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【China Executes 4 More Myanmar Scam Compound Leaders】 China executed four more members of a Myanmar-based crime syndicate on Monday, bringing the total to 15 executions in the past week as Beijing intensifies its crackdown on cross-border telecom fraud. The Shenzhen court said the Bai family group defrauded victims...

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🇨🇳 On Nov 4, China’s Shenzhen court sentenced 5 members of the Bai family crime syndicate — including Bai Suocheng 白所成& Bai Yingcang白应苍 — to death. The group ran telecom fraud, gambling, murder & drug operations from Kokang, Myanmar, amassing 29 billion yuan (≈ USD 4 billion), killing 6 Chinese citizens, and producing 11 tons of meth. It marks one of China’s largest cross-border crime crackdowns.
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🇨🇳 On Nov 4, China’s Shenzhen court sentenced 5 members of the Bai family crime syndicate — including Bai Suocheng 白所成& Bai Yingcang白应苍 — to death. The group ran telecom fraud, gambling, murder & drug operations from Kokang, Myanmar, amassing 29 billion yuan (≈ USD 4 billion), killing 6 Chinese citizens, and producing 11 tons of meth. It marks one of China’s largest cross-border crime crackdowns.

China Perspective

86,950 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

This is a story that everyone is speaking about in China right now. A Chinese actor - Wang Xing 👇 - was lured to Thailand by a fake movie production company that told him they wanted him to star in a movie. When he arrived in the airport in Bangkok he was greeted by a chauffeur, arranged by the so-called production team, who later drove him to Myawaddy – a city in Myanmar known for being a hub of scam operations. He was of course being abducted by one of these numerous gangs that operate in largely lawless Myanmar. They have huge scam operations going on there, typically trying to scam Chinese nationals in various ways and often operated by various Chinese mafias. Which is why you're seeing the Chinese government being so involved in trying to ensure Myanmar gets its act together (they for instance notoriously managed to bring down the "Ming family" mafia gang who owned the notorious Crouching Tiger Villa scam centre in Kokang, near the Chinese border in Myanmar's Shan State: These scam operations are often staffed by people like Wang Xing who were abducted into it and are forced to work for free (i.e. slavery) until they scam enough money for the gangs. Sometimes, if they're rich enough, they are also held for ransom. Luckily in Wang Xing's case, on the way there he managed to keep sending his location to his girlfriend in China, until his phone was taken away from him at the Myanmar border. His girlfriend then created so much buzz about it in social media, shared by some of China's biggest celebrities (like singer Lay Zhang and actor Qin Lan), that it alerted the Chinese and Thai authorities. We don't know exactly how his rescue occurred, just that within less than 48 hours he'd been freed (apparently by the Thai army, although it's unclear). The case shows how sophisticated these mafias have become in their targeting methods. They're specifically crafting schemes to trap entertainment industry professionals. And Wang Xing's case is far from isolated: the China Federation of Radio and Television Association revealed in a statement on Tuesday that "many actors" have fallen victim to these fake overseas film shoot promises, suffering "serious damage to their personal and financial security." According to Wang Xing there were approximately 50 other Chinese nationals being held at the same facility as him. At this stage I don't believe we know if they were rescued alongside with him (I'm reading conflicting reports on this). All in all, victims are likely in the thousands: a group of Chinese families have started a petition urging the government to help find their missing relatives - the number of cases has already climbed to more than 600, and continues to rise. Some estimates - for instance by the UN - mention that as many as 120,000 people may "have been potentially trafficked into scam compounds [in Myanmar]" ( The case is also extremely embarrassing for Thailand which increasingly relies on Chinese tourism, which is probably why the Thai authorities were so quick to act. Thai officials, eager to contain potential damage ahead of Chinese New Year, have emphasized that no Thai nationals were involved in Wang's trafficking. But even as they dealt with his case, they were already investigating the disappearance of another Chinese model in the same border region. Wang's case has brought unprecedented attention to these scam operations, but it also raises several uncomfortable questions: will the thousands of others victims be saved too, and how many more will be trafficked before these criminal networks are shut down?
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This is a story that everyone is speaking about in China right now. A Chinese actor - Wang Xing 👇 - was lured to Thailand by a fake movie production company that told him they wanted him to star in a movie. When he arrived in the airport in Bangkok he was greeted by a chauffeur, arranged by the so-called production team, who later drove him to Myawaddy – a city in Myanmar known for being a hub of scam operations. He was of course being abducted by one of these numerous gangs that operate in largely lawless Myanmar. They have huge scam operations going on there, typically trying to scam Chinese nationals in various ways and often operated by various Chinese mafias. Which is why you're seeing the Chinese government being so involved in trying to ensure Myanmar gets its act together (they for instance notoriously managed to bring down the "Ming family" mafia gang who owned the notorious Crouching Tiger Villa scam centre in Kokang, near the Chinese border in Myanmar's Shan State: These scam operations are often staffed by people like Wang Xing who were abducted into it and are forced to work for free (i.e. slavery) until they scam enough money for the gangs. Sometimes, if they're rich enough, they are also held for ransom. Luckily in Wang Xing's case, on the way there he managed to keep sending his location to his girlfriend in China, until his phone was taken away from him at the Myanmar border. His girlfriend then created so much buzz about it in social media, shared by some of China's biggest celebrities (like singer Lay Zhang and actor Qin Lan), that it alerted the Chinese and Thai authorities. We don't know exactly how his rescue occurred, just that within less than 48 hours he'd been freed (apparently by the Thai army, although it's unclear). The case shows how sophisticated these mafias have become in their targeting methods. They're specifically crafting schemes to trap entertainment industry professionals. And Wang Xing's case is far from isolated: the China Federation of Radio and Television Association revealed in a statement on Tuesday that "many actors" have fallen victim to these fake overseas film shoot promises, suffering "serious damage to their personal and financial security." According to Wang Xing there were approximately 50 other Chinese nationals being held at the same facility as him. At this stage I don't believe we know if they were rescued alongside with him (I'm reading conflicting reports on this). All in all, victims are likely in the thousands: a group of Chinese families have started a petition urging the government to help find their missing relatives - the number of cases has already climbed to more than 600, and continues to rise. Some estimates - for instance by the UN - mention that as many as 120,000 people may "have been potentially trafficked into scam compounds [in Myanmar]" ( The case is also extremely embarrassing for Thailand which increasingly relies on Chinese tourism, which is probably why the Thai authorities were so quick to act. Thai officials, eager to contain potential damage ahead of Chinese New Year, have emphasized that no Thai nationals were involved in Wang's trafficking. But even as they dealt with his case, they were already investigating the disappearance of another Chinese model in the same border region. Wang's case has brought unprecedented attention to these scam operations, but it also raises several uncomfortable questions: will the thousands of others victims be saved too, and how many more will be trafficked before these criminal networks are shut down?

