Why election saboteur, Konnech CEO Eugene Yu, was reassigned to Malaysia
Chinese spy and election saboteur Konnech CEO Eugene Yu has been reassigned to Malaysia for “an undetermined amount of time.”
According to his defense attorneys in Los Angeles.
Why?
To continue working with the Pentagon in Malaysia to sabotage elections.
Details are in this story:
Pentagon funds the UN’s global cloud internet network in Malaysia
On Aug. 25th, the Pentagon said they were taking control over U.S. Elections.
More details, including their press release in this story:
Air Force Lt. Gen. Robert J. Skinner, Director, Defense Information Systems Agency
In December, the Defense Department awarded contracts to four technology companies to provide integrated global internet services, including election systems.
The companies are:
Amazon Web Services Inc.
Google Support Services LLC
Microsoft Corp., and
Oracle
Konnech is an election software company based in Beijing and Wuhan, China.
It closed its offices in the U.S. and Australia back in October.
More details are in this story:
Jianwei (Eugene) Yu’s partner in Australia, former Wake Forest classmate Greg Denton, is on the far left. The rest of the CCP team there are unidentified.
Australia is 2947 miles from Malaysia. That is why Konnech had an office in Australia. Its cloud servers in Malaysia stored global election data.
Jianwei “Eugene” Yu, its CEO, was outed by the FBI as a Chinese spy in a Houston Federal Court last year.
He fled the country to avoid criminal embezzlement charges and money damages for wrongfully terminating employees who refused to lie to the FBI.
An example of one Konnech employee who was wrongfully terminated is Grant Bradley.
His story is linked here:
Former Konnech boss swears China stores its election data
The Clerk who destroyed Eugene Yu’s Michigan criminal court file is running to head Michigan’s elections as Secretary of State.
Tip from:
Jeffrey Prather
Amber Connor, and
Kris Hunter
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Konnech opened its office in Malaysia in February last year.
