The Carter Center - supposedly serving as "independent" observers of Brazil's recent presidential election - is partnered with several Chinese Communist Party-funded foreign influence groups, War Room can reveal. The center, founded by its namesake, former president Jimmy Carter, has also signed agreements with the CCP to cooperate on the administration of notoriously corrupt elections in China.
Ties to China
- The Carter Center has deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party
- Its November 4th report on the integrity of Brazil's recent presidential election makes no mention of credible allegations of fraud or the massive protests occurring as a result
- Instead, the report described these claims as "fake news"
- This report discredits concerns about election fraud as "disinformation," even though the leading fact-checking organizations indicate that most attacks against the Lula campaign were directed towards the candidate, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Ties to the CCP
- The Carter Center, which was the first foreign organization allowed to observe elections above the village level in China, has published extensive reports on the CCP's elections, routinely failing to offer any harsh criticism of the regime's electoral manipulation and intimidation.
- It has also hosted events alongside the China Research Center (CRC), which is financially supported by Confucius Institutes.
Under the memorandum, the Carter Center worked with the CCP's Ministry of Civil Affairs
- set up a computer network system for election data gathering, standardize electoral procedures, design and organize training sessions of election officials, and promote exchanges between China and the United States on election observations and researches.
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