Arnaud Bertrand

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US Sanctions Kok An, Charges Shunda Managers, Seizes $700M in Crypto The DOJ's Scam Center Strike Force announced a sweeping set of actions today against Southeast Asian scam operations. Treasury sanctioned Cambodian Senator Kok An, businessman Rithy Raksmei, several associates, and their business empires including holding companies for scam center operations. The sanctions were announced alongside criminal charges, asset seizures, and a State Department reward offer tied to scam networks in Cambodia and Burma. Two Chinese nationals were charged with wire fraud conspiracy over their roles running the Shunda compound in Min Let Pan, Burma. Huang Xingshan, known as "Ah Zhe," served as a high-level manager and enforcer who personally participated in the physical punishment of trafficked workers. Jiang Wen Jie, known as "Jiang Nan," supervised teams that specifically targeted American victims, one of whom was defrauded of more than $3 million. After Shunda was seized by the Karen National Liberation Army in November 2025, Huang and Jiang relocated to a Cambodian compound and attempted to restart operations before being arrested by Thai authorities on immigration charges in early 2026. The Strike Force also seized a Telegram channel with more than 6,000 followers that recruited trafficking victims to a scam compound in rural Cambodia near the Thai border. Workers were forced to run a law enforcement impersonation scheme, cold-calling US victims while posing as JPMorgan representatives, NYPD detectives, and New York Supreme Court officials. Prosecutors announced the seizure of 503 fake investment domains and said more than $700 million in cryptocurrency tied to scam money laundering has now been restrained. The State Department added a $10 million reward for information on the Tai Chang scam centers in Burma's Karen State.
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US Sanctions Kok An, Charges Shunda Managers, Seizes $700M in Crypto The DOJ's Scam Center Strike Force announced a sweeping set of actions today against Southeast Asian scam operations. Treasury sanctioned Cambodian Senator Kok An, businessman Rithy Raksmei, several associates, and their business empires including holding companies for scam center operations. The sanctions were announced alongside criminal charges, asset seizures, and a State Department reward offer tied to scam networks in Cambodia and Burma. Two Chinese nationals were charged with wire fraud conspiracy over their roles running the Shunda compound in Min Let Pan, Burma. Huang Xingshan, known as "Ah Zhe," served as a high-level manager and enforcer who personally participated in the physical punishment of trafficked workers. Jiang Wen Jie, known as "Jiang Nan," supervised teams that specifically targeted American victims, one of whom was defrauded of more than $3 million. After Shunda was seized by the Karen National Liberation Army in November 2025, Huang and Jiang relocated to a Cambodian compound and attempted to restart operations before being arrested by Thai authorities on immigration charges in early 2026. The Strike Force also seized a Telegram channel with more than 6,000 followers that recruited trafficking victims to a scam compound in rural Cambodia near the Thai border. Workers were forced to run a law enforcement impersonation scheme, cold-calling US victims while posing as JPMorgan representatives, NYPD detectives, and New York Supreme Court officials. Prosecutors announced the seizure of 503 fake investment domains and said more than $700 million in cryptocurrency tied to scam money laundering has now been restrained. The State Department added a $10 million reward for information on the Tai Chang scam centers in Burma's Karen State.

Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭

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🇲🇲 Myanmar’s junta blew up a major “cyberscam hub” near the Thai border, where hundreds were allegedly forced to commit online fraud under threat of torture and death. The operation targeted 190 buildings in the China-backed KK Park Special Economic Zone in Myawaddy Township, just 500 meters from Thailand. KK Park, spanning over 500 acres, was infamous for hosting Chinese-run scam centers, illegal gambling rings, and human trafficking networks that exploited thousands of foreign workers and targeted victims worldwide. Despite the raid, The Irrawaddy reports many syndicates have relocated to nearby areas with help from the same militias that once protected them. Parts of the compound remain operational, and scam activities continue. Analysts doubt the junta’s motives, noting similar “crackdowns” in the past changed little, as the military itself has long profited from these operations.
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🇲🇲 Myanmar’s junta blew up a major “cyberscam hub” near the Thai border, where hundreds were allegedly forced to commit online fraud under threat of torture and death. The operation targeted 190 buildings in the China-backed KK Park Special Economic Zone in Myawaddy Township, just 500 meters from Thailand. KK Park, spanning over 500 acres, was infamous for hosting Chinese-run scam centers, illegal gambling rings, and human trafficking networks that exploited thousands of foreign workers and targeted victims worldwide. Despite the raid, The Irrawaddy reports many syndicates have relocated to nearby areas with help from the same militias that once protected them. Parts of the compound remain operational, and scam activities continue. Analysts doubt the junta’s motives, noting similar “crackdowns” in the past changed little, as the military itself has long profited from these operations.

