Hello, everyone, welcome to “Inconvenient Truths”. I am your host Jennifer Zeng.
Today I have a quick update about the Biden family’s tight ties with the CCP. It turns out that Joe Biden’s son-in-law Howard Krein and his brother Steven Krein’s company has also received at least hundreds of millions’ in investments from the CCP; and more interestingly, one the of investors is Sequoia Capital, which is tightly connected with Smartmatic and Dominion Voting System, which got Joe Biden “elected” as president of the US in this election.
OK, I hope you haven’t got confused with this long sentence. Let me break it down and bring out the facts I just found one by one.
CCP: the No. 1 “Non-US” investor for StartUp Health
First of all, Howard Krein is the husband of Ashley Biden, the daughter of Joe Biden.
Krein is the chief medical officer at StartUp Health, a venture capital and health technology firm, while his brother Steven Krein is the co-founder & CEO. According to its own website, “StartUp Health is investing in a global army of Health Transformers to achieve 12 Health Moonshots. Since 2011, we have invested in over 340 innovative health companies, and we’re just getting started.”
Screenshot of Steven Krein’s Linkedin page
According to a Reuter’s report on April 23, 2019, “China’s Tencent Trusted Doctor, a venture-backed by tech giant Tencent Holdings, said it has raised $250 million in a fundraising round, as investors pile into China’s online private healthcare sector.”
StartUp Health’s own website published a newsletter on May 1, 2019, saying that “We saw over $417 in innovative health funding this week, led by Tencent Trusted Doctor, which raised $250M. The technology-driven Chinese healthcare startup’s round was led by Country Garden Holdings, Tencent Holdings, and Sequoia Capital. ”
Many other deals were listed in that newsletter too. So I guess they should have said “$417 M in innovative health funding”, instead of “$417”.
StartUp Health’s Q1 insights report of 2019 also listed several other Chinese investors, including:
Taimei Medical Technology, with an $80 M investment,
Shuidichou, with a $74 M investment,
Medbanks Network Technology, with a $59 M investment.
Screenshot from StartUp Health’s 2019 Q1 report.
Screenshot from StartUp Health’s 2019 Q1 report.
The report also categorized the funds raised by cities. So Beijing is its No. 2 city on this list, with $147 M raised from there. Guangzhou is the No. 4 city, with $103M, Zhejiang is No. 5, with $80 M raised. So altogether, that’s $330M dollars, making China the No. 1 country of “Non-US” investors for StartUp Health.
Another StartUp Health newsletter on Apr. 3, 2019, also says “We saw over $175M in innovative health funding this week, led by Shuidichou with $74M… The China-based healthcare crowdfunding platform’s Series B was led by Tencent Holdings, with participation from Gaorong, IDG Capital, Yuri Milner, and others.”
An earlier report on January 3, 2018 says that “StartUp Health Raises $19.3M Led by Ping An Global Voyager Fund, GuideWell and Masimo”.
Another report on Sep 25, 2018 says that “StartUp Health Raises $31M From Novartis, Ping An Group, Chiesi Group, GuideWell and Otsuka”.
These reports did not specifically state how much is exactly raised via Ping An Group, but we can reasonably assume that Ping An Group was a major player from the way the news was presented.
Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China is the No.1 insurance group globally in terms of market capitalization and the 21st largest company in the 2020 Global Fortune 500. It is also the largest of its kind in China.
Tencent: The CCP’s Company
Tencent became very well known earlier this year when President Trump announced plans to ban WeChat in the US. WeChat is the most popular social media platform in China and is owned by Tencent.
At that time, after I posted a photo of a group of people holding a CCP flag in a Tencent office, quite a few reporters asked me whether Tencent was controlled by the CCP, or has any CCP branches inside the company. I did a simple search and found this article in Chinese, which shows Tencent’s famous QQ penguins dressed in communist jackets.
Taiwan News did an English report about this matter based on my tips. This report says that “when Tencent’s party branch was upgraded to a party committee in 2011, it had a total of 5,593 party members inside the corporation.”
