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Dominion Damnation: Innocent Companies Don’t React This Way to ‘False’ Accusation

November 21, 2020

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For those still on the fence about Dominion’s culpability in 2020 election fraud or if you’re a twizzlestick lefty that relegates all the multisyllabic commentary about vote switching to “conspiracy theory,” ask yourself why a lucrative, publicly traded and very profitable public business is cancelling social media accounts, relocating their headquarters, no-showing court hearings that might presumably clear their name and has yet to file a single legal brief in answer to the allegations against them.

O.J.’s low speed white Ford Bronco chase looked less conspicuous. If it comes to that for the Dominion brass, better choose a brown Ford Bronco this time. Because woke culture.

If everything that Sidney Powell and Trump’s legal team have claimed in public is a lie and a fraud, they would ALREADY be legally liable in a defamation and tortuous interference action that could reach into the billions of dollars. In fact, any responsible captain of such a category-killing company would be incompetent, profligate and guilty of managerial malpractice to not take such an action to defend their company’s reputation and recoup damages for such slanderous claims. The punitive payday would be astronomical.

Unless the allegations be true. All of them.

And in that case, undertaking bunker strategy, destruction of evidence, media silence and the kind of cloak and dagger corporate disassembly operation that is playing out now would seem logical as a last ditch effort to avoid hard time in a Federal prison.

O.J.’s low speed white Ford Bronco chase looked less conspicuous. If it comes to that for the Dominion brass, better choose a brown Ford Bronco this time. Because woke culture.

When the normally invisible chairman of the Federal Election Commission states publicly that there is credible, substantive and “very troubling” evidence of Presidential election fraud relating to your very expensive, exclusive and market dominant product, responsive behavior tells much about not only the guilt but the mission intentions of a company. If even the amassing of grand fortune takes a backseat to the hijacking of democracy on a global basis, the actions of Dominion both holistically and on a stakeholder level in this moment of unfolding American crisis are nakedly transparent. Elucidative, even.

They’re guilty as sin. They know it, their employees know it and they’re presently engaged in a crash inventory of internal operations to try and determine what Trump’s team knows and what Sidney Powell can prove in court. Lacking that, they can’t even decide which lies to tell and where, if anywhere, “plausible deniability” can be found. And that’s a far different course of action than would be taken by an altruistic, innocent and above board operation faced with “unsubstantiated claims” of pulling off the heist of the ages.

We used to call it logic and common sense. When those things still existed.

Word to the wise. Brown Bronco.