CISA Official Brian Scully Directly Contacted Facebook Regarding Erie Postal Worker Whistleblower to Justify Content Removal – Federal Agency Suppression of Sworn Witness Speech (PA)

Censorship Policy, Established Fact, Information Control, Pennsylvania, United States / Patrick Colbeck

Established Fact CISA official Brian Scully communicated directly with Facebook to confirm the status of an Erie, Pennsylvania postal worker who had submitted a whistleblower affidavit alleging that mail-in ballots in his jurisdiction were being backdated and improperly handled. Scully’s direct communication to Facebook regarding the postal worker – a sworn federal witness – was

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Michigan Election Official Deployed CIS/EIP Pipeline to Censor Factual Reporting of Confirmed Antrim County Algorithmic Error – Including Suppression of Presidential Speech (MI)

Antrim County, Censorship Policy, Established Fact, Information Control, Michigan, United States / Patrick Colbeck

Established Fact Following a confirmed algorithmic glitch in Antrim County, Michigan, that temporarily and incorrectly assigned 6,000 votes – switching them from Republican to Democratic candidates – a Michigan state election official filed a report to the CIS censorship portal explicitly to stop “individuals… using this incident to spread misinformation.” The official’s own words acknowledge

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EIP Targeting of Congressional Candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Campaign Social Media Posts as “Delegitimization” Content (GA)

Censorship Policy, Established Fact, Georgia, Information Control, United States / Patrick Colbeck

Established Fact The Election Integrity Partnership, operating under its mandate to suppress “delegitimization” narratives, flagged social media posts from the campaign account of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene – then a congressional candidate in Georgia – for censorship or labeling by social media platforms. The posts contained political objections regarding the handling of the Georgia election

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Washington Post Reporter Pressured Amazon to Override Alexa Results Responses (PA)

Censorship Policy, Established Fact, Information Control, Pennsylvania, United States / Patrick Colbeck

Established Fact A Washington Post reporter directly pressured Amazon to alter its Alexa voice assistant programming after the AI accurately cited unvetted sources stating the 2020 election was “stolen” and “Trump won Pennsylvania.” Amazon subsequently modified Alexa’s response to align with the media consensus narrative. This incident demonstrates direct, documented media intervention to enforce the

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Congressional Awareness Suppressed by Media Suppression of Ligon Senate Subcommittee Non-Certification Finding (GA)

Censorship Policy, Georgia, Information Control, Reasonable Inference, United States / Patrick Colbeck

Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Causal effect on congressional awareness] The Georgia Senate Subcommittee on Elections, chaired by Senator William Ligon, issued a formal report on December 17, 2020 – three weeks before the joint session of Congress – concluding that the election was “so compromised by systemic irregularities and voter fraud that it should

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Cartel Election Influence (US)

Cartel, Financial Influence, Reasonable Inference, United States / Patrick Colbeck

Reasonable Inference In February 2023, attorney John Thaler and his investigator Jacqueline Breger presented allegations before the Arizona Legislature’s joint House and Senate Elections Committees claiming that the Sinaloa Cartel had laundered drug proceeds through Arizona real estate transactions and used bribed public officials — including the Governor, county supervisors, and Superior Court judges —

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Sinaloa Cartel Election Influence (AZ)

Arizona, Cartel, Financial Influence, Reasonable Inference, United States / Patrick Colbeck

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WEC Administrator Citing Private Contract to Block Legislative Oversight (WI)

Established Fact, Illusory Contracts, Privatized Election Operations, United States, Wisconsin / Patrick Colbeck

Established Fact Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe refused to produce certain WEC records to the Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections, asserting she was prohibited from doing so “by private contract.” This reliance on vendor or NGO NDAs as a barrier to compliance with statutory subpoena and open-records duties illustrates how illusory contracts can

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Dominion License Terms Blocking Independent Forensic Audits (MI)

Established Fact, Illusory Contracts, Michigan, Privatized Election Operations, United States / Patrick Colbeck

Established Fact Dominion Voting Systems and its Michigan reseller ElectionSource used software license agreements that expressly prohibited local clerks from allowing independent third-party analysis or forensic review of voting systems purchased with public funds and threatened “immediate legal action” if such audits were attempted. This contractual structure allowed state and local officials to claim they

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Pennsylvania certified the 2020 election with 121,240 more ballots than voters (PA)

Election Record Integrity, Established Fact, Pennsylvania, United States, Voter History Integrity / Patrick Colbeck

Established Fact Pennsylvania’s official statewide voter registration and ballot-tracking system — the Statewide Uniform Registry of Electors (SURE) — reflected a deficit of 121,240 voters relative to the total number of ballots counted at the time Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar certified the presidential results on November 24, 2020. In other words, Pennsylvania’s own official

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