A report from the Epoch Times says that according to internal CCP documents obtained by the Epoch Times, there were at least 7723 CCP members in Tencent as of 2018, and this number didn’t include high-level Tencent management.
So, to put the story simply, StartUp Health received at least hundreds of millions from CCP companies in 2018 and 2019.
Injecting Funds Right Before Biden Announced His Presidential Candidacy
One of my sources, who tipped off this story to me, asked me to take note of the timing of the CCP’s injection of funds into StartUp Health. The $250 million from Tencent was raised in April 2019, right before Joe Biden openly announced his presidential candidacy in May.
My source showed me a text message between himself and someone who worked for the Biden Foundation in March 2019, and told me that this person, as well as many other people, knew that Biden was going to run for president long before he officially announced it. So the CCP knew as well. That’s why the CCP chose to make a large amount of additional investment in April 2019.
Sequoia, Dominion, the CCP and Biden’s “Win”
Another important matter to note is that one of the investors of StartUp Health is Sequoia Capital. You may have already heard about the connection between Sequoia and Dominion Voting Systems, which is given a nickname “多貓膩” by Chinese people; and “多貓膩” means a lot of tricks, or a lot of dirty tricks.
Your New has an article that explains the relationships in a very simple way:
“Sequoia Capital is a capital company established in California in 1972. In 1984, Sequoia Capital acquired the American Automatic Voting Machine Corporation… The company was reorganized into Sequoia Voting Systems.
“In March 2005, Smartmatic acquired Sequoia Voting Systems and helped it develop and update its voting system software. Smartmatic was co-founded in Venezuela in 1997… was registered in Joe Biden’s home state of Delaware in April 2000.
“The actual controller behind Smartmatic is the former Venezuelan President Chavez. He later transferred management to the current President Maduro. While Venezuela is controlled by the CCP, Maduro is actually the CCP’s bagman. In other words, Smartmatic is a company controlled by the CCP, so after its acquisition of Sequoia Voting Systems, the CCP has become the actual controller of the company. After the CCP controlled Sequoia Voting Systems, it developed and updated the voting system software for the CCP. We believe that this voting software has been completely controlled by the CCP since then.”
Actually, the name “Sequoia” especially drew my attention back in May this year, when I did a program about Twitter’s newly appointed director Li Feifei, or Fei-fei Li. When I investigated Li Feifei’s relationship with the CCP, I found these facts:
“In June last year, Stanford University announced that Li Fei-Fei had become its first ‘Sequoia Professor’. The Sequoia Professorship at Stanford University is a chair established by Sequoia Capital…Sequoia Capital, which once topped the Forbes Global Best Venture Capitalists’ 2018 list, has a track record of co-investing with Boyu Capital on multiple occasions. Sequoia Capital also had a joint stake in Alibaba with Boyu Capital.”
Please note that Boyu Capital was founded by former CCP head Jiang Zemin’s grandson Jiang Zhicheng.
So, we can reasonably say that Sequoia Capital’s tie with the CCP has reached at the very highest, or deepest level, the level of the CCP’s top leader Jiang Zemin.
So, if Sequoia Capital invests in Joe Biden’s son-in-law’s “venture capital and health technology firm”, and if Sequoia Capital’s Sequoia Voting Systems was acquired by Dominion Voting Systems, which was counting our votes in the 2020 US election, what does that mean?
Well, I hope everyone can draw their own conclusion after I presented all the facts.