Visegrád 24

90,627 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Chinese organized crime is using slave labor to rob American seniors. There is a compound in Myanmar called KK Park. It sits on the Thai border. It has a name. A place on the map. It is visible from space. Inside, thousands of people who are not free to leave spend their days messaging American retirees about cryptocurrency. That is one compound. There are dozens more. Americans lost $20.9 billion to fraud last year. Of the losses we can trace to a location, more than half lead back to two countries. Myanmar and Cambodia. The year before, the US government traced at least $10 billion of American losses to scam operations run out of Southeast Asia. A 66% jump in one year. The UN has estimated that 120,000 people may be held in Myanmar's compounds and 100,000 in Cambodia's. Held, not hired. Most were recruited abroad with fake job offers, moved across a border, and only then found out they could not leave. The syndicates running these operations are Chinese. Americans over 60 lost $7.7 billion last year, up from $4.8 billion the year before. The scale is the part people miss. - The US Institute of Peace puts Cambodia's scam economy at $12.5 billion a year, about half the size of the country's economy - Amnesty International identified 86 scam compounds in Cambodia and found evidence the state touched only 24 of them - The US Treasury says militia forces allied with Myanmar's junta profit from the compounds directly That is not crime happening inside a country. In Cambodia it is the economy. In Myanmar it is a militia the government cannot reach and does not want to. The rest of the map: - India, 19% Call centers impersonating Microsoft and the Social Security Administration - Nigeria, 12%. Email and DM fraud (Sound familiar, X users?) - Laos, 7% - Philippines, 5% - Ghana, 3% Now the part that should make you furious. It is not that nobody has tried. - Thailand cut the power, internet and fuel to the border compounds - The Treasury sanctioned 146 people and companies tied to a single Cambodian conglomerate and seized $15 billion in crypto - Myanmar's own army raided KK Park, walked out about 2,000 workers, and announced it had found no evidence of a crime - India raided 76 illegal call centers in a single 2023 sweep - More than 7,000 rescued people were pulled out of Myanmar's compounds in one 2025 purge And the money still went up. The UN published a new assessment this week. One of its analysts described the raids plainly. The compounds were destroyed, and not one of the operations stopped. This is not an intelligence failure. We have the coordinates. We have the names. We have satellite images, sanctions lists, wire records, and thousands of rescued witnesses. We know exactly where the people robbing our grandparents are sitting right now. We have sanctioned them, raided them, and cut their power. They did not even slow down. How much more do we need to know before we decide this is intolerable and take meaningful action?
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Chinese organized crime is using slave labor to rob American seniors. There is a compound in Myanmar called KK Park. It sits on the Thai border. It has a name. A place on the map. It is visible from space. Inside, thousands of people who are not free to leave spend their days messaging American retirees about cryptocurrency. That is one compound. There are dozens more. Americans lost $20.9 billion to fraud last year. Of the losses we can trace to a location, more than half lead back to two countries. Myanmar and Cambodia. The year before, the US government traced at least $10 billion of American losses to scam operations run out of Southeast Asia. A 66% jump in one year. The UN has estimated that 120,000 people may be held in Myanmar's compounds and 100,000 in Cambodia's. Held, not hired. Most were recruited abroad with fake job offers, moved across a border, and only then found out they could not leave. The syndicates running these operations are Chinese. Americans over 60 lost $7.7 billion last year, up from $4.8 billion the year before. The scale is the part people miss. - The US Institute of Peace puts Cambodia's scam economy at $12.5 billion a year, about half the size of the country's economy - Amnesty International identified 86 scam compounds in Cambodia and found evidence the state touched only 24 of them - The US Treasury says militia forces allied with Myanmar's junta profit from the compounds directly That is not crime happening inside a country. In Cambodia it is the economy. In Myanmar it is a militia the government cannot reach and does not want to. The rest of the map: - India, 19% Call centers impersonating Microsoft and the Social Security Administration - Nigeria, 12%. Email and DM fraud (Sound familiar, X users?) - Laos, 7% - Philippines, 5% - Ghana, 3% Now the part that should make you furious. It is not that nobody has tried. - Thailand cut the power, internet and fuel to the border compounds - The Treasury sanctioned 146 people and companies tied to a single Cambodian conglomerate and seized $15 billion in crypto - Myanmar's own army raided KK Park, walked out about 2,000 workers, and announced it had found no evidence of a crime - India raided 76 illegal call centers in a single 2023 sweep - More than 7,000 rescued people were pulled out of Myanmar's compounds in one 2025 purge And the money still went up. The UN published a new assessment this week. One of its analysts described the raids plainly. The compounds were destroyed, and not one of the operations stopped. This is not an intelligence failure. We have the coordinates. We have the names. We have satellite images, sanctions lists, wire records, and thousands of rescued witnesses. We know exactly where the people robbing our grandparents are sitting right now. We have sanctioned them, raided them, and cut their power. They did not even slow down. How much more do we need to know before we decide this is intolerable and take meaningful action?

