Neil Shen or Nanpeng Shen

Sequoia Capital founded in 1972 in Silicon Valley, USA.

1984 bought voting machine business AVM Corporation. Re-organized as Sequoia Voting Systems

Certified for use in several states in 1986 and 1987, and with sleek new packaging, it went to market as the Sequoia AVC Advantage DRE voting machine in 1990

March 8, 2005, Sequoia acquired by Smartmatic, which had developed advanced election systems & voting machines. Smartmatic revamped some of Sequoia’s legacy voting machines, replacing their technology with avant-garde proprietary features and developments, which resulted in new, high-tech products. As a result, Sequoia sold many new-generation election products and experienced a healthy financial resurrection during the fiscal years of 2006 and 2007.”

(https://www.smartmatic.com/us/about/our-history/), in 2000, “Smartmatic was founded in Palm Beach County, Florida, USA.”; in 2004, “Our HQ moves to Amsterdam in the Netherlands.”; and in 2012, “We open our new HQ in London”. The company’s president, CEO, and other executives are of Venezuelan background.

WikiLeaks:

“they have a list of about anonymous 30 investors. Jose Antonio Herrera, Anzola’s father-in-law (and first cousin to Venezuelan Ambassador to the United States Bernardo Alvarez), told poloff in 2004 the silent partners were mainly upper class Venezuelans, then-Defense Minister Jose Vicente Rangel, whom Chavez later promoted to Vice President. Vice President’s daughter, Gisela Rangel Avalos, Chavez political mentor Luis Miquilena was also a shareholder in the company.”

“The identity of Smartmatic’s true owners remains a mystery. There are probably several well-known Venezuelan businessmen backing the company who prefer anonymity either because of their political affiliation or, perhaps, because they manage the interests of senior Venezuelan government officials.”

November 2007 CFIUS DISALLOWED SALE

Smartmatic ownership structure was a mystery, and the U.S. government ordered the sale of the Sequoia voting business that it purchased because it was considered a Venezuelan company that posed a threat to the national security of the U.S. According to Wikipedia[5],

Smartmatic made differing statements saying that they were either American or Dutch based, the United States Department of State stated that its Venezuelan owners “remain hidden behind a web of holding companies in the Netherlands and Barbados. The New York Times states that “the role of the young Venezuelan engineers who founded Smartmatic has become less visible” and that its organization is “an elaborate web of offshore companies and foreign trusts”BBC News states that though Smartmatic says the company was founded in the United States, “its roots are firmly anchored in (Venezuela)” Smartmatic maintains that the holding companies in multiple countries are used for “tax efficiency”. Smartmatic was ordered to sell Sequoia, which it did to its Sequoia managers having U.S. citizenship.

April 2008, … Court documents reveal Smartmatic maintaining some control. In accordance to the acquisition contract, Smartmatic also retains ownership of intellectual property rights for some of Sequoia’s currently deployed election products in the United States, and holds the right to negotiate overseas non-compete agreements.

June 4, 2010 Dominion Voting Systems, a previously little-known Canadian company engaged in manufacturing electronic voting hardware and optical scanners, acquired Sequoia Voting Systems.

Feb. 2014 Sequoia filed a bankruptcy petition under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code.

Neil Shen’s influential power in Manhattan and political influential power in the United States is large, it is said that Wendi Deng introduced Kushner to Ivanka. But Neil Shen’s influence on Kushner, Ivanka, and President Trump is far greater than any Deng’s. What can you do? But Neil Shen holds a Chinese passport, not an American passport. He can get a US passport a thousand times, but he doesn’t want it. One of the bosses in the Silicon Valley, Thomas, and including Eric Schmidt of Silicon Valley, and Zuckerberg, all of them, when meeting with Neil Shen, are like running dogs with no chance to raise their voice. https://gnews.org/302123/

SPITBALL

Let's assume in order to throw off the old parasitic establishment and transition to a new heightened state of greatness, that all or most of the old secrets need to be revealed. When they are it will prove the US has rigging elections around the world for 80 years.

