True," if you're going to put email to all your buddies, that this is some sort of Jewish plot for genocide and global sterilization. That is in my book, textbook antisemitism. The founder of the Utah tech company is coming under fire this evening for an antisemitic email about COVID-19 vaccines. And developing in the last hour, we've learned founder Dave Bateman has resigned from Entrada's board of directors after sending the email. It was sent to dozens of business and political leaders in Utah. Fox Thirteen's Ben Winslow broke this story earlier today and has this update now. The email was sent to a number of Silicon Slopes CEOs and political leaders, including the governor, with the subject line "genocide." Founder and board chair Dave Bateman says, "I write this email knowing that many of you will think I'm crazy after reading it. I believe there is a sadistic effort underway to euthanize the American people. It's undeniable." Bateman goes on to say that criticism of the COVID-19 vaccine is being censored and charges will be brought against Doctor Anthony Fauci. He writes, "I believe the Jews are behind this," outlining a conspiracy theory that the pandemic aims to terminate billions of people and lead to an effort to consolidate all countries in the world under totalitarian rule. I know it sounds bonkers. He adds that Utah has got to stop the vaccination drive. Bateman, who was a prominent Republican donor in Utah, confirmed to Fox 13 that he wrote the email. "Yes, I sent it." He texted, "I have nothing but love for the Jewish people. Some of my closest friends are Jews. My heart breaks for their 2500 years. They've been mistreated by nearly every country on earth." But he defended his beliefs and says he fears...
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