SOTT by Andrew Korybko One World Sun, 08 Nov 2020 12:05 UTC
A massive psyop was launched across the world after the Mainstream Media's "projection" that Biden will become the President-Elect deceived average folks and foreign governments alike into thinking that the US' contentious 2020 presidential election has finally concluded, but the existing and forthcoming litigation from the Trump team might change the final tally in key battleground states, and in turn influence how the Electoral College votes in the middle of next month, since it's this institution - not the media or the popular vote - which legally decides the presidency, as per the Constitution.
An Unprecedentedly Intense Psyop
Most of the world fell for the massive psyop that was launched over the weekend after the Mainstream Media "projected" that Biden will become the President-Elect. This dramatic declaration is factually false and deliberately ignores the legal process for deciding the presidency, as stipulated by the Constitution, instead relying on the masterful manipulation of carefully cultivated perceptions to craft the impression of a fait accompli despite the coup plotters' desired outcome not yet being legally certified. It's of the utmost importance to explain the latest development in the decades-long Hybrid War of Terror on America since the "perception management" method that's presently being perfected will almost certainly be employed in future regime change operations across the world for the purpose of delegitimizing targeted incumbent governments and demoralizing their supporters after disputed elections.
The Election College Reigns Supreme
First things first, it's actually the Electoral College - and not the media or even the popular vote like many folks (both Americans and especially foreigners) wrongly believe - which legally decides the presidency as per the Constitution. Each state's electors are expected - but not always legally obligated - to vote for the candidate who wins the popular vote in their state when this institution meets in mid-December. The existing and forthcoming litigation from the Trump team might change the final tally in key battleground states, however, which could in turn influence the outcome of this process. There's also the possibility of so-called "dueling slates of electors" being nominated by the governor and legislature of some contested states, especially given the legally unresolved outcomes there, the scenario of which was described in detail by Reuters in their informative article on the topic from last month.
More:
https://www.sott.net/article/444016-Dont-Fall-For-The-Psyop-Bidens-Not-Officially-The-President-Elect-At-Least-Not-Yet