Sovey

14,981 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

During December, the FBI’s Los Angeles Office surged its violent crime resources and teamed up with federal, state and local partners to conduct 36 joint enforcement operations. These operations resulted in significant disruptions of gang offenders and drug trafficking networks in and around the Los Angeles region, yielding the following accomplishments as part of Operation Coast To Coast: o92 Criminal Complaints filed o8 Search Warrants executed o223 arrests o102.5 Kilograms of Fentanyl seized o470.5 Kilograms of Methamphetamine seized o1.5 Kilograms of Cocaine seized oApproximately $3,000.00 in US Currency seized o29 Firearms recovered Another source of revenue for Los Angeles gangs are “casita” operations, illegal gambling establishments where narcotics, prostitution and firearms trafficking are conducted. Many casitas were targeted by various task forces leading to the detention of over 130 people and the seizure of numerous firearms and narcotics. Additionally, through the FBI’s work on the Darkweb, investigators identified one of the largest vendors selling fentanyl and other controlled substances which are distributed throughout the United States. Warrants served during this operation resulted in the arrest of a Chinese national in the United States illegally, and the seizure of nearly 200 pounds of fentanyl, methamphetamine and other narcotics. The defendant allegedly shipped over 100 parcels of narcotics to buyers throughout the United States on a daily basis for over a year. Read more here:
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During December, the FBI’s Los Angeles Office surged its violent crime resources and teamed up with federal, state and local partners to conduct 36 joint enforcement operations. These operations resulted in significant disruptions of gang offenders and drug trafficking networks in and around the Los Angeles region, yielding the following accomplishments as part of Operation Coast To Coast: o92 Criminal Complaints filed o8 Search Warrants executed o223 arrests o102.5 Kilograms of Fentanyl seized o470.5 Kilograms of Methamphetamine seized o1.5 Kilograms of Cocaine seized oApproximately $3,000.00 in US Currency seized o29 Firearms recovered Another source of revenue for Los Angeles gangs are “casita” operations, illegal gambling establishments where narcotics, prostitution and firearms trafficking are conducted. Many casitas were targeted by various task forces leading to the detention of over 130 people and the seizure of numerous firearms and narcotics. Additionally, through the FBI’s work on the Darkweb, investigators identified one of the largest vendors selling fentanyl and other controlled substances which are distributed throughout the United States. Warrants served during this operation resulted in the arrest of a Chinese national in the United States illegally, and the seizure of nearly 200 pounds of fentanyl, methamphetamine and other narcotics. The defendant allegedly shipped over 100 parcels of narcotics to buyers throughout the United States on a daily basis for over a year. Read more here:

FBI Los Angeles

67,711 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Liu Ren, head of Cambodia's Anhui Chamber of Commerce, arrested in Phnom Penh and facing deportation to China. A circulating video shows him taken from the 47th floor of Huangshan International on June 5. Informed sources call him a major shareholder in Sihanoukville's Jin Bei 3 and say he left Phnom Penh by private jet the night Prince Group's Chen Zhi was arrested, then returned. In a 2024 statement he denied a string of allegations circulating online. That Huangshan International housed scam and laundering operations, that he ran a transnational crime group involved in trafficking, kidnapping, and arms dealing, and that he extorted protection money from Chinese shops near Diamond Island. He reported the rumors to Cambodia's Interior Ministry and said he'd pursue their source legally.
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Liu Ren, head of Cambodia's Anhui Chamber of Commerce, arrested in Phnom Penh and facing deportation to China. A circulating video shows him taken from the 47th floor of Huangshan International on June 5. Informed sources call him a major shareholder in Sihanoukville's Jin Bei 3 and say he left Phnom Penh by private jet the night Prince Group's Chen Zhi was arrested, then returned. In a 2024 statement he denied a string of allegations circulating online. That Huangshan International housed scam and laundering operations, that he ran a transnational crime group involved in trafficking, kidnapping, and arms dealing, and that he extorted protection money from Chinese shops near Diamond Island. He reported the rumors to Cambodia's Interior Ministry and said he'd pursue their source legally.

Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭

14,987 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Hundreds of Indonesian university students stormed a refugee shelter, forcefully evicting Rohingya refugees and demanding their immediate deportation. Footage showed Rohingya women and children being forced to sit on the ground in tears. At the same time, the mob trampled over their belongings and attempted to attack them. The students forced the 137 Rohingya refugees out of the temporary shelter and onto trucks ready to be deported. The storming of the refugee shelter in the city of Banda Aceh marks just the latest incident in a string of attacks against the persecuted minority from Myanmar seeking refuge in Indonesia. The UN said that the attack was the result of a coordinated online campaign of misinformation and hate speech, as many residents claim the refugees take scarce resources and come into conflict with locals. More than 1,500 Rohingya refugees have arrived on the shores of Aceh since mid-November in what the UN says is their most significant influx in eight years. Anti-Rohingya sentiment escalated in 2017 when the Muslim Rohingya population in Myanmar was the target of a genocide by the Myanmar military. The military killed more than 25,000 Rohingyas and forced over 700,000 to flee their homeland, with many seeking refuge in neighboring countries such as Bangladesh and India. With anti-Rohingya violence intensifying in those countries, many attempt deadly sea journeys to Malaysia and Indonesia, where they’re frequently met with the same discrimination. As a result of ongoing persecution in Myanmar and anti-Rohingya sentiment growing across the region, many remain terrified and traumatized. The dire situation for the stateless Rohingya people leaves one to ask if they are the most persecuted minority in the world, as they are often described.
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Hundreds of Indonesian university students stormed a refugee shelter, forcefully evicting Rohingya refugees and demanding their immediate deportation. Footage showed Rohingya women and children being forced to sit on the ground in tears. At the same time, the mob trampled over their belongings and attempted to attack them. The students forced the 137 Rohingya refugees out of the temporary shelter and onto trucks ready to be deported. The storming of the refugee shelter in the city of Banda Aceh marks just the latest incident in a string of attacks against the persecuted minority from Myanmar seeking refuge in Indonesia. The UN said that the attack was the result of a coordinated online campaign of misinformation and hate speech, as many residents claim the refugees take scarce resources and come into conflict with locals. More than 1,500 Rohingya refugees have arrived on the shores of Aceh since mid-November in what the UN says is their most significant influx in eight years. Anti-Rohingya sentiment escalated in 2017 when the Muslim Rohingya population in Myanmar was the target of a genocide by the Myanmar military. The military killed more than 25,000 Rohingyas and forced over 700,000 to flee their homeland, with many seeking refuge in neighboring countries such as Bangladesh and India. With anti-Rohingya violence intensifying in those countries, many attempt deadly sea journeys to Malaysia and Indonesia, where they’re frequently met with the same discrimination. As a result of ongoing persecution in Myanmar and anti-Rohingya sentiment growing across the region, many remain terrified and traumatized. The dire situation for the stateless Rohingya people leaves one to ask if they are the most persecuted minority in the world, as they are often described.

