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Dominion sued for Slander of KEY Affidavit Witness

 

The Washington Post identified Maras-Lindeman as Powell's witness, who was described as a "private contractor with experience gathering and analyzing foreign intelligence." The former Trump campaign lawyer filed a stack of affidavits earlier month. She believes her lawsuit can take down Dominion's election fraud defense. 

The plaintiff in the video explains how her lawsuit mimics Dominion's lawsuits against Sydney Powell and others and similarly makes it impossible to disprove her evidence just as Dominion makes it near impossible to prove evidence against their case.

Because several courts have accepted the premise of Dominion Voting Systems, by the same logic Maras-Lindeman has a winnable case. Watch for yourself the video below.

Case


Maras-Lindeman’s 37-page affidavit outlines 

  • a conspiracy Dominion Voting Systems
  •  Scytl, a Spain-based firm that provides election software that allowed votes cast on Dominion machines in key states be hacked as they passed through Scytl tallying systems that were programmed to fix the election for Biden.

Finding information about this court case you will quickly see the typical tactic by the media cartel that will quickly dismiss the plaintiff in question.  But no matter who the plaintiff is the logic in turning the case upside down based on Court precedent, the name calling is a smoke screen for the obvious.  

And we will know our judicial system is just another deep state operative or whether they stand principles and the precedent they set.

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