George Soros Names Successor: Chair of Smartmatic Parent Company to Lead Open Society Foundations

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Breitbart
Article date: 
6 December 2020
Article category: 
National News
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Democrat
election fraud
socialism
Soros
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Medium
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Billionaire left-wing political donor and philanthropist George Soros has appointed Mark Malloch-Brown, the chairman of SGO, which owns the Smartmatic voting software company, to be the new president of the Open Society Foundations, his global organization.
 
Smartmatic is one of two companies named by attorney Sidney Powell in lawsuits, thus far unsuccessful, alleging massive voter fraud in the 2020 election, along with the Dominion voting machine company.
 
As the Associated Press has noted, Smartmatic does not own Dominion, and apparently only provided software to Los Angeles County in the 2020 election. Still, the fact that the firm is in the news, and that Soros is closely associated with the Democratic Party, is certain to fuel new conspiracy theories...
 
Malloch-Brown is chairman of SGO, the parent company of Smartmatic. He appears to have been identified by Smartmatic as its chairman in the past.
 
SGO announced that Malloch-Brown will be stepping down as chairman to take on his new role with Soros, and acknowledged his work with “Smartmatic, the world’s leading elections technology company, whose systems have securely processed more than five billion votes on five continents with zero security breaches.”...

 

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