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2025.03.15 Collusion between the Biden family and the Chinese Communist Party
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💥💥💥💥💥NFSC EXCLUSIVE INTEL (2026.10.06): XI’S HEALTH, HUAWEI FOUNDER UNDER SCRUTINY
According to NFSC’s exclusive information, Xi Jinping’s schedule during his September 23–25 U.S. visit had to be arranged around his physical condition.
1️⃣Sources say he can not sustain a full day of official activities and must sleep or rest around midday.
2️⃣During breaks, sources report Xi requires injections or inhaled cardiac stimulants to maintain his condition.
3️⃣Another detail rarely discussed publicly: Xi undergoes makeup before public appearances.
By the time Xi appeared alongside President Trump, he looked composed and physically stable.
Separately, NFSC has obtained information that Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei and members of his family have been placed under restrictive control, with the family being held together at a hotel.
Two of Communist China’s most powerful symbols, Xi Jinping and Huawei, are now surrounded by extraordinary secrecy. NFSC will continue tracking developments. Follow @NFSCSpeaks for the latest intelligence updates.
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2026.10.6 (EP62) Foreign law firms made billions in China. What happens when that dependence reaches America’s justice system?
Since 2017, Miles Guo, known as the CCP’s enemy No. 1, has told his story. His first obstacle: top U.S. lawyers agreed to represent him, then suddenly cited “conflicts.” In his UBS case, his team approached 70 firms. Not one took it.
Guo’s explanation: buy the conflict first. Guo revealed that HNA, which owned by CCP kleptocrat Wang Qishan, retained dozens of elite U.S. firms after he began exposing Wang and his network.
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2026.10.5 (EP61) What does “political trust” really mean inside the CCP’s power network? According to Miles Guo, it wasn’t built on integrity. It was built on leverage. He described roughly 2,000 lawyers at foreign law firms concentrated across Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong, working, living and socializing in environments that made them easier to monitor.
First came temptation: Money. Sex. Drugs.
Then the loyalty test: do the CCP’s dirty work.
Guo called it the CCP’s “BGY” playbook: Find the weakness. Feed it. Record it. Own it. The goal: turn compromise into leverage—and leverage into predictable behavior under pressure.
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2026.10.4 (EP60) $30 BILLION in legal fees. And that was just the beginning. According to Miles Guo, foreign law firms competed for a massive CCP-linked business machine that handled $4–5 TRILLION in assets every year through IPOs, acquisitions, offshore structures, and cross-border deals. Beijing could sweeten the pot with shares, equity and under-the-table deals, pushing the value to $100 billion or more.
So who got the prize? Not the cheapest firm. Not the best lawyers. The deciding currency was political trust.
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2026.10.4 (EP60) $30 BILLION in legal fees. And that was just the beginning. According to Miles Guo, foreign law firms competed for a massive CCP-linked business machine that handled $4–5 TRILLION in assets every year through IPOs, acquisitions, offshore structures, and cross-border deals. Beijing could sweeten the pot with shares, equity and under-the-table deals, pushing the value to $100 billion or more.
So who got the prize? Not the cheapest firm. Not the best lawyers. The deciding currency was political trust.
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2026.10.3 (EP59) Paul Hastings partner Jia Yan’s trail leads to the CCP’s top echelon. At Fudan, his debate-team adviser, Wang Huning, went on to advise Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping and now sits on the Politburo Standing Committee. Then comes the Jiang family. One of Oriental DreamWorks’ backers, SAI, was run by Jiang Zemin’s son, Jiang Mianheng.
Miles Guo called them “kleptocrats.” A 2019 complaint filed by Guo family-owned Pangu revealed that the Jiang family amassed over $1 trillion and linked Wang Qishan to the network. When power and wealth merge, they decide who manages the money and who profits from protecting it.
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2026.10.3 (EP59) Paul Hastings partner Jia Yan’s trail leads to the CCP’s top echelon. At Fudan, his debate-team adviser, Wang Huning, went on to advise Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping and now sits on the Politburo Standing Committee. Then comes the Jiang family. One of Oriental DreamWorks’ backers, SAI, was run by Jiang Zemin’s son, Jiang Mianheng.
