Addressing election interference, the petition filed by the Becks cites the 2-year investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller investigation into alleged Russian interference, which became the singular focus of Establishment media from November 2016 onwards . In contrast, as the Becks note, the documented election interference forming the basis of the DNC Fraud Lawsuit has seen no investigation or prosecution, with their suit standing as the single exception. The Becks said:
The suit was launched on June 28, 2016 in the wake of Guccifer 2.0 revelations of the DNC’s bias in favor of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton against Senator Bernie Sanders, and was initially dismissed in August 2017 on jurisdictional grounds with a subsequent appeal to the 11th Circuit, dismissed in October last year. The Guccifer 2.0 revelation, which came before WikiLeaks‘ July 22, 2016 exposure of the DNC’s treatment of Sanders, reads:
I don’t know whether the Court is continuing to have these meetings at the moment, but it ordinarily takes about a month to two months before a petition is circulated for consideration by the Court.”
The reasons I wrote this is I believe on needs to fully understand ones enemy and the CIA’s history is in want of revelation. We need to understand why they continue to lie about every thing and classify everything else.
In a response brief, DNC representatives claimed that the DNC had no established fiduciary duty “to the Plaintiffs or the classes of donors and registered voters they seek to represent.”. Defense counsel also claimed that Sanders supporters knew the process was rigged. As the Becks argue:
The petition filed by Elizabeth and Jared Beck says that though the Eleventh Circuit upheld the district court’s dismissal, they “found the DNC donor plaintiffs (although not the Sanders donors) did satisfy the elements … for the fraud-type claims.”. That has allowed the Becks to appeal to the Supreme Court. Elizabeth Beck told Consortium News:
That has allowed the Becks to appeal to the Supreme Court. Elizabeth Beck told Consortium News: “Appeals to the Supreme Court are not automatic. You do not get to appeal just because you lost in the Court of Federal Appeals. The Supreme Court has to accept your appeal.