Chinese Communist Party’s unrestricted warfare gets former U.S. President Trump in legal trouble


Chinese Communist Party’s unrestricted warfare gets former U.S. President Trump in legal trouble

On October 24 (US Eastern Time), Wengui Guo revealed on the program “Wengui Da Live” that DWAC, a special purpose acquisition company affiliated with Wu Zheng, a foreign agent of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), will go public together with TMTG, a social media startup founded by former President Trump. DWAC’s share price rose from a high of $9 to $174, and its turnover rate increased from 1,300 shares to 6 million shares. This series of large fluctuations was due to the manipulation of 11 funds, eight of which were controlled by the CCP’s foreign intelligence agencies. In addition, Wu Zheng, the CCP’s foreign agent registered in the United States, had previously been heavily involved in the CCP’s penetration of the U.S. legal, political, and judicial sectors.

Mr. Wengui pointed out: The CCP’s series of operations has three goals:

First, the CCP is aware of the power of social media and has chosen this strategy to prevent President Trump from entering the GETTR and to weaken Trump’s influence in the 2022 U.S. midterm elections.

Second, DWAC will face various administrative and criminal investigations on suspicion of manipulating the market to increase stock prices. This will have a negative political impact on former President Trump.

Third, the 296 million hoarded by the Communist Party had already flowed into President Trump’s trust fund in September, prompting numerous MAGA supporters to increase their holdings of DWAC shares. However, since last Friday, DWAC has withdrawn $5-8 billion from institutional investors controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. This move will plunge President Trump into litigation and lead to disagreements or even a break with MAGA supporters.

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