On 09/26/2019, a paralegal from Chapman & Culler LLP, Soren Schwartz, facilitated and signed a Security Agreement between two foreign entities: Dominion Voting Systems Corporation & Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) Canada.
The agreement assigned 18 patents owned by Dominion to HSBC as collateral.
In effect, the intellectual property (IP) in the electronic voting machines (EVMs) in 28 states - used by 40% of U.S. - is now held by a CCP-connected bank whose former work includes money laundering for the Sinaloa cartel.
A registered Democrat, Soren has been an intern for Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ). Why would Staple Street Capital LLP, which owns Dominion, retain a recent NYU graduate and paralegal to facilitate an important IP transaction between two multinational companies? Perhaps his undergraduate thesis, "Underrepresentation of Women in the United States House of Representatives," could explain his unlikely involvement. Marco Polo will find out.
