Dominion is the second election vendor to bolt the U.S.
Jane’s tip from Scotland:
https://www.lacourt.org/criminalcasesummary/ui/InfoPanel.aspx
The first was Konnech on Oct. 10th.
As of today, so has Dominion Voting Systems.
It was verified by Neighborhood News—Atlanta.
Dominion has the same address and suite number, 225, as PNC Bank in Atlanta. It is 1669 Phoenix Pkwy.
Why did Konnech and Dominion exit the U.S. like a bolt of lightning?
Dominion and other election vendors anticipate being added as co-conspirators in the criminal embezzlement case of Konnech CEO Eugene Yu.
His 14th evidence hearing is Wednesday at the Clara Shortridge Justice Center in Los Angeles, California.
The LA District Attorney’s Office has been ordered to turn over evidence to Yu’s defense attorneys.
However, businesses cannot be prosecuted, nor can their bank accounts be seized if their business is based outside the U.S.
Dominion is based in Toronto, Canada.
Konnech is based in Beijing, China.
That is why their key employees live overseas.
Like Konnech’s CEO, Eugene Yu.
He moved back to China.
Dominion Voting Systems’ programmers are based in Serbia.
Dominion Voting Systems programmers live in Serbia
Who then is left to be prosecuted?
Election officials who are living in the U.S.
Konnech sells election software.
Their servers were seized in a raid on Oct. 4th.
Along with 200 other items, including computers.
Judge Amy Ashvanian approved the Los Angeles District Attorney’s motion to crack the servers.
It took three weeks to download its data.
The servers have 350 terabytes of storage.
Enough to save every vote cast on Nov. 8th.
Including the fake ones used to rig the count.
The misrepresentation of election data resulted in 94.5% of Congress being re-elected.
Dominion moved out of their Denver, Colorado offices on Feb. 6th. Their invoices have a locked drop box in College Park, Georgia, in Atlanta.
PNC Bank’s Foreign Treasury Exchange Department has access.
It wires money to Dominion’s accounts internationally.
Dominion’s website, however, still has a Denver, Colorado address.
https://www.dominionvoting.com/contact/
Dominion’s and Konnech’s election data is sent and stored overseas using the same telecommunications backbone.
None of the states or election boards using internet voting machines count their ballots.
Instead, their contracts assign control to election vendors and non-profit groups like:
ERIC (Electronic Registration Information Center) and
the UN’s Carter Center.
Some would call it “dereliction of duty.”
This means election workers get paid for hiring someone else to do their work.
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