Possible Emily Convers Hoax Blows Up In Her Face As Donors Flee United Monroe

I think it is pretty safe to say that the Jew bashing group United Monroe has hit rock bottom. Especially now that this latest apparent Emily Convers hoax and her fake moral outrage that accompanied it has blown up in her face.

Someone sent out an anonymous mailing to people throughout Monroe with a return address stating “Holocaust Remembrance Day.”

The mailing has the earmarkings of a false flag and Emily Convers over-the-top reaction to it lends credibility to this theory.

Emily Convers frantically blasted out emails to everyone in Monroe telling them not to open the letter and began writing frantically about the mailing on United Monroe’s Facebook page. 

The way Allegro and Convers told the story you would think Postal Inspectors and the FBI were creating a multi-state dragnet to hunt down the perpetrator(s) like in the movie, The Fugitive. 

All because someone mailed a “vile” letter that allegedly made Emily Convers sob like a baby while eating cookie dough.

What was in these “vile” mystery envelopes that she claimed warranted “federal authorities” to search for fingerprints and DNA evidence? Was it Anthrax or some other mysterious poisonous substance? A ransom demand? Death threats to kill the President? Unholy pictures of her and John Allegro intertwined in a backseat grope fest while slathered in cake frosting? 

Hardly. It was nothing that glamorous or disgusting. It was actually information that had been out in the public for almost a year.

The “Vile” Letter Was Year Old Information

I received a copy of the “vile and libelous” letter that appeared to upset Emily Convers. It turns out that it wasn’t a letter at all. The mailing also didn’t contain any new information. Most of the information has been public for months.

Someone in Monroe mailed out a copy of an article I wrote on MFI-Miami 11 months ago about the people funding United Monroe. 

You can read it here. You can also Google Emily Convers and/or United Monroe to find it.

In addition, the United Monroe donor list attached to the article is a matter of public record from the New York State Board of Elections.

The envelope also contained a copy of a Suburbanites blog post from January about United Monroe strong-arming local businesses. That blog is also readily available on the internet.

The envelope MFI-Miami received also contained a picture of a morbidly obese woman resembling Emily Convers stuffing her face with cake. 

Everyone has seen these blogs and the fat woman picture a million times. United Monroe has also used the fat woman picture in the comment section of the Monroe Photo-News multiple times.

The “letter” did not threaten anyone nor did it intimidate anyone. All it did was undermine Emily Convers’ credibility. It also reminded Emily Convers about her weight issue. 

I’m sure the “federal authorities” told Allegro and Convers:

So let us get this straight… you want us to investigate a picture floating around of some fat woman eating a cake?

Was This An Emily Convers Hoax Or a Cry For Attention?

This mail stunt is a big let down. From Emily Convers’ histrionic behavior I was expecting something much more scandalous. The video of John Allegro soliciting an anal massage from a telemarketer last summer was more shocking.