Weeks ago the election integrity organization True the Vote broke the story that Konnech, a Michigan-based firm that provides software for use by election officials was storing sensitive personal data on servers physically located in China. On cue, all the usual suspects, including the New York Times, branded this yet another “conspiracy theory.” Only madmen who spend their time searching for Bigfoot and the lost city of Atlantis would pay attention to such nonsense.
More good work by True the Vote. Why won't True the Vote release the names of the nonprofits
referenced in 2000 Mules? We understand that they do not have access to the names of the 'Mules' (owners of the phones) geolocated back and forth from nonprofit to drop boxes. Mules were simply performing piece work at $10. per illegitimate ballot. True the Vote and DeSouza know which nonprofits were involved and with small effort could identify the entities paying for the election theft. What would keep them from initiating prosecution? Why not name and shame nonprofits? Nonprofits involved need to lose their tax status. We are done with donating to nonprofits until we get the answer!
I have to say I find it odd that a prosecutor who was almost recalled is the one pressing charges. It is very odd indeed.
More good work by True the Vote. Why won't True the Vote release the names of the nonprofits
referenced in 2000 Mules? We understand that they do not have access to the names of the 'Mules' (owners of the phones) geolocated back and forth from nonprofit to drop boxes. Mules were simply performing piece work at $10. per illegitimate ballot. True the Vote and DeSouza know which nonprofits were involved and with small effort could identify the entities paying for the election theft. What would keep them from initiating prosecution? Why not name and shame nonprofits? Nonprofits involved need to lose their tax status. We are done with donating to nonprofits until we get the answer!
We all simply must continue to expose truth over lies. Light up the dark. 🇺🇸