mueller Report infamy. Byrne says that this Frankfurt operation was moved to Baltimore Station, for the Silk Road Task Force, which led to the conviction of Ross Ulbricht, who was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years, without the
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possibility of parole for selling hard drugs online, followed by the convictions of two members of this same Silk Road Task Force, DEA Agent, Carl Force and Secret Service Agent, Shaun Bridges who were each sentenced to 7 years for defrauding both the government AND
23/25
Ulbricht out of well over $1M in Bitcoin during the course of their investigations of Ulbricht for the US Government. Byrne notes that Rod Rosenstein was the US Attorney for the District of Maryland at the time.
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Other members of this same cyber Task Force went on to frame Gen. Michael Flynn and to start up CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity firm paid by the DNC to say that Russia had hacked the 2016 Elections.
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“So, there’s something odd about Frankfurt, Germany and these circles. The data from the Elections was pumped by these [Dominion] machines we’ve been studying – to Frankfurt, Germany.” Will continue in a second post

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