Hüseyin Dogru

4,896,937 просмотров • 2 лет назад

EXPOSED: During the 2020 presidential debate between candidate Joe Biden and President Donald J. Trump, Biden claimed he and his family never received a penny from China. But, Hunter Biden admitted in court this week that he received over $600,000 from a Chinese company with ties to the CCP, contradicting President Biden's previous statements. He pleaded not guilty after the judge rejected a criticized plea deal. Prosecutors revealed he got $664,000 from a "Chinese infrastructure investment company." More broadly, Rep. James Comer has revealed that at least six major banks, including JP Morgan (J.P. Morgan) , Bank of America (Bank of America), and Wells Fargo (Wells Fargo), flagged 170+ suspicious activity reports to Treasury Dept. about the Biden family. What they did, Comer explained, was that they set up 20 shell companies. A shell company is a business entity that exists on paper but has no significant operations, assets, or active business activities. The money would come from China, Romania, or Ukraine and go to the first company, then moved to the second, third, and finally the last before hitting Hunter Biden's account. They did that to hide the source of the money. One transaction that was flagged was over $3 million from China. It went to a fake account in the name of Robinson Walker. About 24 hours and 2 minutes after, just the time for the money to be cleared by the bank, they started wiring it to different shell/fake companies. The Bidens got $1.3 million of that money, while someone else got a third of the money. The $1.3 million went to four different Biden family members. It went on and on...... YOUR REACTION
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EXPOSED: During the 2020 presidential debate between candidate Joe Biden and President Donald J. Trump, Biden claimed he and his family never received a penny from China. But, Hunter Biden admitted in court this week that he received over $600,000 from a Chinese company with ties to the CCP, contradicting President Biden's previous statements. He pleaded not guilty after the judge rejected a criticized plea deal. Prosecutors revealed he got $664,000 from a "Chinese infrastructure investment company." More broadly, Rep. James Comer has revealed that at least six major banks, including JP Morgan (J.P. Morgan) , Bank of America (Bank of America), and Wells Fargo (Wells Fargo), flagged 170+ suspicious activity reports to Treasury Dept. about the Biden family. What they did, Comer explained, was that they set up 20 shell companies. A shell company is a business entity that exists on paper but has no significant operations, assets, or active business activities. The money would come from China, Romania, or Ukraine and go to the first company, then moved to the second, third, and finally the last before hitting Hunter Biden's account. They did that to hide the source of the money. One transaction that was flagged was over $3 million from China. It went to a fake account in the name of Robinson Walker. About 24 hours and 2 minutes after, just the time for the money to be cleared by the bank, they started wiring it to different shell/fake companies. The Bidens got $1.3 million of that money, while someone else got a third of the money. The $1.3 million went to four different Biden family members. It went on and on...... YOUR REACTION

Simon Ateba

1,514,779 просмотров • 3 лет назад

🇨🇳The homicide rate among Chinese nationals in South Korea is over seven times higher than that of Koreans. When many Koreans think of Chinese nationals, they often associate them with crime. However, this negative perception was not formed overnight, nor is it a product of imagination. Rather, it is the result of decades of repeated exposure to incidents involving fraud, theft, murder, violent crime, and drug trafficking committed by Chinese nationals in South Korea. As of 2024, Chinese nationals accounted for 57.5% of all foreign murder suspects in South Korea (42 out of 73 total cases). With a resident population of approximately 959,000, this corresponds to a homicide rate of roughly 4.4 per 100,000 people, compared with about 0.6 per 100,000 for South Korean nationals (based on completed murders). This gap is particularly striking given that South Korea’s overall intentional homicide rate is among the lowest in the world—approximately one-tenth of the global average (5.6–5.8) and well below the OECD average (2.5–4.0). For these reasons, many South Koreans strongly hate China—and China still doesn’t understand why.
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🇨🇳The homicide rate among Chinese nationals in South Korea is over seven times higher than that of Koreans. When many Koreans think of Chinese nationals, they often associate them with crime. However, this negative perception was not formed overnight, nor is it a product of imagination. Rather, it is the result of decades of repeated exposure to incidents involving fraud, theft, murder, violent crime, and drug trafficking committed by Chinese nationals in South Korea. As of 2024, Chinese nationals accounted for 57.5% of all foreign murder suspects in South Korea (42 out of 73 total cases). With a resident population of approximately 959,000, this corresponds to a homicide rate of roughly 4.4 per 100,000 people, compared with about 0.6 per 100,000 for South Korean nationals (based on completed murders). This gap is particularly striking given that South Korea’s overall intentional homicide rate is among the lowest in the world—approximately one-tenth of the global average (5.6–5.8) and well below the OECD average (2.5–4.0). For these reasons, many South Koreans strongly hate China—and China still doesn’t understand why.

