AZ Audit – U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar: “There Was Fraud Here – We Need To Demand That The Attorney General Indict”

U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar understands there was fraud in Arizona’s 2020 presidential election. He is one of many lawmakers urging Arizona Attorney General Brnovich to follow through with indictments.

On Saturday in Scottsdale Arizona, Congressman Paul Gosar hosted a campaign event with Congressman Matt Gaetz (R-FL) where he told the crowd it’s time for Brnovich to pony up and fix elections before 2022.

Those skeptical of voting after the 2020 crime of the century can sign up as local precinct committeemen and poll watchers to influence election law and make sure it is enforced.

Until then, 2020 needs to be fixed.

Yesterday, Arizona Senate President Karen Fann told a Phoenix radio station that Brnovich has opened a formal investigation into the fraud, but we have still seen no arrests or indictments. Republican State Senators will meet this week to draft critical election reform laws and secure 2022.

“There was fraud here”, says Congressman Gosar, and everybody needs to contact Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich and demand real action.

Brnovich, a U.S. Senate candidate will never win another primary election again if he fails Arizona.

Gosar agrees that we need to expand the Maricopa County audit into the other large counties in Arizona where massive discrepancies have been found, including over 100% turnout in multiple Pima County precincts.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/10/video-az-audit-u-s-congressman-paul-gosar-fraud-need-demand-attorney-general-indict/

Schiff: Trump ‘Cult’ Thinks ‘Minorities Should Not Be Participating’ in Elections

Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA) said Wednesday on MSNBC’s “The ReidOut” that the Republican Party had become a “cult” of former President Donald Trump.

He added that the GOP did not want minorities to participate in elections.

Discussing a conservative think tank, Schiff said, “Seeing the Claremont Institute, seeing these institutes giving some kind of intellectual cover to what is just a scandalous effort, the Republican Party and infrastructure like that institute are now an anti-truth, anti-democratic cult of a former president. Who would have imagined such a thing could happen in this country.”

He continued, “There is a sustained effort before the election, during the election, and after the election to this day to discredit the whole idea that we can still rely on elections to decide who should govern. If you pull that pillar of our democracy out, it comes crumbling down, and what is left other than violence? If you can’t trust the ballot box t0 resolve differences, what is left but violence? It’s what led to January 6 and what may lead to further violence.”

Schiff added, “Joy, I think you’re absolutely right about the subtext here. If Republicans lose elections, it’s because of people who are Black and Brown and don’t look like White America, and therefore it is inherently invalid and illegitimate. Because I think the subtext is they feel that minorities should not be participating if they’re going to be decisive in an election. You know, I think when you look at those who attack the Capitol that day with their Confederate flags and Auschwitz t-shirts, there is no separating this insurrection from the white nationalist motivation behind it.”

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2021/10/27/schiff-trump-cult-thinks-minorities-should-not-be-participating-in-elections/

Evergrande Chairman Pledges Luxury $90 Million Hong Kong Mansion As Collateral For Loan

One day after China made it clear that it will require a pound of flesh from Evergrande Chairman Hui Ka Yan when it demanded that he tap his personal wealth to pay down the insolvent property developer's debt (something which he can't do as his entire fortune is currently around $7 billion, a far cry from the company's $300 billion in liabilities) we learn that an associate of Yan's recently put up a luxury house owned by the chairman in Hong Kong for loan collateral as the billionaire and his property empire face an escalating debt crisis.

According to documents from the city’s Land Registry, a property on Hong Kong Island’s Black’s Link trail, known for its wealthy communities and expansive views, was pledged Oct. 19 to the local branch of China Construction Bank in exchange for a HK$300 million loan. Market observers estimate the property’s value at HK$700 million ($90 million).

According to Caixin, the property was pledged under pressure from Evergrande’s creditors, which demanded additional security for the company’s private equity financing. As everyone is aware by now, Evergrande is struggling to repay debts amounting more than $300 billion, some of which it has defaulted on.

