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The personal lawyer of the president of the United States Donald Trump,
Rudy Giuliani
, warned Thursday that his country could become Venezuela and
said that George Soros conspired with the Democrats to give victory to Joe Biden.
The former mayor of New York elaborated several conspiracy theories for more than an hour, while sweating profusely,
so much so that a streak of brown perspiration coming from his hair was marked on his cheek.
"We are going to become Venezuela. We cannot allow this to happen to us. We cannot allow these criminals, because that is what they are,
to steal the election from the American people
," Giuliani said at a press conference at the National Committee. Republican, in Washington.
The lawyer is on a frenzied campaign in court
to challenge the results of the November 3 elections and has had only failures so far.
Supporting the thesis of Trump, who refuses to concede defeat to Biden, Giuliani
read before the press 220 sworn testimonies about irregularities
in the vote by mail, in Pennsylvania and Michigan, two key states in which the Democrat prevailed.
"A company linked to Maduro"
"You should be more surprised by the fact that our votes
are being counted in Germany and in Spain by the company linked to Chávez and Maduro
," Giuliani told reporters, referring to Hugo Chávez, the Venezuelan president who died seven years ago. , and the current leader in command of the country, Nicolás Maduro.
The company in question is the voting applications company Smartmatic that was founded in Florida in the 2000s by two Venezuelan-born technicians.
Smartmatic Chairman Mark Malloch-Brown is on the board of directors of the Open Society Foundation,
an initiative launched by billionaire philanthropist George Soros
, who is a figure frequently mentioned in conspiracy theories.
Giuliani also made a reference to the movie
My Cousin Vinny
and tried to imitate the unscrupulous lawyer who stars in it.
As Giuliani spoke, Trump tweeted.
"My lawyers now at @newsmax, @OAMM and maybe @Fox," he
wrote about those three conservative TV channels.
"An open and closed case of electoral fraud. In massive numbers!".
"The safest choice in history"
The allegations of fraud were denied by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which indicated
that the presidential election was "the safest in history
.
"
Chris Krebs, who was removed by Trump as director of this agency, referred to the press conference
as the "most dangerous" and most "delusional" in the history of American television.
Giuliani denounced that the "big cities are controlled by the Democrats" and affirmed that the current count in Georgia does not mean anything because
"they are counting the same fraudulent votes once again".
Regarding Pennsylvania, he stated that there were many voters who came from New Jersey to vote.
"Unless you're stupid, you know a lot of people came from Camden (New Jersey) to vote.
They do it every year
. That happens all the time in Philadelphia. It's as common as getting hit at a football game. Philadelphia Eagle, "he said.
Meanwhile, Sydney Powell, one of Trump's campaign lawyers, denounced
"immense influence of communist money from Venezuela, Cuba and probably China"
that interfered with the elections.
Powell reiterated Giuliani's thesis and stated that the voting machines used
were "created in Venezuela by Hugo Chávez" to ensure that he never lost an election
, and indicated that the systems are configured to take percentages of Trump's votes to attribute them to Biden.
Cuba was quick to react.
"Representatives of President Trump
mercilessly lie by spreading false information about the alleged Cuban interference in the US elections
. Pure slander. In contrast to the current policy of the US State Department, Cuba does not interfere in the electoral process of other countries." His chancellor, Bruno Rodríguez, wrote on Twitter.
The dye?
by Giuliani
But Rudy Giuliani became a trend on social media not because of his lawsuits
but because of the streaks of what looked like hair dye running down his cheeks.
His words fell into the background,
as two strands of dark liquid ran down his sweaty face
that fell from his hair and reached his cheeks.
An image that did not go unnoticed by journalists from the media who covered the conferences and Internet users.
"It looked like it was starting to melt," wrote
The New York Times
, which consulted several Manhattan hairdressers,
who agreed that the dark liquid "was not hair dye."
Some of those consulted indicated that it could have been mascara or a touch-up pencil for the sideburns.
"The sideburns are grayer than the rest of the head,"
Mirko Vergani, creative director of color at a salon in downtown Manhattan, told the newspaper, saying that you can "apply mascara to touch up the gray side a bit."
Netizens did not miss the opportunity to create memes with Giuliani's face.
Trump's lawyer already starred on the 7th, when media projections gave Democrat Joe Biden as the winner in the presidential elections, a memorable press conference in Philadelphia, in the state of Pennsylvania, which had originally been scheduled in a well-known hotel and ended up taking place in the parking lot
of a gardening company in front of a sex shop.
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