UBS Beijing: A Platform to Manipulate Dominion?

Hello, everyone, welcome to “Inconvenient Truths”. I am your host Jennifer Zeng.

It is said that former Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin once said: “It’s not the people who vote that count. It’s the people who count the votes.”

Some also say that this quote is not by Stalin. Perhaps it is not important whether it is by Stalin or not. What is important is: who is counting our votes in the 2020 US Election? 

It is the Dominion Voting Systems. The next question is: Who owns, controls, and operates the Dominion Voting System? Today, let me tell you some very important, even explosive information that has just been dug out. 

$400M for Dominion Voting Systems: From the CCP or Not From the CCP?

On Dec. 1, Attorney Lin Wood tweeted that “Information being received NOW that Communist China purchased Dominion Voting on October 8 for $400M.

“Efforts underway to verify. If true, this confirms other evidence that Communists intend to overthrow our government to get our precious land.”

I retweeted this, and soon found out through a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing that Dominion Voting Systems’ parent company indeed received $400M from UBS SECURITIES LLC. 

It was then reported that “UBS Securities is a Swiss investment bank”, and that the CCP owns 75% of UBS Securities CO LTD.

But please note that UBS Securities CO LTD is not UBS SECURITIES LLC, which invested in Dominion’s parent company. 

So, I soon received a private message from a westerner friend, saying that since the investment was done by UBS SECURITIES LLC, which is a New York company, so I couldn’t claim that the CCP had anything to do with this. 

I checked carefully regarding the relationships between the two companies and tweeted a “correction” by saying that “the 400M was from UBS Securities LLC, not from UBS Securities Co. which is 75% owned by CCP.

“However, UBS Securities LLC is the investment banking division of UBS, which also owns about 25% of UBS Securities Co. 

“Did You See the Connection?”

When I shared this with a Chinese friend who recently came to the US from China, she laughed out loud how stubborn my westerner friend is, saying that “How naive! For the CCP, it’s just like moving things from its right pocket to its left pocket. What’s the difference? Westerners just don’t understand the CCP!”

I laughed with her, but at the same time, I did understand that westerners do need more solid information to be convinced.

Well, now here comes some more solid and interesting information and evidence.

Three Chinese Board Members at UBS Securities LLC

According to public information previously available on Bloomberg, three board members at UBS Securities LLC have a Chinese surname. They are Luo Qiang, Ye Xiang and Mu Lina.

UBS Securities LLD’s profile page before Dec 5, 2020

UBS Securities LLD’s profile page before Dec 5, 2020

Now, who is Luo Qiang?

In order to make things easier to understand, let’s call UBS Securities LLC “UBS New York”. This is the company that invested in Dominion’s parent company. 

In the meantime, let’s call UBS Securities CO LTD “UBS Beijing”. This company is based in Beijing, and 75% of it is owned by the CCP.

According to public information, Luo Qiang is a veteran banker who has served in the U.S., China, Taiwan, the Philippines and New Zealand, as a senior executive at Citibank and JPMorgan Bank.

Public information also shows that Luo Qiang was a board member of  UBS Beijing until 2010. 

That is to say,  Luo Qiang is a person who has served as a board member at both UBS New York and UBS Beijing.

How about Ye Xiang? 

Public information shows that he had become a board member at UBS Beijing in 2010, and was still a board member until Nov. 30 Beijing time this year, the same day when Attorney Lin Wood tweeted about the $400 M investment we just mentioned. I will discuss this issue later. 

Ye Xiang has a lot of other brilliant experiences and titles too, including working at the Chinese regime’s central bank, the state-owned Bank of China, as well as the Hong Kong government’s financial regulatory agencies, etc. 

Ye Xiang’s profile. Credit: NTD.

Ye Xiang’s profile. Credit: NTD.

And then how about Mu Lina?

It turns out that she is still the director of wealth management funds and head of fund operations at UBS Beijing.

Furthermore, she was previously a board member of China TransInfo. This is a major surveillance camera producer in China. It provides big data and artificial intelligence to Chinese authorities.  Mu Lina served as a board member at China TransInfo for the past six years until she left the position in September this year.

If we check further, we can find that China TransInfo’s business scope includes the following: 1. urban integrated emergency command information system construction; 2. social security defense and control system – including the construction of public security network and public security extranet; 3. smart policing – including the use of multi-dimensional integration and human-machine combination to support city-wide search and Internet supervision.

China TransInfo has also constructed the so-called “Sharp Eye” surveillance systems for many cities, its General Manager Pan Fan was once the President of Huawei North Africa Region.

So, in other words, China TransInfo is like a mini version of Huawei, and is part of the vast network of the CCP’s digital totalitarian surveillance and intelligence system.

Mu Lina is also an independent board member of Chongqing Three Gorges Water Conservancy and Electric Power (Group) Co, which is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. 

We all know that the Three Gorges Dam project is one of national importance. So anything that has something to do with the Three Gorges project is not a small thing. The fact that Mu Lina can be a board member of this listed company also tells us how important a figure she is inside the CCP’s system. 

UBS: The First Foreign Bank in China with a Fully-licensed Securities Joint Venture 

Please also note that UBS is the first foreign bank that was allowed to have a fully-licensed securities joint venture in China’s very restricted financial market. For anyone who understands Chinese affairs, this is also a very big deal.

The facilitator of this deal is Chinese vice premier Wang Qishan. He was the mayor of Beijing in 2006 when he met with UBS’s then-chairman Marcel Ospel.

