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#16158696 at 2022-04-26 19:51:26 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20438: It's All About The Primaries/Midterm Red Wave, WINNING Edition

The Very Richest Owning Media Companies is the Rule Not an Exception $TWTR $FB

As a service to those who have outrage-induced amnesia or to those who are just ignorant of facts, I will remind everyone that the very richest owning media companies is the rule. Elon Musk, the World's wealthiest owning media company Twitter will not be an exception.

We can go down a partial List.

Charles Ergen is worth about $10 bilLion and is the co-founder and Chairman of the satelLite communications and TV Companies, Echostar and Direct TV.
Robin Li is the CEO and co-founder of Chinese search company Baidu.
Rupert Murdoch is the owner of a media empire that includes Fox News, The Times of London, The New York Post, and The Wall Street Journal. Rupert Murdoch is worth about $21 bilLion.
Zhang Yiming founded and owns a lot of Tik tok. His net worth is about $44 bilLion. The people get richer going down this List.
Jack Ma owns a lot of ALibaba. ALibaba owns a lot of social media site Weibo and video platform BiLibiLi.
Ma Huateng owns a lot of Tencent. Tencent owns WeChat and the messaging service QQ.
David Thomson owns the pubLishing and media conglomerate
Thomson Reuters. Reuters has the newswire that provides articles to most of the newspapers.
Mark Zuckerberg owns Facebook which also has WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger.
Carlos SLim Helu is Mexico's richest man and owns 17% stake of The New York Times.
Michael Bloomberg owns Bloomberg.com and Business Week.
Warren Buffett has a big ownership stake in Verizon Communications. Verizon Media runs digital brands Like Yahoo, TechCrunch, and AOL. . . . . .

https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2022/04/the-very-richest-owning-media-companies-is-the-rule-not-the-exception.html#more-175597

#12219332 at 2020-12-29 06:32:23 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #15601 Late Night Snack Edition

>>12219295
On Christmas, Miles Guo broadcast a message to his followers during a Live stream event.

He talked about considering the real meaning behind these festivals and the importance of following law and order.

He confirmed his beLief that President Trump would be declared the winner of the presidential election. As soon as major sanctions against the large Chinese financial institutions are implemented, the paper tiger of the CCP will fold. Miles also talked at length about how the CCP is pressuring entrepreneurs to confiscate their companies in the name of communism. Furthermore, Miles also talked about the visible evidence of the moral corruption of the CCP in view of how they allowed Jho Low, the illegitimate son of a senior CCP official, to do as he pleased.

On Christmas and other festivlas

"We need to understand the true meaning of the major festivals in the world, they are not designed just for eating and drinking purposes.

The CCP has been abusing the kindness and ignorance of the Chinese people to deceive and control them for 70 years.

Let me emphasize that culture and education are helpful to improve your knowledge and social status, yet only through the process of law can we achieve real democracy and freedom."

--- Miles Guo

On President Trump

"Let me assure you that President Trump will definitely get re-elected! A former leader of a certain country talked to me the other day, as he beLieved that Joe Biden would win, and this leader asked me to go to his country, and he will give me the highest protection. I told him that nothing will affect President Trump's victory, let's see the final result. I was very surprised that many of my poLitical friends thought that Joe Biden would win the election this time around. What made me happy is that many poLiticians in the world highly admired the various kinds of information provided by us, including on the CCP-virus, the misinformation, the money and honey bribery of Western eLites by the CCP and the CCP's treatment of private enterprises in China."

--- Miles Guo

On the CCP paper tiger

"All the CCP controlled Chinese enterprises in the United States will face special scrutiny in the U.S. and audits from the Securities Regulatory Commission, which includes the executed sanctions on the high ranking CCP officials. In 2018, when I mentioned that the United States would impose sanctions on Chinese-funded enterprises, I experienced great pressure from all ends. My source from the top CCP Officials within its system told me that the United States dare not do it, as it would cause the Sino-U.S. relationship to spiral out of control. The fact that the Chinese Ping An group and HSBC Bank have not been sanctioned yet is due to the collusion between Wall Street and the CCP. By uplugging the CCP's blood sucking fangs from Wall Street, SiLicon Valley, and Hollywood, the CCP's inflated paper tiger will deflate to its real state very quickly. Our secret fighters within the CCP will then be able to see the true color of the CCP. All the big businesspeople in China, Like Jack Ma (former Chairman of ALibaba), Pony Ma (Chairman of Tencent), Robin Li (Chairman of China Search Engine, Baidu), Liu Chuanzhi?the retired yet powerful entrepreneur from the Lenovo Group Ltd, etc. have all expressed their views to hand over their businesses to the CCP. The CCP once again can legally take over all these private enterprises in the name of communism, as they did before 1979. If this time, the CCP continues to do it again to suck the people dry, someone will have to do something, and more people will follow our Whistleblower Movement and the New Federal State of China."

