Patrick Colbeck

AG Barr’s Re-Routing of PA Election Fraud Reports to Conflicted AG – Structural Suppression (PA)

Established Fact AG William Barr instructed U.S. Attorney William McSwain (E.D. Pa.) to route all Pennsylvania election fraud allegations to Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro rather than investigate them independently. McSwain publicly disclosed this instruction in a June 9, 2021 letter. Shapiro was an elected Democrat who had appeared in campaign advertising during the 2020 election, […]

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DOJ Routing of Election Fraud Complaints to Conflicted Pennsylvania AG – De Facto Judicial/Prosecutorial Nullification (PA)

Established Fact Acting AG William Barr directed U.S. Attorney William McSwain to route all Pennsylvania election fraud reports to Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro rather than to federal investigators. Shapiro had publicly stated before the election that he intended to “fight like hell” to ensure Pennsylvania went for Biden; had appeared in campaign advertising; and was

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DNI Ratcliffe Documented Career CIA Analysts Suppressed Chinese Election Interference Assessment – Violation of IRTPA Analytic Standard B (US)

Established Fact On January 7, 2021, Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe issued a formal memorandum documenting that career CIA analysts had suppressed assessments of Chinese interference in the 2020 election on political grounds, expressing reluctance to have their analysis used to support administration policies with which they personally disagreed. Ratcliffe’s memorandum states: “China analysts

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Hart InterCivic Board Member Became DOJ Assistant AG, National Security Division – Conflict of Interest in Election Security Investigations (US)

Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Conflict-of-interest implications] Matthew Glen Olsen, who served as a board member of Hart InterCivic – the third-largest U.S. voting machine vendor – was appointed as Assistant Attorney General, National Security Division, Department of Justice, in November 2021. The National Security Division is the DOJ component responsible for, among other matters,

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Dominion provided Chinese-based companies access to U.S. election results (China)

Reasonable Inference There is evidence that Dominion Voting Systems has used Serbia-based software developers who could remotely access U.S. election systems. A Serbia-based engineer authored software (“RemovableMediaManager”) that could give remote file access (send/receive/create/modify/delete) on Dominion machines; the code is said to be publicly available on GitHub and usable as a client for remote access.

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Dominion employees and contractors in Serbia had access to U.S. election results (Serbia)

Established Fact There is evidence that Dominion Voting Systems has used Serbia-based software developers who could remotely access U.S. election systems. A Serbia-based engineer authored software (“RemovableMediaManager”) that could give remote file access (send/receive/create/modify/delete) on Dominion machines; the code is said to be publicly available on GitHub and usable as a client for remote access.

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Konnech Shared U.S. Election Data with China (China)

Disputed Fact Konnech Inc., an East Lansing, Michigan-based election software company, provided poll worker management, election logistics, and scheduling software to election offices across the United States – including multiple Michigan jurisdictions. Forensic investigation revealed that Konnech transferred sensitive U.S. election data – including poll worker personally identifiable information (PII), building schematics, and operational logistics

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Spanish Company SCYTL Had Access to U.S. Election Results (Spain)

Established Fact Scytl’s own marketing and bid documents for U.S. jurisdictions describe web‑based SaaS systems (ENR, eBallot Delivery, ePollBook, etc.) that are hosted in Scytl data centers or on cloud platforms (e.g., AWS) and accessed over the internet by election officials. Based on Scytl’s described services and contracts: Election Night Reporting: Scytl receives result files

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Dominion Election Systems in Michigan Connected to Servers in Taiwan and Germany (Taiwan, Germany)

Established Fact This is the most technically precise foreign-connectivity finding in the 2020 evidentiary record. CyFIR LLC forensic examiner Ben Cotton, pursuant to court authorization in Bailey v. Antrim County, documented in sworn affidavits of April 9, 2021 and June 8, 2021, the recovery of two foreign IP addresses from the unallocated space of a

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ERIC Election Records Accessible from China (China)

Disputed Fact Georgia’s Secretary of State participated in the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC), which transmits voter Personally Identifiable Information (PII) – including full names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, dates of birth, and voting histories – to multiple third-party organizations. Civil litigation, Bernegger v. Electronic Registration Information Center, Inc., Waupaca County, WI, No.

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