Hitting social media these last couple of days is the rumor of another leak from the Supreme Court of The United States. This time the alleged SCOTUS leak was spilled all the way down in Australia. The last one, ICYMI, was Roe vs. Wade being overturned. But is this leak genuine, or is someone who gives Q, the anons, and conservatives a bad name while also scamming some out of money in the process? We leave that decision to form up to you. Fake news is a problem, and we encourage you to do research before believing anything, even us. We’re doing as much of that as we can here for you on this subject.
That first SCOTUS leak sparked the debate over abortion being a right or a matter of women’s healthcare.
The latest leak is about something significantly historical IF it turns out to be true. But who leaked it?
According to those repeating the rumor, on Monday, July 11th, 2022, the SCOTUS will be releasing a statement declaring that the 2020 Presidential Election was fraudulent.
Mainstream media is expected to brush this off as a conspiracy and social media’s fact-checkers are expected to do narrative damage control. They might be right!
We scoured various social media platforms to find out what people found, and what they had to say about the latest alleged SCOTUS leak.
Here is what we found:
Okay okay Potus says this, then calls Melania the first lady, and Australia supposedly leaks that Monday the Supreme Court will release an opinion that the 2020 election was fraudulent.
— Airiel Hicks (@AirielHicks) June 27, 2022
Also Monday June 27th, 2022 was last minute added as an opinion day, this past Friday. pic.twitter.com/2z1ebzgj7j
This is in regards of the leak that went to Australia that the Supreme Court is going to turn over the 2020 election https://t.co/NHVzMVen62
— Larry Kennon (@LarryKennon1) July 9, 2022
Leak out in Australia news! USA SUPREME COURT DECERTIFIES 2020 ELECTION. DEEP STATE ORDER IS DESTROYED. All PRAISES TO ALMIGHTY FATHER GOD!!! 💯🙌❤️🇺🇸👏
— Lonna Bauer (@palmerLoni4) June 25, 2022
We also found someone on TikTok who shared the following:
That same video ended up being shared on Facebook:
All of this begs the question… Are there any websites that are lending credibility to the SCOTUS claim, and if so who are they citing? We did some digging to see what we could find. The guy above is a key figure we find hinting at possessing intelligence, and he doesn’t have good press. He was featured in The Daily Beast with a headline of QAnon Conspiracy Theorist Admitted to Corrupting Minor.
We couldn’t find any news organizations in Australia that leaked anything about the SCOTUS overturning the 2020 election. IF any websites had any information at all regarding a SCOTUS leak, they certainly have been scrubbed. But what we did find was someone mentioned in a tweet who happens to be out of Sydney Australia:
This is from a military man in Australia.. shared it from his FB.. I also pray and believe this could happen.. I am always hoping.. be blessed everyone the best is coming!! But GOD! 🤗his name Heemi Hau
— Lonna Bauer (@palmerLoni4) June 26, 2022
We found Heemi Hau (Admiral Hau) on Facebook, and there are some rather interesting things that sort of just hit a dead end. When you think Admiral, you think Military. In fact, he even has pictures of himself with stars pinned upon his coat, and another picture where he appears to be wearing a hat that looks like a naval sea captain.
So in which military did Admiral Hau serve? Search engines yield no result for any record of service, but his Facebook profile has him listed as Commander of U.Q.D. Maritime Universal Air & Sea Fleet.
What is UQD? Googled that, and nothing to do with the military comes up. Once again, his Facebook page had an answer. UQD stands for Universal Quadrants Dominions. If you google that the first result references Star Trek. That kind of makes sense, because his Facebook page shows that his formal title is Admiral Hau-Starship Hau. His page also shows his first name is James.
Is Admiral Heemi Hau or James Hau, Mr. Godlewski’s inside source?
Besides Facebook & LinkedIn, the only other reference to Admiral Heemi Hau is on a website called ROYAL DYNASTY FOUNDATION INC.
In conclusion, we can find no online evidence of anything other than unsubstantiated hearsay from a couple of individuals. We brought you the only facts that we could find. Will the SCOTUS be overturning the 2020 election on Monday, July 11th, 2022? We’ll know soon enough. It certainly would be awesome!
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