Chinese billionaires were and are just an answer on Elong Musk, Zuckerberg, Bezos and other CIA OPERATIVES - NONE OF THEM EVER VANISHED BECAUSE NONE OF THEM EVER EXISTED

 Just as the case is with American taxpayers Dollars wasted on depiction of all sorts of villains of which most important are the so called billionaires, very same applies to China and other countries which

begun beginning 1995 DUE TO MEETINGS BETWEEN WEST/EAST the very very same principles. Ukraine, Russia, Italy, Germany, Spain - TRUST ME, THEY WERE AL INVOLVED IN MY CASE AND MANY BECAME BILIONAIRES THROUGH VERY VERY HUMBLE BEGININGS...none of the Chinese billionaires earned billions with work, but through sacrifice of Chinese people...its all taxpayers money and given by state technology to represent certain interests such as Elon Musk does - failed Dutch SAXE COBURG GOTHA WINDSWOR FAILED COLONIAL STATE IN SOUTH AFRICA. PEOPLE'S REBUBLIC OF CHINA INSTEAD PROMOTES HUMAN DIVERSITY ON GLOBAL LEVEL THROUGH  SACRIFICE ...no Chinese "billionaire" ever disappeared if obedient and have followed rules of state - hands that feed one. CHINA BYE THE WAY IS BY FAR MORE CAPITALISTIC STATE THAN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA(WOULDN'T EVEN TOUCH SUVJECT SUCH AS UNITED KINGDOM) WHERE PEOPLE DWELL IN UNEMPLYMENT LEASE PAYMENTS UNCERTAINTY FIGHTING MORE AND MORE FREQUENT MECCA OF CANCERS....

I CAN GIVE YOU A LONG LIST OF NOT "VANISH", BUT MURDERED - KILLED LIST OF AMERICAN BILLIONAORES WHO SAW IT MY WAY.

I CAN GIVE YOU A LIST OF RUSSIAN DISIDENTS BURRIED BEHIND CHARLIE'S CASTLE WHEN THOSE IMMIGRATED FOR FREEDOM SAKE TO UNITED KINGDOM...FOR THE REST UNLIKE IN CHINA, ONE ONLY HAS TO GO TO EMERGENCY SHELTERS, UNDER THE BRIDGES AND WHOLE TENT CITY USA WHICH TOOK OVER CANADA, UK, USA ETC...EVEN SO MUCH PRAISED UIGHURS HAVEN'T FOUND IN UK OTHER THAN BY BRITISH PRASIED DEATH IN CHINA WHERE BRITONS AND AMERICANS ARRIVED THROUGH MY CASE TO INCITE IN DISIDENCE RATHER THAN INCLUSION INTO CHINESE STATE....MARCO POLO DOCUMENTARY ROUTES IN WHICH THEY HAD ME PARTICIPATE WERE UYED FOR THOSE FILTHY CIA MI5 ETC. OPERATIONS....WHEN IN REALITY, BRITONS, GERMANS, AND OTHER COLONIALISTS(MANY IN USA - COUNTRY BASED ON SLAVERY AND WHERE NAZISM IS THRIVING) TRIED TIME AND AGAIN TO MURDER EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US....

@UYGHURS - THEY DON'T GIVE A THREE FUCKS ABOUT YOU AND ME...TRUST ME WHAT I SAY AND IF YOU ARE IN DISBELIEF, TAKE A GLIMSE AT AFGHANISTAN, IRAQ, LYBIA AND ALL OVER MIDDLE EAST ETC - IF THEY COULD, THEY WOULD AND HAVE TRIED TO MURDER EVERY EASTERN EUROPEAN(THOSE WHOM THEY CLASSIFY THESE DAYS EVEN AS WHITE - HITLER HAD FINAL SOLUTION PLAN 80 YEARS AGO WITH HIS SAXE COBURG GOTHA WINDSOR BATTENBERGER MOUNTBATTEN BUSH SUPPORTERS)...

@UYGHURS AND OTHERS - DO YOU KNOW WHAT HUMAN RIGHTS MEAN FOR COLONIAL IMPERIALIST FASCIST NEONAZI WEST !!???? DEVIDE AND CONQUER...YOUR STRUGGLE WHICH COMMENCED WITH MARCO POLO ROUTE IN 1995 IS JUST LIKE IN MY CASE A WAY FOR WEST TO EXHTORT CHINESE STATE FINACIALLY AND WHAT TURNES OUT AFTER THROWING ADDITIONAL OFFERS ON TABLE - POLITICALLY, GLOBALLY....IT WAS LIKE THIS SINCE THE BEGINING OF THE TIME BEFORE EVEN THEY HELD FOR THROAT INDIA AND THROUGH OPIUM A CHINA....