Think about that, there would be a lot of anger and bitterness directed at the US. UNLESS the US experiences it's own intel agencies visibly fucking with it's own election.Not only will people understand they won't pib blame for the past on the US, it will be obvious the blame belongs to the intel agencies and globalist elites, the Davos crowd.

This is exactly where we are. So how does it resolve? The US shows the world the legal, fair and correct way to resolve it. By first the courts and if that fails by the will of the people. The US shows the world the way. So understand it may be necessary to go to the streets to force Congress to do the correct thing the will of the people. But do it peacefully.

Many suspect we are watching a show…it's a show for the world at large also.

>>11814583

Hey do you know who that is?

It's Stalin's fucking grand daughter

she lives in the US

>>11814597

Stalin's grand daughter lives in Portland LOL

https://nypost.com/2016/03/17/stalin-granddaughter-is-an-all-american-badass/

>>11814129

Someone tell them to stop playing with their dinner

20/20

In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.

In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.

By the Gregorian calendar, we have just welcomed the 2020th year of the Common Era. While the year is no more special than any other, it does mark the end of the 2010s and the start of a new decade. In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.

Here 20/20 does not refer to the calendar year, however. It is a Snellen fraction, a measure of normal visual acuity of a person, that is, the sharpness and clarity of one’s sight, derived from the chart developed by Dutch ophthalmologist Herman Snellen in 1862. A typical Snellen chart consists of 11 rows of letters – formally known as optotypes – starting with one big letter at the top, with each line decreasing in size, and increasing in the number of letters per row.

The smallest row that can be read accurately at a distance of 20 feet – or six metres in contexts outside the United States – indicates the visual acuity in a specific eye. The row com­prising the large letter E, at the top of the chart, is labelled 20/200 or 6/60, meaning that an average person would be able to see it clearly at a distance of 200 feet or 60 metres. The 8th row is the 20/20 or 6/6 line – the row whose letters a person with normal acuity can read at a distance of 20 feet or six metres. Although 20/20 indicates normal visual acuity, it is often used colloquially to refer to good, sometimes perfect, eyesight.

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In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.

In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.

By the Gregorian calendar, we have just welcomed the 2020th year of the Common Era. While the year is no more special than any other, it does mark the end of the 2010s and the start of a new decade. In reflecting on the past 10 years, one idiom may be particularly apt: hindsight is 20/20.

Here 20/20 does not refer to the calendar year, however. It is a Snellen fraction, a measure of normal visual acuity of a person, that is, the sharpness and clarity of one’s sight, derived from the chart developed by Dutch ophthalmologist Herman Snellen in 1862. A typical Snellen chart consists of 11 rows of letters – formally known as optotypes – starting with one big letter at the top, with each line decreasing in size, and increasing in the number of letters per row.

The smallest row that can be read accurately at a distance of 20 feet – or six metres in contexts outside the United States – indicates the visual acuity in a specific eye. The row com­prising the large letter E, at the top of the chart, is labelled 20/200 or 6/60, meaning that an average person would be able to see it clearly at a distance of 200 feet or 60 metres. The 8th row is the 20/20 or 6/6 line – the row whose letters a person with normal acuity can read at a distance of 20 feet or six metres. Although 20/20 indicates normal visual acuity, it is often used colloquially to refer to good, sometimes perfect, eyesight.

The semantic leap from 20/20 meaning “seeing well” to encompassing the quality of being superlative in other domains appears to have happened through jive talk – jazz musicians’ slang, which developed from African-American vernacular English in Harlem, New York, and was adopted more widely in African-American society, peaking in the 1940s. In perhaps the earliest documentation of this, song­writer Lou Shelly ‘s 1945 Hepcats Jive Talk Dictionary defines “twenty twenty” as meaning “excellent”, while Harry Haenigsen’s 1947 comic book Jive’s Like That uses “twenty-twenty” to refer to someone good-looking, attractive.

The phrase “20/20 hindsight” – the ability to see clearly what should have been done – evolved a couple of decades later. British aeronautical weekly journal Flight International in 1962 noted “the newest expression in the US air transport business” – namely, “20/20 hindsight”.

Hindsight of the 20/20 (or even 20/10) kind does abound; here’s wishing us some 20/20 foresight in 2020.