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We saw over $417 in innovative health funding this week, led by Tencent Trusted Doctor, which raised $250M. The technology-driven Chinese healthcare startup’s round was led by Country Garden Holdings, Tencent Holdings, and Sequoia Capital. <source>
https://en.bgy.com.cn
https://www.startuphealth.com/team/howard-krein-md-phd
https://www.prweb.com/releases/2018/01/prweb15049079.htm
https://www.startuphealth.com/innovative-health-funding-week-of-may-1-2019
https://web.archive.org/web/20201222135952/https://www.startuphealth.com/innovative-health-funding-week-of-may-1-2019
https://web.archive.org/web/20201222140214/https://www.prweb.com/releases/2018/01/prweb15049079.htm
Howard Krein
Sequoia Capital, which once topped the Forbes Global Best Venture Capitalists’ 2018 list, has a track record of co-investing with Boyu Capital on multiple occasions. Sequoia Capital also had a joint stake in Alibaba with Boyu Capital.
https://www.eonline.com/photos/31816/a-guide-to-joe-bidens-big-family
https://electrodealpro.com/the-dominion-voting-machine-uses-chinese-made-modems/
The CCP Captured U.S. Power by Controlling Sequoia Capital
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequoia_Capital
https://web.archive.org/web/20201108003449if_/https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tencent-holdings-healthcare/tencent-backed-china-online-healthcare-venture-raises-250-million-idUSKCN1S00BO
https://web.archive.org/web/20201222135952/https://www.startuphealth.com/innovative-health-funding-week-of-may-1-2019
The CCP Captured U.S. Power by Controlling Sequoia Capital
Pls also read all the tweets underneath this about Tencent
https://web.archive.org/web/20201222140214/https://www.prweb.com/releases/2018/01/prweb15049079.htm
Jennifer Zeng’s Story of Finding Light in the Darkness
Jennifer Zeng survived torture and imprisonment in China by holding onto her faith
Writer Jared Pearman
Twenty years ago, Chinese authorities arrested Jennifer Zeng as part of a nationwide crackdown on her faith, the persecuted meditation practice of Falun Gong. After her release from the labour camp, she managed to get out of China and publish a book about her experiences — Witnessing History: One woman’s fight for freedom and Falun Gong. It tells the true story of her arrest, torture, and “reeducation through forced labour” by the Chinese Communist Party.
The only “crime” that Jennifer supposedly committed 20 years ago was practicing the meditation and qigong exercises of Falun Gong and continuing to adhere to the principles of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance after being told to renounce them.
The slow-moving rhythms of the Falun Gong exercises were once a common sight in every urban park in China. Just as yoga became popular in North America, the various qigong practices had become even more popular in China. And in the late 1990s, Falun Gong was far and away the most popular of them all.
Falun Gong was practiced freely in the parks without any fees or organizational structure, just an organic blossoming of daily meditation and traditional Chinese wisdom, Zeng says. The philosophy of the group comes primarily from the Buddhist school of thought and emphasizes kindness and tolerance. People from every walk of life were taking up the practice, and by 1998, there were over 70 million people practicing Falun Gong.
Zeng was one of them. At the time, she says, she had a perfect Beijing pedigree: “I was a graduate in science from Beijing University. I was a wife and mother. I was even a Chinese Communist Party member.” She has since renounced ties to the Party.
Actually, in the 1990s, the regime in China even supported Falun Gong. Government offices had their own Falun Gong practice groups, and Falun Gong’s founder, Mr. Li Hongzhi, gave lectures at the invitation of Party officials. There wasn’t an issue with being both a Party member and a Falun Gong practitioner.
Then in 1999, in a turnaround that shocked the world, the Chinese Communist Party outlawed Falun Gong.
Jennifer Zeng, like tens of millions of others, suddenly found herself living a secret life.
At first, practitioners assumed it was a misunderstanding. They thought that if they could just clarify what they were about and explain that they had no political aspirations, the initial wave of arrests would end.
What they didn’t realize was that Jiang Zemin, head of the CCP at the time, wanted Falun Gong erased from history. There had been no misunderstanding. The nation’s leaders knew Falun Gong was good, but they were worried by its popularity and, worse, they knew that its very principles of honesty and compassion were a threat to the CCP’s legitimacy and its plans for China’s authoritarian future.
On April 13, 2000, secret police from what came to be called the 610 Officecoordinated Zeng’s arrest, and she was forced to join the millions of other practitioners in China’s dreaded forced labour camps, the infamous laogai.
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