ViiV🇰🇷비브

18,187 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

In a dreadful event a Hindu girl has been missing since 2019 in Pune, Maharashtra. Keep in mind that the girl was in 10th standard back then, only 16 years old! She was returning from her final SSC exams when she was abducted by an 'unidentified person' as stated by her father in a missing person complaint. Years passed and despite the continuous pleading of the girl's family, Police failed in finding the girl, after a while the family discovered that their daughter was abducted by Javed Sheikh. The family in fear of shame did not tell anyone about the abduction but were actively trying to search for the girl, In this quest the girl's brother with the help of his friend discovered that Javed was a resident of their town Manchar, after which they located his house and observed it for weeks. Later, after inquiring the neighbors, they found out there was a new girl that had joined Javed's home recently and that she was a newly added 'family member'. The family figured that their girl had been forcefully married against their will, so they decided to barge into the house on 16 May. They spotted their girl in a Hijab in one of the rooms, the girl was scared of her core!The family's earlier speculation was that the girl is scared of them and their fury of her marrying against their will. But the truth will baffle you. The girl was not scared of her family, she was scared of people, each and every person around her, because she was in trauma, in depression, after the family rescued her she revealed that- After she was abducted by Javed, she was brutally tortured and assaulted by Javed and his family members. She also said that she was raped and kept hostage for months in the apartment. She has been diagnosed with severe depression and, as said earlier, is even scared of everyone around her, including her own family members, due to trauma. She was married forcefully against her will, was raped, forced to go through conversion, marks of cigarettes were all over her body, allegation is also that she was thrown into a racket of prostitution for 6 months! Now tell me, how can a human being do this? What possible hate could they have against Hindus to fall to such a level?
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In a dreadful event a Hindu girl has been missing since 2019 in Pune, Maharashtra. Keep in mind that the girl was in 10th standard back then, only 16 years old! She was returning from her final SSC exams when she was abducted by an 'unidentified person' as stated by her father in a missing person complaint. Years passed and despite the continuous pleading of the girl's family, Police failed in finding the girl, after a while the family discovered that their daughter was abducted by Javed Sheikh. The family in fear of shame did not tell anyone about the abduction but were actively trying to search for the girl, In this quest the girl's brother with the help of his friend discovered that Javed was a resident of their town Manchar, after which they located his house and observed it for weeks. Later, after inquiring the neighbors, they found out there was a new girl that had joined Javed's home recently and that she was a newly added 'family member'. The family figured that their girl had been forcefully married against their will, so they decided to barge into the house on 16 May. They spotted their girl in a Hijab in one of the rooms, the girl was scared of her core!The family's earlier speculation was that the girl is scared of them and their fury of her marrying against their will. But the truth will baffle you. The girl was not scared of her family, she was scared of people, each and every person around her, because she was in trauma, in depression, after the family rescued her she revealed that- After she was abducted by Javed, she was brutally tortured and assaulted by Javed and his family members. She also said that she was raped and kept hostage for months in the apartment. She has been diagnosed with severe depression and, as said earlier, is even scared of everyone around her, including her own family members, due to trauma. She was married forcefully against her will, was raped, forced to go through conversion, marks of cigarettes were all over her body, allegation is also that she was thrown into a racket of prostitution for 6 months! Now tell me, how can a human being do this? What possible hate could they have against Hindus to fall to such a level?

BALA

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⚡️JUST IN: The Israeli army EXECUTED a family of seven members using snipers. The New York Times published a video investigation that delves into a series of horrifying events that occurred in early December. Investigations of this kind are rare due to the lack of sufficient footage and the difficulty in investigating the sheer number of similar incidents. Details: On December 5, the Israeli army completed its control of the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia. The following morning, a boy from the Abu Saleh family left a nearby school that had been turned into a shelter for displaced people, where he and his family were staying. He stepped outside to see what remained after the bulldozers had left. An Israeli army sniper shot him in the heart. The family heard the gunfire and found him. As the boy lay dying, the family prepared for his burial. The father, mother, and four other children carried his body on a stretcher and made their way to the cemetery, holding a white flag. After the burial, they returned to the school. Just 200 meters from the school, while still holding the white flag and the empty stretcher, an Israeli sniper shot and killed them all. Video footage shows the bodies huddled on the ground, possibly trying to shield each other from gunfire. One family member—the daughter and sister—survived because she hadn’t gone with them to the burial. She was unaware of her family’s fate due to a lack of phone coverage. The next day, the Israeli army began evacuating people from the area. The daughter then encountered the bodies of her six family members on the road. She was in shock. The Israeli army did not allow her or her relatives to bury the bodies. Weeks later, after the Israeli forces withdrew from the area, residents searching through the remaining debris found the remains of the family. Israeli bulldozers had buried them along with the rubble and waste.
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⚡️JUST IN: The Israeli army EXECUTED a family of seven members using snipers. The New York Times published a video investigation that delves into a series of horrifying events that occurred in early December. Investigations of this kind are rare due to the lack of sufficient footage and the difficulty in investigating the sheer number of similar incidents. Details: On December 5, the Israeli army completed its control of the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia. The following morning, a boy from the Abu Saleh family left a nearby school that had been turned into a shelter for displaced people, where he and his family were staying. He stepped outside to see what remained after the bulldozers had left. An Israeli army sniper shot him in the heart. The family heard the gunfire and found him. As the boy lay dying, the family prepared for his burial. The father, mother, and four other children carried his body on a stretcher and made their way to the cemetery, holding a white flag. After the burial, they returned to the school. Just 200 meters from the school, while still holding the white flag and the empty stretcher, an Israeli sniper shot and killed them all. Video footage shows the bodies huddled on the ground, possibly trying to shield each other from gunfire. One family member—the daughter and sister—survived because she hadn’t gone with them to the burial. She was unaware of her family’s fate due to a lack of phone coverage. The next day, the Israeli army began evacuating people from the area. The daughter then encountered the bodies of her six family members on the road. She was in shock. The Israeli army did not allow her or her relatives to bury the bodies. Weeks later, after the Israeli forces withdrew from the area, residents searching through the remaining debris found the remains of the family. Israeli bulldozers had buried them along with the rubble and waste.

Suppressed News.

