Jinhua Konnech Inc.
Shao Guojun (邵国君), Yu Jun (于君), and Yu Lin (于林) are three of seven initial investors in Jinhua Hongzheng Technology Co.
Yu Lin initially owned 99.4%, Shao Guojun owned 0.1%, and Yu Jun owned 0.1%.
Shao Guojun and Yu Jun are also co-inventors with Eugene Yu on a Konnech Inc. patent filed in 2012 in the United Sates.
Shao Guojun is also the co-inventor of a Chinese patent filed by Jinhua Konnech Inc. in 2015 for “network voting for absent electorates” which was later transferred to Hongzheng Tech.
Meaning Shao Guojun not only turns up on a 2012 patent with Eugene Yu and Konnech Inc. in the United States, but his name also appears on a Chinese voting technology patent transferred from Jinhua Konnech Inc. to Jinhua Hongzheng Technology Co. in 2015.
Hongzheng Tech. actively builds hardware and software for China’s National People’s Congress and is partnered with Lenovo, Huawei, China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile.
A 2020 Chinese news article says that Hongzheng Tech. has “hired Mr. Yu Jianwei, well-known in the international election field, as the company’s technical and business consultant.”
Yu Jianwei is the Chinese name for Eugene Yu.
Eugene Yu is the CEO of Konnech Inc., a Michigan tech company that designs software and hardware to administer elections in Australia, Canada, and the United States.
https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/the-curious-case-of-jinhua-konnech
https://truthsocial.com/@KanekoaTheGreat/posts/108857913803015129
https://t.me/s/drawandstrikechannel
One of the biggest questions patriot citizens need the answer to before early voting begins for the midterms.
This needs to be asked of YOUR county elections supervisor:
“Does the COUNTY have control of these machines being used in our county election? Do YOU have the passwords?
And if the answer to either of these questions is ‘No’, WHY is the answer no?”
Maricopa was forced to admit after the 2020 election was held that they had no control over the machines being used in that election and they did not have any of the passwords.
How many other counties out there are ceding full or partial control of their county elections to outside contractors?