--- Miles Guo

On challenges

"The most fascinating part of our movement is that it always challenges us. It tests what we are unwilLing to face, our courage, sincerity, and kindness to each other and our people in China, in American and the rest of the world. In general, people who beLieve in fake, evil, and ugly things usually have low EQ and IQ to some extent. Ignorance can also make people's EQ and IQ even lower. BeLieve it or not, almost all of the family members of top-ranking CCP officials in its decision circle have been watching our news and shows since 2017."

--- Miles Guo

On ethical Living

"Regarding the U.S. presidential election: I urge our followers to pay close attention to the final details and the final result. There is only a 1% chance that Nancy Pelosi will become interim president. No matter how tortuous the process, it will be President Trump's win in the end.

#9262920 at 2020-05-21 13:27:26 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #11855 We Hold The Key Within Our Hands Edition

China's Baidu Considers DeListing From Nasdaq; Stock Tumbles, Drags Chinese Megacaps Lower

The US can't kick out Chinese companies from US stock exchanges if said Chinese companies deList first.

That is probably what went through the head of Chinese search giant Baidu - metaphorically speaking - one day after the Senate passed a bill on Wednesday that could stop some Chinese companies Listing on U.S. exchanges unless they follow standards for U.S. audits and regulations in an escalation of a long-running dispute between Washington and Beijing about giving U.S. regulators access to Chinese audits.

In response, Reuters reports that Chinese search engine giant Baidu is considering deListing from the Nasdaq and moving to an exchange closer to home "to boost its valuation" amid rising tension between the United States and China over investments, three sources said. It wasn't clear how moving away from the biggest pool of megatech bubbles in the world, the Nasdaq, to some other exchange would "boost its valuation" but whatever: clearly the poLitical feud between Trump and Xi is now translating into soft capital controls, and explains why Baidu stock tumbled on the news, sLiding briefly below $100 after dropping first yesterday on news of the Senate bill. As Reuters further reports Baidu - one of China's first US Listings - is reaching out to "trusted advisers" to see how it could best be done if it were to proceed, including looking at issues around funding and any regulatory reaction although the discussions are at an early stage and are subject to change, said the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the matter is not pubLic.

The company pointed to comments by co-founder and CEO Robin Li who told the state-controlled China Daily on Thursday that Baidu was paying close attention to the tighter U.S. scrutiny of Chinese companies Listed in the country.

"For a good company, there are many choices of destinations for Listing, not Limited to the U.S.," he told the newspaper. The sources also said that Baidu beLieved it was undervalued on the Nasdaq exchange in New York; which probably answers our question from above, if not actually "how" it is undervalued. In other words, Baidu wants to be closer to the chronically insane momentum-chasing gamblers that make up the Chinese investing class.

Baidu's shares have fallen more than 60% since their peak in May 2018 while the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index, which tracks Chinese firms Listed on the U.S. exchange, has lost less than 10% over the same period. Baidu's market cap just below $30 bilLion is only 5% of the market value of ALibaba, which has shares Listed in Hong Kong and American Depository Shares Listed in New York.

In January, Reuters reported that Baidu, Ctrip and NetEase have all held preLiminary talks with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing about a possible secondary Listing to follow ALibaba in estabLishing an investor base closer to China.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/chinas-baidu-considers-deListing-nasdaq-stock-tumbles-drags-chinese-megacaps-lower

#8807573 at 2020-04-16 01:03:34 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #11276: Real Nigga Trump Droppin Bags On Niggas Edition

Democrat consultant David Brock busted with gift of $100,000 in Chinese internet firm