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Locals in Mtwapa, Kilifi County have reported the resurgence of the notorious Panga Boys gang, despite ongoing operations targeting the group in the coastal region. A resident who reached out to this news outlet shared CCTV footage showing the gang attempting a robbery at his compound. Although the thieves managed to steal only a few items, they returned with a larger group shortly after. The ongoing operation, which began with the detention of 33 suspects on March 25, 2025, saw authorities obtain a 14-day detention order from Kwale courts. The suspects, accused of violent activities in Diani, were held in various police stations across Kwale, Msambweni, and Diani. This action followed an intensification of efforts by Coast Regional Commander Ali Nunow to combat the growing menace, with police engaging both law enforcement and community leaders to curb the violence. The crackdown escalated on April 4, 2025, with the arrest of nine more suspects in Msambweni. Officers recovered 11 pangas, knives, cannabis, a toy gun, and other tools linked to gang activity during this intelligence-based operation. Just days prior, police had arrested 51 gang members in Kisauni and 120 more in Kwale, after a violent attack on locals in Diani. Authorities are continuing their efforts to dismantle the criminal network, though recent reports from Mtwapa suggest the Panga Boys are quickly adapting.
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Locals in Mtwapa, Kilifi County have reported the resurgence of the notorious Panga Boys gang, despite ongoing operations targeting the group in the coastal region. A resident who reached out to this news outlet shared CCTV footage showing the gang attempting a robbery at his compound. Although the thieves managed to steal only a few items, they returned with a larger group shortly after. The ongoing operation, which began with the detention of 33 suspects on March 25, 2025, saw authorities obtain a 14-day detention order from Kwale courts. The suspects, accused of violent activities in Diani, were held in various police stations across Kwale, Msambweni, and Diani. This action followed an intensification of efforts by Coast Regional Commander Ali Nunow to combat the growing menace, with police engaging both law enforcement and community leaders to curb the violence. The crackdown escalated on April 4, 2025, with the arrest of nine more suspects in Msambweni. Officers recovered 11 pangas, knives, cannabis, a toy gun, and other tools linked to gang activity during this intelligence-based operation. Just days prior, police had arrested 51 gang members in Kisauni and 120 more in Kwale, after a violent attack on locals in Diani. Authorities are continuing their efforts to dismantle the criminal network, though recent reports from Mtwapa suggest the Panga Boys are quickly adapting.

Cyprian, Is Nyakundi

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BREAKING: Police rescue ex-Power Minister Adelabu’s sister, nephews The Nigeria Police have rescued the younger sister of former Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, Mrs Olaide Busayo Adegoke John-Paul, alongside her 12-year-old twin sons, Peter and Paul, during a coordinated operation. According to reports, the rescue was carried out on Saturday, following sustained intelligence-led tracking and tactical pressure on the kidnappers. Security sources said the operation led to a fierce exchange of gunfire between police operatives and the kidnappers. During the confrontation, two suspected kidnappers were neutralised, while two firearms were recovered from the gang. The victims were successfully freed alive after the operation, bringing relief to their family and the public following days of uncertainty. The victims were abducted on June 3, 2026, at about 7:30 a.m. while on their way to drop the children at school. The incident had sparked widespread concern, particularly due to the profile of the family involved and the rising cases of kidnappings in parts of the country. Security operatives have continued combing nearby areas in search of fleeing members of the kidnapping syndicate. According to police sources, some of the suspects are believed to have escaped with gunshot injuries sustained during the exchange. Authorities say efforts are ongoing to track down the remaining members of the gang and dismantle the network behind the abduction.
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BREAKING: Police rescue ex-Power Minister Adelabu’s sister, nephews The Nigeria Police have rescued the younger sister of former Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, Mrs Olaide Busayo Adegoke John-Paul, alongside her 12-year-old twin sons, Peter and Paul, during a coordinated operation. According to reports, the rescue was carried out on Saturday, following sustained intelligence-led tracking and tactical pressure on the kidnappers. Security sources said the operation led to a fierce exchange of gunfire between police operatives and the kidnappers. During the confrontation, two suspected kidnappers were neutralised, while two firearms were recovered from the gang. The victims were successfully freed alive after the operation, bringing relief to their family and the public following days of uncertainty. The victims were abducted on June 3, 2026, at about 7:30 a.m. while on their way to drop the children at school. The incident had sparked widespread concern, particularly due to the profile of the family involved and the rising cases of kidnappings in parts of the country. Security operatives have continued combing nearby areas in search of fleeing members of the kidnapping syndicate. According to police sources, some of the suspects are believed to have escaped with gunshot injuries sustained during the exchange. Authorities say efforts are ongoing to track down the remaining members of the gang and dismantle the network behind the abduction.