Miles Guo called them “kleptocrats.” A 2019 complaint filed by Guo family-owned Pangu revealed that the Jiang family amassed over $1 trillion and linked Wang Qishan to the network. When power and wealth merge, they decide who manages the money and who profits from protecting it.
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2026.10.1 (EP58) Paul Hastings was among the foreign law firms expanding in China, but access came on the CCP’s terms. By 2012, 174 foreign firms operated there, nearly half American. They faced government approval, registration, supervision and strict limits on practicing Chinese law. By 2002, Beijing moved to inspect legal work, finances, taxes and Chinese staff.
The bargain: comply, keep access, make money. For firms chasing state-linked clients and billion-dollar deals, political connections mattered. At Paul Hastings, one name surfaced across CMC transactions: Jia Yan, a CCP member who later became Shanghai chief representative.
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2026.10.1 (EP58) Paul Hastings was among the foreign law firms expanding in China, but access came on the CCP’s terms. By 2012, 174 foreign firms operated there, nearly half American. They faced government approval, registration, supervision and strict limits on practicing Chinese law. By 2002, Beijing moved to inspect legal work, finances, taxes and Chinese staff.
The bargain: comply, keep access, make money. For firms chasing state-linked clients and billion-dollar deals, political connections mattered. At Paul Hastings, one name surfaced across CMC transactions: Jia Yan, a CCP member who later became Shanghai chief representative.
2026.9.29 (EP57) Hollywood thought it was entering China. The CCP state apparatus was building influence inside Hollywood. At the center: China Media Capital (CMC), founded in 2009 by Li Ruigang, who rose from Shanghai state media to senior Party leadership.
In 2012, Li left his Party posts. Deals accelerated: Raine. Time Warner. Fox. IMAX. Warner Bros. Imagine. CAA. Hollywood saw money, access and growth—and relied on CMC’s political connections.
The trap had another layer: American law firms rewarded for building the bridge. More deals. More clients. More fees. One firm kept appearing beside CMC: Paul Hastings.
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2026.9.29 (EP57) Hollywood thought it was entering China. The CCP state apparatus was building influence inside Hollywood. At the center: China Media Capital (CMC), founded in 2009 by Li Ruigang, who rose from Shanghai state media to senior Party leadership.
In 2012, Li left his Party posts. Deals accelerated: Raine. Time Warner. Fox. IMAX. Warner Bros. Imagine. CAA. Hollywood saw money, access and growth—and relied on CMC’s political connections.
The trap had another layer: American law firms rewarded for building the bridge. More deals. More clients. More fees. One firm kept appearing beside CMC: Paul Hastings.
2026.9.27 (EP56) How did Beijing turn Hollywood into a tool of its “socialist cultural power” push, without making it look like a state takeover?
One route: state-backed; the other: private, commercial, Western-facing. On Feb. 17, 2012, DreamWorks unveiled a $330 million China venture, with state-linked and state-owned Chinese partners CMC, SMG, and SGI jointly holding 55%. Earlier that same month, Bruno Wu and Henry Zhao announced an $800 million media fund, presenting a private-facing alternative that soon entered ventures with major Hollywood names.
State-backed or private-facing. Different packaging. Same hand on the wheel.
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2026.9.27 (EP56) How did Beijing turn Hollywood into a tool of its “socialist cultural power” push, without making it look like a state takeover?
One route: state-backed; the other: private, commercial, Western-facing. On Feb. 17, 2012, DreamWorks unveiled a $330 million China venture, with state-linked and state-owned Chinese partners CMC, SMG, and SGI jointly holding 55%. Earlier that same month, Bruno Wu and Henry Zhao announced an $800 million media fund, presenting a private-facing alternative that soon entered ventures with major Hollywood names.
State-backed or private-facing. Different packaging. Same hand on the wheel.
2026.9.25 (EP55) The CCP set its strategy in late 2011: build a “socialist cultural power” under the banner of promoting Chinese culture globally. Then its operators moved.
By January 2012, Bruno Wu, Weijian Shan’s PAG, and Henry Zhao’s Harvest were pursuing Hollywood assets as Beijing offered richer returns through approved co-productions. The price: Chinese partners. Self-censorship. Beijing's approval and propaganda.