theepochtimes reports: ?Long-time Democratic kingmaker David Brock's American Bridge 21st Century Foundation accepted an anonymous donor's gift of stock in a Chinese internet firm valued at more than $100,000. The stock was in Baidu, a big Chinese tech firm closely tied to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) that provides internet services. Baidu was founded by Robin Li, who is an influential delegate to the CCP's Chinese People's PoLitical Consultative Conference, according to the Washington Free Beacon, which first reported the story.
Baidu is part of a recently formed Chinese government group of tech firms devoted to advancing China's growing activity in developing blockchain digital security technologies, according to Benzinga. A spokesman for American Bridge didn't respond to The Epoch Times' telephone request for comment.
The selLing out of America to China through the Democrat estabLishment, the Democrat puppet masters, and even Democrat propaganda pushers is more clear, as David Brock a well known Democrat consultant has been revealed as gaining a gift of $100,000 in a Chinese internet firm. What makes this development more reveaLing is that this Chinese internet firm who gave this gift of $100,000 worth of stock in this firm, is part of a Chinese government group of tech firms devoted to advancing China's blockchain security technologies.
? It's almost Like the entire Democrat network of poLiticians, puppet masters, and propaganda pushers always come out being revealed as being directly connected to China&helLip;As well as being bought and paid for by China. The reveal of Democrat consultant David Brock who is involved with Soros funded Media Matters being gifted tens of thousands of dollars in stock from a Chinese internet firm&helLip;Just goes to show how deeply involved the entire Democrat estabLishment is with China and the CCP.

https://www.puppetstringnews.com/blog/democrat-consultant-david-brock-busted-with-gift-of-100000-in-chinese-internet-firm

#5815879 at 2019-03-21 21:55:29 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7439: Black Books, Red Shoes. The close proximity to JUSTICE [PAIN] Edition

>>5815543
2017 Chinese bilLionaires top 30 List
Rank Name Net worth (USD) Citizenship Sources of wealth
1 Xu Jiayin (Hui Ka Yan) 42.5 bilLion China real estate
2 Ma Huateng 39 bilLion China internet media
3 Jack Ma 38.6 bilLion China e-commerce
4 Wang JianLin 25.2 bilLion China real estate
5 Wang Wei 22.3 bilLion China package deLivery
6 Yang Huiyan 20.7 bilLion China real estate
7 He Xiangjian 18.7 bilLion China home appLiances
8 Robin Li 17.1 bilLion China internet search
9 WilLiam Ding 16.9 bilLion China onLine games
10 Li Shufu 16.5 bilLion China automobiles
11 Wang Wenyin 13.5 bilLion China mining, copper products
12 Zhang Zhidong 13.4 bilLion China internet media
13 Zhou Qunfei 10.6 bilLion China smartphone screens
14 Sun Hongbin 10.4 bilLion China real estate
15 Gong Hongjia 10.3 bilLion China investments
16 Guo Guangchang 10 bilLion China conglomerate
17 Xu Shihui 9.5 bilLion China snacks, beverages
18 Liu Qiangdong 9.4 bilLion China e-commerce
19 Pan Zhengmin 9.3 bilLion China electronics
20 Zong Qinghou 9.1 bilLion China beverages
21 Yao Zhenhua 8.2 bilLion China conglomerate
22 Xu Rongmao (Hui Wing Mau) 7.2 bilLion China real estate
23 Sun Piaoyang 7.1 bilLion China pharmaceuticals
24 Wu Yajun 6.9 bilLion China real estate
25 Lei Jun 6.8 bilLion China smartphones
26 Yan Zhi 6.7 bilLion China real estate
27 Zhang Jinmei 6.5 bilLion China conglomerate
28 Liu Yongxing 6.4 bilLion China agribusiness
29 Wang Wenxue 6.35 bilLion China real estate
30 Wei Jianjun 6.2 bilLion China automobiles
Source: Forbes

#5656605 at 2019-03-13 08:25:25 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7234: The 34s Edition

>>5654980 (pb)

Analysis: Which large pubLicly traded Chinese tech company received "courtesy copies" of HRC's emails/data from her private server??

In the above Linked Qpost #3045, Q Links to a Hill Article (https://thehill.com/poLicy/national-security/404192-fbi-denies-trump-claim-that-china-hacked-cLintons-private-email), which in turn references POTUS tweets that are referencing a story in this article: https://dailycaller.com/2018/08/27/china-hacked-cLinton-server/

Key quote from Daily Caller article:

"When [the ICIG] did a very deep dive, they found in the actual metadata - the data which is at the header and footer of all the emails - that a copy, a 'courtesy copy,' was being sent to a third party and that third party was a known Chinese pubLic company that was involved in collecting intelLigence for China," the former intelLigence officer told TheDCNF.

"The [the ICIG] beLieve that there was some level of phishing. But once they got into the server something was embedded," he said.
The intelLigence officer decLined to name the Chinese company.

"We do know the name of the company. There are indications there are other 'cutouts' that were involved. I would be in a lot of trouble if I gave you the name," he told TheDCNF.

The Fairfax and Loudoun county governments told TheDCNF that 13 state-owned Chinese companies operate in the area. Of those, three were not technologically oriented.

End Quote.

