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Title: Explosive Intel: FBI Warns of CCP Scheme to Flood U.S. with Fake Mail‑I

Meta Description: Explosive Intel: FBI Warns of CCP Scheme to Flood U.S. with Fake Mail‑In Ballots – an aggressive, well‑sourced expose on allegations of a Chinese Communist Party plot to manipulate the 2020 election.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. What the FBI Actually Provided
3. Alleged Chinese CCP Scheme Details
4. The False License Operation
5. Source Credibility & Corroboration
6. FBI Recall: Cover-Up or Caution?
7. Political Ramifications
8. What This Means for Election Integrity
9. Recommended Legislative Actions
10. Conclusion
11. FAQ

1. Introduction {#introduction}

In a shocking turn, FBI Director Kash Patel recently declassified and handed over August 2020 intelligence to Congress suggesting Chinese state operatives mass-produced fake U.S. driver’s licenses and braced them into the United States to manipulate the 2020 election—apparently to pad mail-in ballots in favor of Joe Biden (justthenews.com). The implications of this are massive, highlighting potential foreign interference and alarming lapses in our intelligence community.

2. What the FBI Actually Provided {#what-the-fbi-actually-provided}

According to the report, a new human source in the summer of 2020 tipped off FBI counterintelligence: China’s communist regime reportedly created and exported “tens of thousands” of counterfeit U.S. driver’s licenses. These were apparently meant for Chinese nationals and sympathizers living here, enabling them to cast illegal mail-in votes in battleground states (justthenews.com).

3. Alleged Chinese CCP Scheme Details {#alleged-chinese-ccp-scheme-details}

• Production & Shipping: The CCP allegedly manufactured fraudulent U.S. IDs by using U.S. citizen data harvested from platforms like TikTok — name, address, ID numbers — to make authentic-seeming licenses (justthenews.com).
• Goal: Use these bogus documents to cast mail-in ballots favoring Biden.
• Interception: CBP agents reportedly intercepted nearly 20,000 fake licenses shipped from China and Hong Kong, yet Intel was mysteriously tabled (justthenews.com, justthenews.com).

4. The False License Operation {#the-false-license-operation}

Just the News reports Customs and Border Protection seized 19,888 fake licenses—most heading to key swing-state regions (justthenews.com). That’s not a small-time cyber prank; it hints at a large-scale, CCP-backed interference effort in America’s election system.

5. Source Credibility & Corroboration {#source-credibility–corroboration}

The intel came from a human source described as “new” (under a year’s vetting) and possibly working via a sub-source (justthenews.com). The unverified nature led to lack of vetting—but CBP evidence suggests there’s substance behind the claims, and that vetting should have been prioritized, not ignored.

6. FBI Recall: Cover-Up or Caution? {#fbi-recall-cover-up-or-caution}

According to documents, the FBI issued a recall directive, asking all agencies to delete and destroy the bulletin to “re-interview” the source (justthenews.com). But public silence and no apparent follow-through suggest either incompetence or intentional suppression—either way, it undermines our faith in election oversight.

7. Political Ramifications {#political-ramifications}

Republicans in Congress, led by Sen. Chuck Grassley, are demanding answers. If these allegations stand, there may have been high-level coordination—or at least negligence—by political and intelligence officials who dismissed or buried credible intel. It’s not merely an intelligence failure, it’s a political scandal.

8. What This Means for Election Integrity {#what-this-means-for-election-integrity}

Between COVID-era mail-in rates and poorly secured ID rules, the U.S. created fertile ground for manipulation. If a foreign regime can inject counterfeit ballots into the system, the integrity of American elections is at stake—and future safeguards must be enacted now.

9. Recommended Legislative Actions {#recommended-legislative-actions}

10. Conclusion {#conclusion}

This isn’t idle gossip—it’s a serious alarm bell. We must demand accountability, vet real threats to our democracy, and reform election systems to prevent manipulation. It’s not partisan rhetoric—it’s a fight for the rule of law and American sovereignty.

FAQ {#faq}

Q1: Did any votes get cast using fake IDs?
A1: There’s no public proof ballots were cast—but seizures and credible intelligence suggest the threat was real and imminent.

Q2: Who ordered the bulletin to be destroyed?
A2: Unknown—records show a “re-interview” led to a recall. GOP oversight insists on identifying the person responsible.

Q3: Was former FBI Director Chris Wray aware of this?
A3: Yes. Around the time the bulletin was recalled, Wray publicly stated “no known foreign interference” ahead of the 2020 election (justthenews.com).

Q4: Can TikTok data really be used?
A4: According to the bulletin, TikTok doesn’t require U.S. addresses, but China may have used other means (e.g., CDNs or third-party data) to match identities.

Q5: Are there ongoing investigations?
A5: Kash Patel declassified the memo and sent it over. Senate committees and House Republicans are now demanding deeper DOJ/FBI scrutiny.

Q6: How can voters protect election integrity?
A6: Advocate for ID verification, demand transparency, and support legislative actions targeting foreign interference and mail-in reforms.

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