EXCLUSIVE: Analysis Reveals Sidney Powell Likely Behind Draft Executive Order To Seize Voting Equipment

The draft order is a 67% match to a document previously published by Powell

An update to this story has been published:

Phil Waldron's Possible Hand In The Draft Executive Order

Earlier today Politico published a draft executive order that was obtained by the Jan 6th Select Committee. The order would have authorized the Secretary of Defense to seize voting machines, federalize National Guard support, and appoint a special counsel that would oversee the entire operation.

When I read the Politico article and the draft EO, I was immediately reminded of a document I discovered a couple months ago that was posted to Sidney Powell’s website as early as 12/29/2020.

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Per archive.org, the 22 page draft was originally published by Powell to Scribed as early as 12/28/20, and had at least 4k views by that date.

web.archive.orgSummary | Electoral Fraud | ElectionsForeign Interference Findings_12232020

The document, a 22 page memo titled “SUMMARY FOREIGN INTERFERENCE DRAFT 12.22.2020”, sets out to justify government action authorized by Executive Order 13848. In service of this, the document provides a high level overview of much of the supposed evidence of widescale voter fraud and foreign interference that had been collected by Powell and her team after the 2020 election.

After noticing the similarities between the draft executive order and the memo, I took a closer look at both documents side-by-side. I immediately noticed a sentence that was a 100% match across both documents:

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On the left is the 22 page draft memo of evidence of foreign interference that’s hosted on Powell’s website. On the right is the draft executive order that Politico published. They both have the same sentence regarding Dominion and HSBC

I decided to fully compare both documents using CopyLeaks - a service intended to identify plagiarism. They have a tool that will compare textual matches across two source documents, so I uploaded both the draft EO and the memo I found on Powell’s website.

The results? 67.2% of the draft executive order matched the 22 page foreign interference memo.

One of the key indications that both the executive order and 22 page memo share an author is the mention of two National Security Presidential Memoranda, the existence of which had been previously classified.

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1/ MORE: The draft executive order cites two classified documents: National Security Presidential Memoranda 13 and 21. The existence of NSPM 21 had not been previously reported. Source familiar says both speak to the WH involvement in cyber attacks...

politico.comRead the never-issued Trump order that would have seized voting machinesThe Jan. 6 select panel has obtained the draft order and a document titled “Remarks on National Healing.” Both are reported here in detail for the first time.

The first paragraph across both documents closely matches.

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

As does much of the evidence cited by the draft order.

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

In cases where the match is not 1:1, it’s due to minor tweaks in wording.

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

Both documents include statements made by Judge Amy Totenberg regarding Dominion Voting Systems

Draft order on the left, 22 page memo on the right

Finally, the kicker - in my opinion - that points to Powell as the origin for this draft executive order is that the bullet point discussing the appointment of a special counsel refers to “her duties”

This story is developing, and may be updated as new information is learned.