Back when Mike Lindell presented evidence of the election systems machinery known as Dominion being hacked via China, he was immediately dismissed as a conspiracy theorist and threatened with lawsuits. In fact there is still pending litigation against Mike Lindell, as well as others. However, now the plot thickens as some other investigative journalist has been for months tracking down one man and his many networks has finally put together the pieces that vindicates Mike Lindells team claims that the 2020 elections were indeed hacked with the help of China.
I meticulously documented everything I found about Eugene Yu for the last six weeks â and now Iâm ready to teach New York Times reporters and FBI agents what I found. Itâs super simple!
Eugene Yu, the CEO of the U.S. election software company Konnech, was arrested yesterday in connection to the storage of election data on Chinese servers.
He was arrested in Michigan by investigators from the Los Angeles County District Attorneyâs office with assistance from the Meridian Township Police Department.
Investigators allegedly found U.S. poll workersâ information stored on servers in the Peopleâs Republic of China.
The day before Yuâs arrest, the New York Timesâ Stuart Thompson published an article entitled, âHow a Tiny Elections Company Became a Conspiracy Theory Target.â
Thompson, who covers âmisinformation and disinformation,â wrote about how âfar-right election deniersâ concocted an elaborate âconspiracy theoryâ that Konnech âhad secret ties to the Chinese Communist Party and had given the Chinese government backdoor access to personal data.â
Near the end of the article, he dedicated a few sentences to Eugene Yuâs Chinese company, âJinhua Yulian Network Technology, a subsidiary out of China, where programmers developed and tested software.â
âKonnech closed the subsidiary in 2021 and no longer has employees in China,â he concluded.
Contrary to the New York Times reporterâs lack of curiosity, I found it extremely concerning that Eugene Yu, also known as Jianwei Yu (äșć»șäŒ), established a Chinese R&D subsidiary in Zhejiang, China, on November 29, 2005.
So I spent the last six weeks meticulously documenting everything that I could find about Jinhua Yulian Network Technology (éććźèçœç»ç§ææéć Źćž) in a series of articles.
Fascinating read and explains in succinct terms how our elections were hack due to Chinese infiltration into our election system. The team from âTrue the Voteâ which now is considered a forensics team has really unearthed some credible evidence that may finally blow this entire issue wide open once and for all, and bring home confirmation that millions of people already suspected and were convinced that our 2020 elections were hacked. Of course with our corrupt FBI and possibly a conspirator actor in the greatest crime of the century shouldnât surprise anyone, but here it is.
I found what caused Engelbrecht and Phillips to warn the FBI that Konnech is a âmajor national security risk.â
What was even more disturbing was that, according to Engelbrecht and Phillips, the FBIâs Washington D.C. office attempted to cover up this national security issue rather than investigate why Chinese nationals are programming U.S. election software.
âThe problem is they know about this and chose to do nothing,â Phillips said.
âThey chose to investigate it, and in the end, they chose to blame us, but this is China. These are Chinese operatives in the United States; these are Chinese citizens who are programming this.â