Brazil election fraud: “This case of Brazil election fraud raises questions about A-WEB and USAID’s role in electronic voting…”
A Deep Dive into Election Fraud and the Global Tech Takeover of Democracy
The Myth of a Free Vote
Voting is supposed to be the final word of the people.
But what if that vote is no longer human?
What if it’s just a number, processed by a closed system,
never seen, never verified — and impossible to question?
This is not a conspiracy theory.
This is Brazil, 2022.
🇧🇷 Lula’s Landslide – Or Algorithmic Anomaly?
In Brazil’s 2022 presidential election, Lula da Silva won by a large margin.
But in over 10,000 voting machines, Lula’s support exceeded 90%.
“That’s not a vote. That’s a script.”
– A user on r/BrasilLivre
Critical data was removed and re-uploaded on the TSE (Brazilian Electoral Court) website after results were announced.
PRF (Federal Highway Police) checkpoints delayed key voters in Bolsonaro-leaning areas.
Media remained silent.
Questions were ignored.
Why Does the U.S. Still Use Paper?
Ironically, while Brazil forces fully electronic voting,
the U.S. — supposedly less “developed” in this domain — still uses paper ballots in most areas.
Why?
Because electronic voting can’t be trusted.
It’s unauditable.
It’s invisible.
“If it’s so secure, why doesn’t America use it?”
The Global Deep Tech Network
Who spread this tech?
Why does it look the same in South Korea, Brazil, the Philippines, and parts of Africa?
Two names come up again and again:
- A-WEB: A “neutral” election technology NGO founded in South Korea, tied to K-Election Commission.
- USAID: U.S.-based agency for international “development,” involved in election systems abroad for decades.
These are not just observers.
They fund.
They train.
They implement the systems.
And then they disappear, leaving behind a black-boxed democracy.
Voting Machines Are Not Just Tools.
They are filters.
They decide what gets counted — and what gets erased.
What Brazil Showed Us
- The will of a nation can be overwritten.
- Digital systems allow surgical precision fraud.
- The real power lies not in who votes,
but who controls the code.