COLONIAL NEONAZI MOTTO STAYS IN PLACE - RAPE, KILL, AND STEAL AS MUCH AND AS MANY AS POSSIBLE...I NOW ITS 2023 AND ITS WHAT MY CASE IS SO AMAZING ABOUT...WHEN I ARRIVED TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 30 YEARS AGO TO PURSUE FREEDOM, MY FIRST JOB PAID ME FOR 20 HOURS A DAY OF WORK ABOARD SHIP(AND ABUDUCTION WERE USED - TOTAL SLAVERY VIA MK ULTRA BY BRITISH AND CIA - ON BEHALF OF BERLIN) FOR 7 DAY WORK SCHEDULLE WHAT FINALLY MOUNTED TO $3000 USD FOR 6 MONTHS OF WORK....IT WAS A $100 PER MONTH SALLARY WITH WHATEVER GIUESTS CONTRIBUTED IN TIPS FOR 5 STAR DINING SERVICE ON THE SEA...THEN LIFE IN USA WENT INTO EXTREME MY SEARCHING FOR WORK FROM DOOR TO DOOR OVER AND OVER AGAIN TILL SAVINGS DISAPPEARED TO BOOST ME WITH TEMPORARY WORLS WHICH HOWEVER DEMANDED INSANE WORK SCHEDULLES WITH AT TUIMES 24 HOURS TO AGAIN BLOCK ME FROM EMPLOYMENT AND FORCE ME SPEND SAVINGS TO STAY ALIVE AND IT REPEATED TILL IT WAS TIME FOR ME TO EITHER DIE AS WAS ORDERED AS US CITIZEN TO EITHER LEAVE THE LAND OF FREE OR BE DEAD ON STREET...IT AMMOUNTED OVER TIME TO LESS THAN CENTS EARINGS - DEMANDED TO SURVIVE WITH IDIOT IN THE POCKET(CREDIT CARD WHICH GOVERNMENT USE TO DEMONSTRATE HOW SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH AN INDIVIDUAL BEFORE ONE IS DESTINED TO DEATH UNDER THE BRIDGE - WANT TO KNOW WHERE YOU BUY AND FOR HOW MUCH CONDOM, AND WHERE BRED AND FOR HOW MUCH AND SO ON - ITS POLICE NOT CREDIT BUREAUS - ITS A FASCISM AN ATTEMPT TO CONTROL INDIVIDUAL'S EVERY ASPECT OF LIFE AND FOREMOST HIS HER MIND...SOCIETY WITHOUT SAVING ACCOUNTS WHICH EXISTED AFTER WW2 CEASED TO EXIST WITH ARRIVAL OF SO CALLED "BILLIONAIRES" AND YOU ARE TO BECOME FLEXIBLE, OPEN MINDED ETC. IN TEH NAME OF ENDLESS JOB SEARCH - AND DON'T WORRY, WHEN YOU QUALIFY WITH CREDIT RATING WITHOUT ANY FORECLOSEURES AND WITH 50% DOWNPAYMENT FOR HOUSE AS FIRST TIME BUYER, US GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE NO JOB ETC....DID IN MY CASE.) 

IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND WORSE IN GERMANY, BILLIONAIRES ONLY GET ONE WORNING AND EVEN THAT ONE IS SO SO - INDIRECT....THEN ITS LIKE IN MY CASE, ACCIDENT....ALLWAYS ARE ACCIDENTS AND NO  ONE EVER ESCAPED THOSE. 

HUMAN RIGHST IS BUSINE$$...THE SS BUSINE$$ https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2023/03/real-meaning-of-so-called-human-rights.html

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Why do Chinese billionaires keep vanishing?

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The disappearance last month of technology industry dealmaker Bao Fan has rekindled interest in a recent Chinese phenomenon - vanishing billionaires.

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The disappearance last month of technology industry dealmaker Bao Fan has rekindled interest in a recent Chinese phenomenon - vanishing billionaires.


Billionaire dealmaker Bao Fan© Getty Images

The founder of China Renaissance Holdings - with a client list that has included internet giants Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu - is seen as a titan in the country's tech sector.

Mr Bao's case has followed a well-trodden path: he went missing for days before his company announced that he was "co-operating in an investigation being carried out by certain authorities in the People's Republic of China".

As has also become customary, there has been no word yet on which government body is carrying out the probe, what it is about or Mr Bao's whereabouts.

The mystery shrouding his disappearance comes after a number of Chinese business leaders have gone missing in recent years, including Alibaba boss Jack Ma.

While vanishing billionaires tend to get much more attention, there have also been a number of less publicised cases of Chinese citizens going missing after taking part in, for example, anti-government protests or human rights campaigns.

