3-17-24
On the Twitter account associated with the former NC State Chapter President, Butch Conz, a concerning public statement directed towards Stan Fitzgerald, the VFAF National President, has emerged. In this statement, Conz ominously declares, “I will personally take you down,” as evidenced by the screenshot below.
Conz seems to be adopting a strategy reminiscent of Angie Wong’s playbook, feigning ignorance regarding Stan Fitzgerald’s wrongful conviction stating “find out” . This conviction is widely documented on various platforms, including Fitzgerald’s personal website, national media outlets, the Vets for Trump website, and within ongoing publicly disclosed litigation involving Angie Wong. Moreover, information regarding Fitzgerald’s ordeal is tied to his film “The Fall of Deceit” viewed by millions , and is evidently known within the circles of Mar-A-Lago, where Fitzgerald has been vetted by the Secret Service due to his frequent attendance and hosting of an event for the President featuring Mark Finchem. Conz’s assertion of ignorance is dubious, given his prior discussions about Fitzgerald’s case before assuming the role of NC State Chapter President. The bullying referenced by Conz appears to be a deflection tactic from the scrutiny he faces for breaching contractual agreements, disregarding endorsement protocols, and openly endorsing a candidate contrary to Trump’s preferences in North Carolina. . Conz attempt to draw attention away from these documented actions by invoking decades-old allegations against Fitzgerald mirrors Wong’s tactics.
Additionally, Conz’s association with Angie Wong’s group (by tagging and engaging) , ExposingVFAF, is troubling. This group, largely comprised of Wong’s multiple alias accounts, has a history of attacking conservative figures and supporting left-wing agendas. Recently, they have targeted individuals like former Trump attorney Courtney Kramer, who opposes Fulton County DA Fani Willis as the Republican candidate running against Willis , a race President Trump is focused on. Wong’s group has a track record of vilifying prominent America First leaders, including President Trump, General Flynn, Lauren Boebert, Stan Fitzgerald , Gavin Wax and Alina Habba. From Wong’s verified account she has attacked Steve Bannon and supported liberal influencers.
Angie Wong’s involvement in defamatory activities extends beyond mere political dissent. She has allegedly created numerous alias accounts to attack Trump and conservative voices, a fact substantiated by evidence presented during ongoing litigation against her in both Florida and Georgia. Wong’s primary objective seems to be twofold: to undermine the America First movement and to manipulate public opinion in her favor amidst legal proceedings in both states. Her use of alias accounts to tarnish by defaming the reputations of numerous third party witnesses involved in the litigation underscores the lengths to which she will go to evade accountability. Legal action against Wong commenced in June 2023 when she evaded process servers for an extended period.
For a comprehensive understanding of Wong’s background and the evidence against her in the ongoing legal battle, interested parties can refer to https://virginiavfaf.org/news/, where information is presented chronologically from oldest to newest. Fitzgerald’s wrongful conviction is also covered in content on this platform yet another site Conz has previously read through.
