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Pinging the Clandestine/Substack list, a bit longer excerpt than usual, but the article is quite long and involved, to understand the situation clearly, click and read it all.

https://briancates.substack.com/p/a-strange-defamation-case-goes-off

A Strange Defamation Case Goes Off The Rails

Konnech Can’t Sue The FBI To Discover Who Exposed The Biggest Election Security Breach In US History - So They Are Suing True The Vote Instead.

As I write this on Thursday, November 3, 2022, True the Vote’s Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips have been in jail since Monday morning, sent there by the judge presiding over a defamation case against them in a Houston, Texas courtroom.

Even though Konnech CEO Eugene Yu was arrested on October 4 by Los Angeles County prosecutors and charged with stealing his clients election worker data and sending it illegally to China, Konnech is continuing to pursue this defamation case against True the Vote.

[List of Konnech’s arguments were are base lies.]

Federal District Judge Kenneth Hoyt appears to be far more interested in helping Konnech track down the identities of all involved in exposing the company’s massive contract fraud involving it’s client’s election data than he is in properly deciding if its defamatory for True the Vote to claim Eugene Yu did what LA County officials just arrested and charged him for doing.

One of the most stunning aspects of this case is how the judge seems to have instantly accepted without question or evidence Konnech’s version of events from the very start and has pro-actively taken steps to counter any attempt by the defendants to prove the falsity of Konnech’s representations to him.

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Judge Hoyt has avoided any and all discussion in his courtroom about the fact that Konnech’s CEO Eugene Yu was arrested on October 4 and is currently out on bond, criminally charged with doing exactly what True the Vote had claimed he did: illegally transferring and storing his client’s election-related data on a server in China.

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On top of every other weird thing going on in this case, Judge Hoyt seems to think he has the highest security classification in the nation, and is thus demanding that Gregg Phillips give him the name of this third person who is purported to be an FBI confidential informant.

Phillip’s reluctance to produce that person’s name in court to the judge in large part is the reason why he and Engelbrecht sit inside a Houston jail as you are reading this.

Phillips has stated it would be illegal for him to expose an FBI confidential informant and that it would place the person’s life in danger.

[A lot more and images at link, well worth reading. Incredible miscarriage of justice. Was the judge threatened?]