I absolutely still do not trust our election system one single bit.

Absolute zero.

This article…..only adds to my doubt.

Our elections are not real.

https://populist.press/youngkin-was-ceo-of-private-equity-firm-who-funded-dominion-in-2020/

Was this all just a setup to make voters feel safe about the machines for the next Presidential election cycle in 2024? It’s starting to feel that way.

Special to WorldTribune, November 4, 2021

Analysis by Joe Schaeffer

Virginia Republican Governor-Elect Glenn Youngkin’s former Carlyle Group cohorts own Dominion Voting Systems, the controversial voting machine company that is at the heart of widespread claims the 2020 presidential election was fraudulently stolen.

This disturbing fact did not prevent Youngkin from running as the “alternative” to those who were declared the victor in the highly-irregular presidential race. He even repeatedly called for an “audit” of the Dominion machines themselves while on the campaign trail.

Was this classic control mechanics at work? First create the problem, to your own immense personal benefit. Then present yourself as the solution, also to rewarding personal effect.

It doesn’t just work with lab-orchestrated viruses and vaccines.

Happy red voters need to pause and ask themselves: Is what went down in Virginia on Nov. 2 an orchestrated drama to reconstitute the Uniparty dominant nexus that was smashed to atoms by Trump in 2016?

Dominion Voting Systems is owned by Staple Street Capital, which was co-founded by two ex-Carlyle Group bigwigs. Axios reported last year:

The Canada-founded and Denver-based company was acquired in mid-2018 by Staple Street Capital, a mid-market buyout firm co-founded by Carlyle Group and Cerberus vets.

Here’s more from that Nov. 17, 2020 Axios story. Is it getting uncomfortable yet?

Dominion’s owner is keeping a particularly low profile, removing the team, portfolio and contact pages from its website in recent days.

Axios hysterically tried to spin private equity control of the voting machines used in the 2020 presidential election as proof of their impartiality:

Private equity has one overarching goal, which is to [generate] profits for itself and its investors. In the absence of any evidence to the contrary, it’s very difficult to believe these firms were party to election-rigging, given that exposure of such misdeeds would destroy their portfolio companies’ value.

As we will see below, private equity also greatly values high-level political connections. What represents the bigger revenue stream to these soulless profiteers: A successful voting machine company or influence and control over those running the United States government?

Stephen D. Owens is the co-founder of Staple Street Capital. From his corporate bio:

Prior to founding Staple Street Capital, Mr. Owens was a Managing Director at The Carlyle Group where he was a member of the firm’s U.S. Buyout team. During his tenure at Carlyle, he co-founded the firm’s Global Consumer & Retail Group, was a senior member of the firm’s Global Communications & Media Group and executed and oversaw investments in the business services and transportation sectors. Mr. Owens was responsible for sourcing, executing, overseeing and exiting investments and serving on the boards of various Carlyle portfolio companies…..continues on website

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https://www.worldtribune.com/post-election-reality-check-glenn-youngkin-the-carlyle-group-and-dominion-voting-systems/