Britain Had Meltdown When China Hacked
Voter Files, But U.S. Intel Kept It Secret
In America
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 3/17/2026 10:01:24 AM
The United States expressed outrage when Great Britain revealed two years ago that its voter registration databases were hacked by scandal in what became a global scandal. But it turns out the U.S. intelligence harbored its own secret (snip.) Last June, FBI Director Kash Patel turned over to Congress a (snip) raw and unverified intelligence report (snip) bluntly titled "Chinese Government Production and Export of Fraudulent US Driver's Licenses to Chinese Sympathizers in the United States, in Order to Create Tens of Thousands of Fraudulent Mail-in Votes for US Presidential Candidate Joe Biden" (snip.) CBP (snip) "seized a total of 19,888 counterfeit frivers licenses"
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US Intel Hid Chinese 2020 Election Meddling
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Memo Says 8 replies
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Britain Had Meltdown When China Hacked
Voter Files, But U.S. Intel Kept It Secret
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Him With Brutal Reply 8 replies
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The counterfeit drivers licenses were seized by CBP at O'Hare Airport from January-June 2020. Most of the article deals with unreported Chinese intrusions in state voter registration databases. The information I have highlighted (except the first sentence) appears in the middle of this long article.