Dominion executives have close relationships with Antifa

Reporters : Grace Coulter, Xu Zhe and Ruili / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/22/a102992951.html / Direct translation / Images : Video Screenshots

Recently, Joe Otto, the founder of the Conservative Faith Group, exposed the suspected involvement in US election fraud between members of Antifa and the director of the Dominican voting system Eric Coomer in sworn testimony in a dialogue.

Giuliani, a lawyer for Trump’s legal team, specifically mentioned Eric Coomer's close relationship with Antifa at a press conference on Thursday.

Giuliani said, "By the way, Coomer, who is close to Antifa, deleted all his social media (accounts), but we kept them (backups). This man is very vicious, he wrote regarding the president’s horrible remarks, he is completely biased and completely distorted. He specifically stated that they will resolve this election."

According to online archives recorded on November 9, Eric Coomer is the product strategy and security director of the Dominican voting system. He also holds a number of patents for Dominican software and systems.

After the allegations against Dominion, the company deleted information about the leadership from its website. On the workplace social media LinkedIn, hundreds of Dominican employees have also deleted their accounts.

However, according to the archives, NTD reporters discovered that Coomer had been listed as one of Dominion’s directors until recently. In the 2016 video, Coomer spoke on behalf of the company as a vice president.

"Dr. Coomer, Dr. Coomer of Dominion. I mean, I can say, we are constantly evaluating..."

This video was shot by Sharon Moroney, a voter defense activist, at a meeting with the Illinois State Electoral Commission. This committee is investigating Dominion's safety issues.

Joe Otto, founder of the conservative daily, recently exposed the relationship between Dominion and Antifa. When Otto was investigating the Antifa organization, he infiltrated in September this year and heard a conference call with Antifa members in Denver.

Otto said he heard on the phone, "This is what Eric is talking about. This is what we are preparing for a new future, and we abolish these as soon as possible. I don’t use this term because I want everyone to be able to I heard. Someone interrupted to ask who Eric was. Someone replied that Eric was from Dominion." "Others said, Eric continued. Then Eric replied. In fact, someone interrupted him before. Said what should we do if Trump wins. Some people are frustrated and they talk about this issue on the phone. He replied that I am decoding. Don’t worry about this election. Trump will not win, I promise."

NTDTV cannot independently verify these claims.

Otto later checked Coomer’s Facebook page and found many anti-Trump and anti-police posts. The most shocking is the Antifa Declaration issued by Coomer.

But after Otto announced his findings, his Facebook and Twitter accounts were closed. Coomer's account, along with his personal information on the Dominican website, also disappeared from the Internet.

Otto said in a conservative daily podcast on Thursday that he has received death threats since he publicly released the information. He believes that this is a battle between defending the Constitution and Communism.