Renewed Hope United Kingdom

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BREAKING: OWO CHURCH ATTACK: COURT SENTENCES 4 TO DEATH BY HANGING, ONE DISCHARGED AND ACQUIITED The Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced four men to death by hanging for carrying out the deadly June 5, 2022 attack on Saint Francis Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State where over 40 worshippers were killed. These are four of the five defendants, who have been standing trial on a nine-count terrorism charge filed by the Department of State Services (DSS). They are Idris Abdulmalik Omeiza (25), Al Qasim Idris (20), Jamiu Abdulmalik (26), and Abdulhaleem Idris (25) while the fifth defendant Momoh Otuho Abubakar (47) was discharged and acquitted. In his verdict, Justice Emeka Nwite convicted the four defendants on all nine counts of committing acts of terrorism in breach of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act citing crimes including membership of a proscribed terrorist group - Al-Shabab (an ISWAP affiliate), conspiracy to commit terrorist act, and kidnapping hostage-taking and for killing the over 40 worshippers. Justice Nwite held that the prosecution had proved its case against the convicts beyond reasonable doubt. The judge however held that the prosecution failed to prove its case against the fifth defendant. The prosecution linked the defendants to the Owo attack through witness identifications, phone tracking data, cell tower records, and confessional statements. The suspects, alleged to be members of the Al-Shabaab a terrorist group affiliated to ISWAP. The group operates mainly in Okene, Kogi State. The defendants pleaded not guilty when arraigned in August 2025. The DSS called 11 witnesses with 23 documents tendered in evidence during its case. These included attack survivors (one of whom testified from a wheelchair after losing both legs and an eye), a Catholic priest who was conducting the Mass, church members, Amotekun security operatives, and DSS investigators with digital forensic expertise. Several witnesses testified under protection with coded identities. A total of 23 documents were tendered in evidence by the DSS during the case. The prosecution, led by counsel Ayodeji Adedipe, had urged the court to convict the defendants and impose the maximum punishment of death by firing squad or hanging, citing the gravity of the offence. The defence presented its case, with most of the defendants taking the witness stand to testify in their defence. A trial-within-a-trial was conducted over the admissibility of the defendants’ confessional statements, which the defence claimed were obtained under duress. They claimed they were stripped them, subjected to beatings and torture including electric shocks to their stomach and genitals to force them to admit guilt to the Owo church attack. The DSS operatives allegedly said 'they must either confess or die.' The four defendants alleged that they were also promised to pay them handsomely if they indicted the fifth defendant, Momoh Otuho Abubakar, as the operational leader of the deadly Owo Church attack. Justice Emeka Nwite presided over the matter, which had previously faced several delays but progressed steadily in 2025 and 2026. The Owo church attack remains one of the most heinous acts of terrorism in recent Nigerian history. No group officially claimed responsibility at the time, though suspicions initially pointed toward Islamic State-affiliated factions.
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BREAKING: OWO CHURCH ATTACK: COURT SENTENCES 4 TO DEATH BY HANGING, ONE DISCHARGED AND ACQUIITED The Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced four men to death by hanging for carrying out the deadly June 5, 2022 attack on Saint Francis Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State where over 40 worshippers were killed. These are four of the five defendants, who have been standing trial on a nine-count terrorism charge filed by the Department of State Services (DSS). They are Idris Abdulmalik Omeiza (25), Al Qasim Idris (20), Jamiu Abdulmalik (26), and Abdulhaleem Idris (25) while the fifth defendant Momoh Otuho Abubakar (47) was discharged and acquitted. In his verdict, Justice Emeka Nwite convicted the four defendants on all nine counts of committing acts of terrorism in breach of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act citing crimes including membership of a proscribed terrorist group - Al-Shabab (an ISWAP affiliate), conspiracy to commit terrorist act, and kidnapping hostage-taking and for killing the over 40 worshippers. Justice Nwite held that the prosecution had proved its case against the convicts beyond reasonable doubt. The judge however held that the prosecution failed to prove its case against the fifth defendant. The prosecution linked the defendants to the Owo attack through witness identifications, phone tracking data, cell tower records, and confessional statements. The suspects, alleged to be members of the Al-Shabaab a terrorist group affiliated to ISWAP. The group operates mainly in Okene, Kogi State. The defendants pleaded not guilty when arraigned in August 2025. The DSS called 11 witnesses with 23 documents tendered in evidence during its case. These included attack survivors (one of whom testified from a wheelchair after losing both legs and an eye), a Catholic priest who was conducting the Mass, church members, Amotekun security operatives, and DSS investigators with digital forensic expertise. Several witnesses testified under protection with coded identities. A total of 23 documents were tendered in evidence by the DSS during the case. The prosecution, led by counsel Ayodeji Adedipe, had urged the court to convict the defendants and impose the maximum punishment of death by firing squad or hanging, citing the gravity of the offence. The defence presented its case, with most of the defendants taking the witness stand to testify in their defence. A trial-within-a-trial was conducted over the admissibility of the defendants’ confessional statements, which the defence claimed were obtained under duress. They claimed they were stripped them, subjected to beatings and torture including electric shocks to their stomach and genitals to force them to admit guilt to the Owo church attack. The DSS operatives allegedly said 'they must either confess or die.' The four defendants alleged that they were also promised to pay them handsomely if they indicted the fifth defendant, Momoh Otuho Abubakar, as the operational leader of the deadly Owo Church attack. Justice Emeka Nwite presided over the matter, which had previously faced several delays but progressed steadily in 2025 and 2026. The Owo church attack remains one of the most heinous acts of terrorism in recent Nigerian history. No group officially claimed responsibility at the time, though suspicions initially pointed toward Islamic State-affiliated factions.

ARISE NEWS

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ICYMI: More video from the narco tunnel discovered under San Diego: Chief Patrol Agent - San Diego Sector reports that the Homeland Security Task Force has dismantled a sophisticated cross-border cartel tunnel in Otay Mesa, California. After months of surveillance, agents arrested four suspects on May 29, 2026, as they allegedly attempted to move more than 2,000 pounds of cocaine through the underground passage. The tunnel stretched 1,933 feet—including 869 feet inside the United States—and reached depths of 55 feet. Investigators say it was equipped with electricity, ventilation, reinforced shoring, and an electronic rail system, highlighting the sophistication of modern cartel smuggling operations. Authorities say the tunnel was shut down before the cartel could successfully use it to move narcotics into the United States.
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ICYMI: More video from the narco tunnel discovered under San Diego: Chief Patrol Agent - San Diego Sector reports that the Homeland Security Task Force has dismantled a sophisticated cross-border cartel tunnel in Otay Mesa, California. After months of surveillance, agents arrested four suspects on May 29, 2026, as they allegedly attempted to move more than 2,000 pounds of cocaine through the underground passage. The tunnel stretched 1,933 feet—including 869 feet inside the United States—and reached depths of 55 feet. Investigators say it was equipped with electricity, ventilation, reinforced shoring, and an electronic rail system, highlighting the sophistication of modern cartel smuggling operations. Authorities say the tunnel was shut down before the cartel could successfully use it to move narcotics into the United States.

Ali Bradley

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