Italian contractor used in hacking of the US election

Italian Defense Contractor 

Leonardo Satellites Used In 

US Election Hacking – Ex CIA 

Bradley Johnson

Italian Defense Contractor Leonardo Satellites Used In US Election Hacking – Ex CIA Bradley Johnson

Great Game India,

January 4, 2021

According to new information revealed by former CIA officer Bradley Johnson, Italian defense contractor Leonardo satellites were used in 2020 US Election hacking. According to Johnson, Frankfurt servers only hosted partial tracks of the hacking. The operation to recalibrate the hacking attack took place through Leonardo servers and after this switching of numbers the new manipulated data was sent back to the Dominion voting machines in the US. This data transfer explains the infamous “glitch” in Dominion Voting machines during the election, according to the officer.

Bradley Johnson is a retired Senior Operations Officer and Chief of Station with the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) Directorate of Operations. He has served domestically and abroad with numerous assignments often during periods of armed conflict.

Mr. Johnson is a certified senior expert in Counterintelligence issues with extensive direct experience in the field. He is a senior expert in surveillance and surveillance detection issues. Mr. Johnson has served overseas as CIA’s Chief of Station multiple times.

According to Johnson (watch video below), Italy was directly involved in the manipulation of votes in the US elections.

The intelligence analyst partially confirms GreatGameIndia‘s story regarding the US special forces raid at Scytl headquarters in Germany to recover Dominion’s servers hosted in the CIA Frankfurt station.

The former CIA agent doesn’t deny this operation but he claims that the hacked data had been moved from Frankfurt to Rome, in the US embassy located in the central street of via Veneto.

According to Johnson, Frankfurt servers only hosted partial tracks of the hacking, but the real main protagonist of the attack would have been Rome.