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Pinging the Durham list, freepmail to get on/off. Excerpts, whole article at link. Lengthy and detailed.

https://briancates.substack.com/p/durham-just-exposed-some-of-the-real

Durham Just Exposed Some of the **REAL** Russian Collusion During the 2016 Presidential Campaign
When It Comes To Mapping Out the Massive ‘Joint Venture’ To Create The RussiaGate Scandal, He’s Still On The Ground Floor

If Durham’s strategy was to completely destroy the RussiaGate hoax by fully exposing it, great, he’s done that. The Danchenko trial allowed him to drive the final nails in the coffin after staking it through the heart.

Now it’s time to move on from mapping out the ground floor level of this massive RICO joint venture to create and propagate the RussiaGate hoax and use it as a pretext to investigate Donald Trump.

It’s time to move past the private contractors doing the grunt work at the bottom and start moving up the ladder. It’s time to move up to the Clinton campaign and the FBI, the second story of the conspiracy.

I know it’s frustrating to have to wait and see when Durham decides to make his next move, and what that next move will be.

But it can’t be helped. Nobody rushes Durham and he’ll move when he’s ready. It’s just that simple.

To the Clandestine/Substack list, freepmail to get on/off. Kanekoa is digging into info from The Pit hosted by True the Vote Catherine Englebrecht and Gregg Phillips, and he’s doing a phenomenal job. Long detailed article, excerpts below.

https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/konnech-ceo-eugene-yu-worked-for

Konnech CEO Eugene Yu worked for the Chinese Communist Party
The U.S. election software CEO managed the Guangzhou Development Zone, and his Chinese subsidiary developed electronic voting systems for China’s National People’s Congress for nearly two decades.

Eugene Yu, the 65-year-old CEO of American election technology company Konnech, was criminally charged earlier this month for allegedly storing Los Angeles election worker data on servers in the People’s Republic of China.

Konnech develops software that manages the poll workers, poll locations, campaigns, assets, and supplies necessary to run elections in the United States, Canada, and Australia.

Public records reveal that a Chinese election software company named Jinhua Hongzheng Technology (金华鸿正科技有限公司) uses the controversial U.S. election software company’s patents.

Hongzheng Technology operates in more than 20 provinces across China in partnership with Lenovo, Huawei, China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile and specializes in providing electronic voting systems to China’s National People’s Congress.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has designated China Telecom, China Unicom, China Mobile, and Huawei as “national security threats.”

Hongzheng Technology claims on social media that “its predecessor “Jinhua Yulian Network Technology Co., Ltd.” (Konnech., Ltd) was established in November 2005.”

In other words, the Chinese company that provides electronic voting systems to the Chinese Communist Party claims it’s a byproduct of Michigan-based Konnech.

Hongzheng Technology also claims to have “more than 20 government customers in North America.”

The company’s social media features Chinese characters written below the official seals of Washington D.C., Detroit, Michigan, and St. Louis, Missouri, among other U.S. counties.

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Top national security officials warn that China’s bulk data collection program has already compiled a ‘dossier’ on every American.

The Department of Homeland Security warns that Chinese law requires Chinese businesses and citizens to support and facilitate China’s government’s access to data collection, transmission, and storage.

Chinese law compels Chinese companies to cooperate secretly with Chinese security and intelligence services, provide Beijing with data, encryption keys, and other technical information, and even to install “backdoors” in equipment that create security flaws vulnerable to exploitation by Chinese entities.

Konnech CEO Eugene Yu has been developing U.S. election software with “Chinese characteristics” for the last twenty years.