Miles Guo described Beijing's tactics: "BGY" - surveillance, money and sex used to turn partnership into a leash. He said Wu and Shan were cultivated to move capital, build elite ties and serve powerful kleptocratic interests while America supplied the rest.
Chinese culture ≠ Socialist culture
#TakeDownTheCCP #FreeMilesGuo
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2026.9.25 (EP55) The CCP set its strategy in late 2011: build a “socialist cultural power” under the banner of promoting Chinese culture globally. Then its operators moved.
By January 2012, Bruno Wu, Weijian Shan’s PAG, and Henry Zhao’s Harvest were pursuing Hollywood assets as Beijing offered richer returns through approved co-productions. The price: Chinese partners. Self-censorship. Beijing's approval and propaganda.
Miles Guo described Beijing's tactics: "BGY" - surveillance, money and sex used to turn partnership into a leash. He said Wu and Shan were cultivated to move capital, build elite ties and serve powerful kleptocratic interests while America supplied the rest.
Chinese culture ≠ Socialist culture
#TakeDownTheCCP #FreeMilesGuo
2026.9.23 (EP54) Miles Guo’s 2018 lawsuit exposed another side of the media mogul who approached him friendly in late 2014. Guo later said Bruno Wu came from a family tied to CCP intelligence. Beijing’s own records describe Wu’s grandfather secretly working for the CCP alongside intelligence figure Pan Hannian.
Then came 2024. The SEC charged Bruno Wu over misleading financial statements, undisclosed interests and a fraudulent letter of intent involving Ideanomics. Wu paid millions and accepted a 10-year ban from serving as an officer or director.
Media mogul. Philanthropist. Power broker. Different masks. One recurring pattern: deception.
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2026.9.23 (EP54) Miles Guo’s 2018 lawsuit exposed another side of the media mogul who approached him friendly in late 2014. Guo later said Bruno Wu came from a family tied to CCP intelligence. Beijing’s own records describe Wu’s grandfather secretly working for the CCP alongside intelligence figure Pan Hannian.
Then came 2024. The SEC charged Bruno Wu over misleading financial statements, undisclosed interests and a fraudulent letter of intent involving Ideanomics. Wu paid millions and accepted a 10-year ban from serving as an officer or director.
Media mogul. Philanthropist. Power broker. Different masks. One recurring pattern: deception.
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2026.9.22 (EP53) Beijing’s backchannel failed. But its enforcer, Bruno Wu, kept exploring influential circles. ZOA’s October 2017 gala invitation listed neither Wu nor his grandfather. Weeks later, Wu took the stage to present a newly created award bearing his grandfather’s name.
The connections were already in place: Arthur Schwartz, a friend of Wu’s associate Sam Nunberg, sat on ZOA’s Tribute Committee. That same year, Wu and his wife donated $100,000 to ZOA.
Then Guo’s contacts called, questioning Wu’s public claim that his grandfather had rescued tens of thousands of Jewish refugees. The historical record contradicts that claim.
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2026.9.22 (EP53) Beijing’s backchannel failed. But its enforcer, Bruno Wu, kept exploring influential circles. ZOA’s October 2017 gala invitation listed neither Wu nor his grandfather. Weeks later, Wu took the stage to present a newly created award bearing his grandfather’s name.
The connections were already in place: Arthur Schwartz, a friend of Wu’s associate Sam Nunberg, sat on ZOA’s Tribute Committee. That same year, Wu and his wife donated $100,000 to ZOA.
Then Guo’s contacts called, questioning Wu’s public claim that his grandfather had rescued tens of thousands of Jewish refugees. The historical record contradicts that claim.
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2026.8.26 Beijing’s secret back channel collapsed, but the hunt for Miles Guo did not. A later stipulation said Michel, Broidy, Higginbotham and Davis acted for foreign actors, including the CCP, to lobby Trump officials for Guo’s extradition. The intermediaries were exposed; some were convicted, while others walked free. But Beijing adapted: the “912 Special Project” emerged within the Ministry of Public Security, PAX’s case advanced, Bruno Wu’s legal-media pressure expanded, and Broidy kept chasing his payday. One channel collapsed. The operation shifted deeper into law firms and U.S. courts. The deeper the hunt went, the more visible Beijing’s network became.
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