The property is owned by billionaire Hui, who is expected to dispose of more personal assets gradually, said the Caixin source, to be in compliance with Beijing's demands. A registration document showed that the property is owned by a company called Yuanxun Ltd. On July 30, Tan Haijun, an associate of Hui, became director of the company.

Also on July 30, Tan succeeded Hui as sole director of Giant Hill Ltd., a company that owns another luxury villa on Black’s Link trail. Hui owns the HK$800 million house as sole shareholder of Giant Hill, a situation not uncommon in Hong Kong (or New York for that matter) where many wealthy people own property through companies.

The relationship between Hui and Tan is unclear, although local media HK01 reported that Tan is the butler in Hui’s house. The two houses are next to each other, and both are owned by Hui’s family, according to HK01.

According to Caixin, land registry records showed that Yuanxun and Giant Hill were both registered in Hong Kong in March 2006. The companies bought the two Black’s Link properties in August 2009 without disclosing financial details.

After the directorship transfer in Giant Hill, Hui remains the sole shareholder of the company. Industry experts said the personnel change is an attempt to make it easier for Hui to deal with the offshore asset as he lives on the Chinese mainland. It can give Hui more flexibility, as Tan now has the right to handle the company’s operations, such as pledging the property for loans or even selling it, a real estate agent specializing in luxury properties said.

In other words, it is the Evergrande Chairman himself who is starting to liquidate pledge personal assets for new funds.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/evergrande-chairman-pledges-luxury-90-million-hong-kong-mansion-collateral-loan

China Seeks Upgrade of ASEAN Relationship to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership at November Summit

After 30 years of dialogue with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), China is reportedly seeking to upgrade that relationship as its ties to the region deepen. It also comes as the United States tries to boost its own ties in Southeast Asia and wrest the area from Chinese influence.

The pitch, made on the sidelines of the ASEAN virtual summit by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, was revealed by Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong during his official remarks in which he expressed in-principle support for China upgrading its relationship with the bloc to a “comprehensive strategic partnership,” according to Straits-Times.

The meeting would reportedly take place next month and be attended by Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob has also expressed support for the idea, according to the South China Morning Post.

However, not all were immediately ready. Thailand has taken a more cautious approach, with government spokesman Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana telling Bloomberg the country wants the South China Sea Code of Conduct to be in place to guarantee “effective, substantive and in accordance with international law” before formally deepening relations with Beijing.

The document, long in the negotiating phase, hit an important milestone in August when another section of the document was agreed upon. The code of conduct would lay out a framework for settling nautical disputes in the South China Sea, where China, Taiwan, and several ASEAN members have overlapping claims on islands and the sea lanes surrounding them. These lead to regular confrontations involving fishing fleets, petroleum exploration vessels, and warships conducting maritime maneuvers.

Pressure to make progress on the code of conduct increased earlier this year amid a weeks-long showdown over Whitsun Reef, a small island in the Spratly chain claimed by the Philippines and China where a Chinese fishing fleet anchored, claiming to be seeking shelter from stormy weather.

China has grown closer to ASEAN’s 10 member states since it was admitted as an observer in 1991, becoming its largest trading partner last year, Lee said in his remarks. That trend will only continue as China’s Belt and Road Initiative infrastructure megaproject continues to expand. The highly anticipated opening of a new high-speed rail line connecting Kunming, the capital of China’s southern Yunnan Province with Vientiane, capital of the mountainous landlocked country of Laos, 1,013 kilometers away, is the latest such example.

Li noted in his remarks to the bloc’s leaders that the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the world’s largest free trade bloc, would soon enter force after a sixth nation, ASEAN chair Brunei, ratified it earlier this month.

The deal can enter force once 15 countries ratify it; so far Thailand, Singapore, China, Japan, Cambodia, and Brunei have done so, meaning it needs three more from ASEAN and one other before it can take effect. Last month, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi made a tour of the region urging RCEP’s ratification, focusing especially on Vietnam, which is being courted especially strongly by the United States.

https://sputniknews.com/20211028/china-seeks-upgrade-of-asean-relationship-to-comprehensive-strategic-partnership-at-november-summit-1090265691.html

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