Unusual Deletions and Change of Board Members

Another strange thing, or, perhaps, we should say two other very strange things are:

  1. After a NTD TV report on Dec. 5 showed the above-mentioned three board members of UBS New York appeared to be Chinese, these names were taken down from the profile page. If you check the same page now, only one name is there. All three Chinese board members were taken down.  We can’t help asking: Why? What do they want to cover?

  2. The same day when Attorney Lin Wood tweeted about the $400M investment for Dominion’s parent company, UBS Beijing also underwent a major shift. It replaced 11 of 14 board members

11 of 14 board members  of UBS Beijing were replaced on Nov 30, 2020, Beijing time.

11 of 14 board members of UBS Beijing were replaced on Nov 30, 2020, Beijing time.

I think anyone would agree that it is very unusual for a company to replace 11 of its 14 board members all at once, and on the same day when Attorney Lin Wood tweeted about the connection between Dominion and UBS Beijing. 

Backgrounds of Three Removed Board Members

If we check carefully the background of the 11 members who were removed on the same day, we can find at least 3 of them have a very unusual background.

  1. Cheng Yisun. 

According to public record, Cheng Yisun was listed as the “Legal Representative” of UBS Beijing. He was also the General Manager and a board member. One of his uncles Cheng Kaijia was the pioneer and founder of the CCP’s nuclear testing and was once the deputy commander of Xinjiang Malan Nuclear Base. 

Cheng Yisun’s other uncle Cheng Ming, had fought in the Korean war against the U.S. and had been serving in what is now the CCP’s Strategic Rocket Army.

Therefore, we can see that Cheng Yisun has a very strong military background. 

According to Chinese commentator Tang Jingyuan, Cheng Yisun joined UBS New York as early as 1994, and had been working in various departments at UBS. In 2008, he and his wife Xu Xiaohong were listed as one of the most notable expert couples in the CCP’s “Thousand Talents Program”.

We all know that the so-called  “Thousand Talents Program” was one that was set up to “attract” overseas talent and have them steal technology from western countries.  

In June 2018, the US declared it as a program to “facilitate the legal and illicit transfer of US technology, intellectual property and know-how”. In Jan 2020, the FBI arrested Charles Lieber, the chair of Harvard University’s Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, for lying about his ties to the program.

So, the CCP has been deleting all information about the  “Thousand Talents Program” since 2018, as it was regarded by the US as an espionage and intellectual property theft program.

So, Cheng Yisun and his wife are both in this program.

  1. Xu Zhe. 

Another removed board member from UBS Beijing is Xu Zhe. He is also the chairman and manager of Capinfo Company, which is an important IT company of the CCP’s in Beijing. Its business partners include Huawei, ZTE, and units of the CCP’s People’s Liberation Army, as well as the CCP’s Intelligence and political and legal system. The Beijing Political and Legal Network website they built was once named “China’s Most Influential Political and Legal Website of 2019”.

In other words, Capinfo Company is a typical military-civilian integration enterprise with multiple partnerships with the CCP’s military, intelligence, and political and legal systems.

  1. Mu Lina

The third removed board member of UBS Beijing is Mu Lina.  We’ve discussed her background earlier.

So, to sum things up, we can reasonably say that the people who got removed are those who have stronger ties with the CCP, or the CCP’s army, spy, intelligence, and political and legal systems. The key board members of UBS Beijing hold very important positions in the CCP’s key sectors. Some board members of UBS Beijing are also board members of UBS New York that invested in the parent company of Dominion. 

One and Done Deal

We should also note Dominion is a portfolio company of funds managed by Staple Street, and neither UBS nor the private equity firm have disclosed details of investors of the $400M fund despite questions surrounding Dominion’s ownership.

According to the Epoch Times, Staple Street raised this fund in an unusual way, as well. According to a Buyouts Insider article, the private equity firm received the money in a “one-and-done” deal, “pushing through marketing despite the pandemic-slowed fundraising environment.”

The article also mentions that while the fund was targeting $400 million, it closed on $520 million in financing. And SEC filings suggest that UBS helped to raise the majority of the capital.

The speed and structure of the fundraising are abnormal too. Usually, you need about one year to raise such a large amount of money, unless the fund comes from one single strategic client. 

A Huge National Security Vulnerability 

So, after we present all the facts and relationships, we can again reasonably assume that USB Beijing could be the real boss behind UBS New York, and that USB Beijing is a platform, on which the CCP’s military, intelligence, politics and law, and the digital totalitarian system, could be working together to manipulate Dominion.

This is a huge national security vulnerability for the United States and has never been checked, or reported.

Of course, at this stage, we can’t confirm 100% that this loophole has been exploited by the CCP. But what we have seen is: UBS Beijing rushed to replace its board members on a large scale, and UBS New York also rushed to delete the information of three Chinese board members. All these look like attempts to close some kind of loopholes and to cover up the crime scene and destroy the evidence. 

By the way, many Chinese people call Dominion 多貓膩 in Chinese. 多貓膩 sounds very similar to Dominion, and the meaning of 多貓膩 is “a lot of tricks”, or “ a lot of dirty tricks”.

So, back to our question at the very beginning:  Who owns, controls, and operates Dominion Voting Systems? I hope our national security agencies can soon offer us an anwser, as they have the abilities and resources to do the investigations. As a citizen journalist or a YouTuber, the above is about how much I can handle.

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12/17/2020

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