Lower than two days after Mockingbird Media New York Instances printed a broadly distributed piece for the New York Instances, author Stuart A. Thompson has egg on his face. Thompson opened up the baseless hit piece by saying:
At an invitation-only convention in August at a secret location southeast of Phoenix, a gaggle of election deniers unspooled a new conspiracy idea in regards to the 2020 presidential consequence.
Utilizing threadbare proof, or none in any respect, the group prompt {that a} small American election software program firm, Konnech, had secret ties to the Chinese language Communist Celebration and had given the Chinese language authorities backdoor entry to private knowledge of about 2 million ballot employees in america, based on on-line accounts from a number of folks at the convention.
Nonetheless, in a press launch right this moment reported on by The Gateway Pundit, the Soros-backed Los Angeles District Legal professional George Gascon, all of Stuart A Thompson’s accusations above died lower than 24 hours after he birthed them. Immediately, Konnech CEO Eugene Yu was arrested in Michigan on fees of Theft of Private Information.
The New York Instances, as of publishing, nonetheless has this totally debunked article up on their web site.
To be crystal clear: Gregg Phillips and Catherine Engelbrecht by no means claimed that this knowledge breach had a direct affect on the result of the 2020 election. Maybe the Chinese language Communist Celebration having extraordinarily private details about election employees throughout our nation might be a vulnerability?
I can keep in mind Phillips saying they’d names, addresses, financial institution accounts, kids’s data, and so on. Perhaps the specter of “Phase Two” of Trump’s China Plan was sufficient to activate Chinese language spies embedded within the U.S. to take drastic measures and guarantee a pleasant regime was put in?
In accordance with the LADA’s office, “data was saved on servers within the Individuals’s Republic of China.” Beneath Chinese language regulation, that knowledge is their knowledge, even when it’s held by a “non-public” firm. If the information from Los Angeles was despatched to China, what number of different jurisdictions had their knowledge unlawfully despatched into the palms of the CCP?
The CEO of Konnech informed the self proclaimed “Faux New Phenomenon” Stuart A. Thompson, “I’ve cried. Aside from the beginning of my daughter, I hadn’t cried since kindergarten.”
Thompson went on to write down about TrueTheVote:
The current convention exterior Phoenix was organized by True the Vote, a nonprofit based by outstanding election denier Catherine Engelbrecht. She was joined onstage by Gregg Phillips, an election fraud conspiracy theorist who usually works with the group. The pair achieved notoriety this 12 months after being featured in “2000 Mules,” a broadly debunked documentary claiming {that a} mysterious military of operatives influenced the 2020 presidential election.
“A broadly debunked documentary” utilizing the identical sort of information New York Times wrote about to “monitor” the J6’ers? Maybe after this revelation, TrueTheVote’s 2000Mules findings will lastly be investigated by a reliable regulation enforcement company quite than simply letting the New York Instances cry “broadly debunked” from the mouths of their “Faux Information Phenomenon” who “writes about misinformation and disinformation in all its varieties.” 