What's striking is that the former intelLigence officer interviewed in the Daily Caller article is too afraid to expose the "well known Chinese pubLic company" along with it's "cut-outs"– thus, it must be a BIG player– massive diplomatic/nat'l sec impLications.

Below is a List of the 5 biggest pubLicly traded tech companies in China as of yr end 2017:

"With that in mind, here are five of the largest and most influential Chinese software companies.

1. China Mobile
Like many major Chinese companies, China Mobile Ltd. (CHL) is state-owned. The company is primarily a mobile service provider, not a software designer, but it does boast a large software team among its nearly 240,000 employees. Based out of Beijing, China Mobile reaches more than 800 milLion subscribers and, by that measure, it is the world's largest phone company. Most of China Mobile's customer base is Chinese, although it reaches into Pakistan and Hong Kong. It has a $195.62 bilLion market cap.

2. Tencent
Shenzen-based Tencent Holdings Ltd. (TCEHY) is a Chinese social networking giant. Its WeChat messaging app claimed more than one bilLion monthly users in 2018, its social networking website QZone reported 629 milLion users and its instant messaging service had a whopping 820 milLion monthly users. To put that in perspective, that is more than twice the population of the United States. Tencent's valuation is $534 bilLion. The company has many U.S.-based software investments, and reports suggest Tencent wants WeChat to be an American brand, too.

3. ALibaba
As the world's largest e-commerce retailer, moving more than double the product volume of Amazon (AMZN) and eBay (EBAY) combined, there is a case to be made for ALibaba Group Holding Ltd. (BABA) as the most important Chinese software company.The firm offers its own payment and banking service, ALipay. ALibaba has also invested in a number of U.S. startups, including video messaging appLication Snapchat and the car service Lyft.

4. Baidu
Baidu, Inc. (BIDU) was founded in 2000 by Robin Li (Li Yanhong), who spent much of the 1990s working as a software developer for the Wall Street Journal, among others. Baidu consistently ranks as the top onLine search engine in China.

5. Xiaomi
Sometimes referred to as the Apple of China, Xiaomi (XIACF) is a handset and smartphone manufacturer with a short sales history and oodles of potential. In late 2014, Xiaomi was valued above $45 bilLion. BilLing itself as an internet company, It went pubLic on the Hong Kong exchange in mid-2018, and had a bit of a rough start - shares fell 6% on its opening day. But it subsequently recovered, and now has a market cap of $56.4 bilLion.
End Quote
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/032616/5-biggest-chinese-software-companies-chl-tcehy.asp

Whichever one it is, it operates in the Fairfax VA according to the former intel officer interviewed in Daily Caller Article.

If I were to guess, I would say Tencent– just a hunch. Interesting that they own Weichat, and FB wants to "death-blossom" into the WeiChat of the US.

#4049230 at 2018-11-27 17:42:13 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #5153: Tremendous Damage Edition

>>4049206
Two other top leaders of China's non-governmental technology sector were also mentioned on the People's Daily's List of party members: Tencent CEO Pony Ma and Baidu CEO Robin Li.

#3019070 at 2018-09-14 10:03:53 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3820: Gas En Masse Edition

https://www. fastcompany.com/company/baidu

https://www. whois.com/whois/baidu.com

https:// Listofceo.com/internet/Robin-Li-baidu-ceo/

#1458083 at 2018-05-18 18:04:09 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1830: Stay Vigilant Edition

Former Microsoft executive Qi Lu steps down as Baidu COO

Baidu on Friday said its operating chief, former Microsoft executive Qi Lu, will be stepping down in July, less than two years into his tenure there. Baidu stock was down more than 9 percent after the announcement.

The move is a loss for one of China's leading tech companies, which are racing Like American technology companies to enhance services with artificial intelLigence.

Baidu hired Lu to take on day-to-day operations on behalf of CEO Robin Li in January 2017. Immediately prior to that, he was an executive vice president at Microsoft, where he was in charge of Office appLications. EarLier in his career he worked at IBM and Yahoo. Office is now a key part of Microsoft's growing Commercial Cloud.

"We have seen many positive changes at Baidu since Qi joined last year. I'm especially impressed by Qi's integrity, dedication to work and sharp insights into technologies and businesses," Li said in a statement on the news.

Lu said in the statement that he can no longer work full-time in China for "personal and family reasons" and will spend more time in the U.S. He will retain his role as vice president of Baidu's board and will focus on research and development, although he won't be working full-time for Baidu.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/18/qi-lu-steps-down-as-baidu-coo-previously-exec-at-microsoft.html