Yeah, I'm smelling a considerable amount of foreign collusion coming from China.
COVID effectively shuts down small business. Small business owners and small business executives tend to favor conservative candidates and anti-establishment policies.
Dems scoff at COVID in the early days, granting it sufficient time to germinate through the US so it can be used later in the year.
COVID effectively shuts down conservative political advocacy. R's tend to adhere to social control mandates more than D's.
COVID scares old people. Old people make up the majority of R's vote precinct volunteer labor force. Dem advocacy and campaign labor comes from lifer-activist types, mostly. Younger in age, less afraid of COVID, and a little more brawl-ready.
"UBS Securities" buys Dominion about 6 weeks before the election. While it shares an acronym with Union Bank of Switzerland, and even the same logo, it is controlled and dominated by the Chinese Communist Party and the PRC government.
I've witnessed a ChiCom buyout of a company before. A friend of mine was HR director for a satellite tracking company that got bought by Chinese interests. One of the first things done was firing the IT department, replaced by people handpicked by the new investors, establishment of site to site VPN tunnels with Chinese endpoints and replication/copy of IP related data to China. The company was shuttered and all staff laid off within 120 days.
I'm willing to bet that similar happened with Dominion in October, with Chinese developers discovering or installing exploitable backdoors into Dominion voting machines for the November election cycle. Add to that last-minute vote fraud where the 60-year old R observers get bullied around by the far younger D observers, and are afraid to stand up for themselves either due to COVID or other frailty concerns, and you have a successfully stolen election.
COVID feels like it was a socio-political weapon unleashed on the US to change its social fabric so that campaign influence could swing the office of POTUS to a person more in-line with Chinese national interests.
