https://www.afinalwarning.com/482958.html (Natural News) Concerns have been raised regarding the performance of Dominion Voting System machines in the 2020 election. These concerns have led people to speculate that the company may be owned by foreign entities that acted as indirect investors to Dominion.
One company, in particular, has been at the center of election fraud claims concerning Dominion: Staple Street Capital Group LLC, a private equity firm based in New York that acquired Dominion Voting Systems Corporation in 2018.
Back in October of this year, Staple Street Capital was able to raise $400 million from investors for its third fund thanks to UBS Securities LLC, a New York-based subsidiary of UBS, a Swiss bank. Initially, nobody believed that there was anything out of the ordinary with these financial transactions – that is, until the recent election. (Related: Election was stolen using “Automated Test Decks” of pre-filled Biden ballot stacks that were fed in
Ownership of Dominion Draws Scrutiny After Unusual Fundraising
WASHINGTON Dominion Voting Systems has come under scrutiny for its ownership structure after its parent company raised funds with the help of a Swiss bank before the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The transaction, peculiar in several ways, has led some to speculate that a Chinese entity could be an indirect investor in Dominion.
Staple Street Capital Group LLC, a New York-based private equity (PE) firm, acquired Dominion Voting Systems Corp. in 2018. The maker of electronic voting systems has been at the center of election fraud claims since Nov. 3.
UBS Securities LLC, the New York-based subsidiary of Swiss bank UBS, helped Staple Street raise $400 million from investors for its third fund on Oct. 8, according to public records.