Mr Bao's disappearance has once again shone a spotlight on the view that this is one of the ways that President Xi Jinping is tightening his control of China's economy.

It came in the run-up to the annual National People's Congress (NPC), a rubber-stamp parliament, at which plans for the biggest overhaul in years of China's financial regulatory system was announced this week.

A new financial regulatory watchdog will be set up to oversee most financial sectors. Authorities said this would close current loopholes caused by multiple agencies monitoring different aspects of China's financial services industry, worth trillions of dollars.

In 2015 alone, at least five executives became unreachable, including Guo Guangchang, chairman of conglomerate Fosun International, which is best known in the West for owning English Premier League football club Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Mr Guo went missing in December of that year, with his company announcing after his reappearance that he had been assisting with investigations.

Two years later Chinese-Canadian businessman Xiao Jianhua was taken from a luxury hotel in Hong Kong. He had been one of China's richest people and last year was jailed for corruption.

In March 2020 billionaire real estate tycoon Ren Zhiqiang vanished after calling Mr Xi a "clown" over his handling of the pandemic. Later that year, after a one-day trial, Mr Ren was sentenced to18 years in prison on corruption charges.

The most high-profile disappearing billionaire was Alibaba founder Jack Ma. The then-richest person in China vanished in late 2020 after criticising the country's financial regulators.

The planned mega-listing of shares in financial technology giant Ant Group was shelved. And despite donating almost $10bn to the 'Common Prosperity' fund, he has not been seen in China for more than two years. He has also not been charged with any crimes

Mr Ma's whereabouts remain unclear, although there have been reports of him being seen in Japan, Thailand and Australia in recent months.

The Chinese government insists the actions taken against some of the country's richest people are purely on legal grounds and has pledged to root out corruption. But Beijing's actions also come against the backdrop of decades of liberalisation of what is now the world's second largest economy.

This opening up helped to create a swathe of multi-billionaires who, with their immense wealth, had the potential to wield considerable power.

Now, some observers say, under Mr Xi, the Chinese Communist Party wants that power back and it is going about the task in ways that are often clouded in mystery.

The theory goes like this: Big business, especially the technology industry, saw its power grow under the policies of Mr Xi's predecessors Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao.

Prior to that, Beijing's focus had been on traditional centres of power, including the military, heavy industry and local governments.

While maintaining a tight grip on these areas, Mr Xi has widened his focus to bring even more of the economy under his control. His Common Prosperity policy has seen major crackdowns in much of the economy, with the technology industry coming in for particular scrutiny.

"Sometimes, these incidents are orchestrated in a way to send a wider message, particularly to a specific industry or interest group," Nick Marro from The Economist Intelligence Unit told the BBC.

"At the end of the day, it does reflect an attempt at centralising control and authority over a certain part of the economy, which has been a key feature of Xi's governance style over the past decade," he added.

"Beijing remains focused on ensuring that big technology platforms and players do not develop their own brands and influence that makes them difficult to rein in and more likely to go against Beijing's preferences," Paul Triolo, head of China and technology policy at global advisory firm Albright Stonebridge Group said.

Also key to Common Prosperity is the rule of law and that the rules must apply to rich or poor alike.

Beijing maintains that the policy is aimed at narrowing the widening wealth gap, which many agree is a major issue that could undermine the Communist Party's position if left unaddressed. The country has seen growing inequality - and Mr Xi is said to face pressure from ultra-leftists who want to hew closer to socialist roots.

The mystery surrounding the billionaires' disappearances as well as wider concerns over Beijing's approach to business may have significant unintended consequences.

Some China watchers suggest the government risks deterring new business talent.

"The danger for Beijing in making targets out of tech billionaires is putting more pressure on technology entrepreneurs hoping to become the next Jack Ma," Mr Triolo said.

Mr Xi appears aware of the risk of spooking business sentiment, and in a speech to NPC delegates this week he stressed the importance of the private sector to China.

But he also called on private enterprises and entrepreneurs to "be rich and responsible, rich and righteous, and rich and loving".

Besides the announcement of a new financial watchdog, bankers were also warned last month to not follow the example of their "hedonistic" Western counterparts.

Commentators see this as further evidence that Mr Xi has the financial system in his sights.

"In recent months, we've been seeing hints of the Common Prosperity agenda bleed into financial services, particularly in regards to remuneration and bonus schemes for senior executives, as well as the pay gaps between management and junior staff," Mr Marro said.

It remains to be seen whether or not Mr Xi's crackdown on billionaires will help him significantly tighten his grip on power.

What is certainly at risk though is confidence in China's financial markets, businesses and ultimately the economy as a whole.