Medium suspends human rights activist Jennifer Zeng after she publishes article about Dominion Voting machines
By Tom Parker Posted 7:25 pm
Her article examined allegations of Dominion's parent company having ties to China.
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Human rights activist Jennifer Zeng’s Medium account has been suspended after she published an article looking at alleged links between the parent company of electronic voting hardware and software company Dominion Voting and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The article looked at a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing showing that Dominion Voting Systems’ parent company, Staple Street Capital, had received a $400 million investment from UBS Securities LLC., a Swiss Investment bank’s New York subsidiary.
In the article, Zeng claimed that UBS Securities LLC. owns 25% of UBS Securities Co. and that UBS Securities Co. “is 75% owned by CCP.” She also wrote that some of the previous board members for UBS Securities LLC. were Chinese, looked at their connections to UBS Securities Co., and described what she saw as “unusual deletions and change of board members.”
She concluded by claiming that “this is a huge national security vulnerability for the United States and has never been checked, or reported” and urged US national security agencies to investigate further.
Zeng tweeted that her Medium account was suspended within seconds of publishing the article and remarked that “censorship comes so quickly.”
The suspension of Zeng’s Medium account follows one of her videos being mass censored last week. This video showed a Chinese professor alleging infiltration at the highest levels of US government and it was purged from all the major social media platforms in the country.
Zeng also had her YouTube channel demonetized earlier this year after she suggested the origin of the coronavirus was China.
12/19/2020
