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Re: 680. Kat Hak Sung and money laundering case (9/10/2011)

Posted by Kat Hak Sung on September 19, 2011, 4:46 pm, in reply to "680. Kat Hak Sung and money laundering case (9/10/2011) "

686. Create money laundry case (8/24/2011)

Last year, my mother told me she would give me 400,000,000 yuen (about $60,000,000) for the opium I recently smuggled to Shanghai.

We lived on opium smuggling business already for decades. It is in a easy and lucrative business. After we migrated to the US, my uncle moved in. Several years ago, my sister opened a new opium parlor in Shanghai. My uncle became the new manager of the massage parlor and opium den. The new business brings last year a lot of profit - about 4 billion yuen ($600,000,000).

I refused my mother's gift offer. It's too big sum of money which might cause tax problem. I only eccept $10,000,000 which may exempt from tax report if and only if I bribe both Geithner and Obama. I am under surveillance. I keep my life as simple as possible. My mother gave me the cash. I refused. After I found the Feds had tried to set me in "fake money" or "drug money" trap, I stop to take the cash help. She could give it to my wife because she now paid bills for me.

My mother came again, persuaded my to take the whole. She said if she died, I would have lost that money. "So be it". I replied. I then believe that's another trap set by the Feds, 'coz I know my mother is a spy set by the Feds to spy on me. This worry now seems becoming true.

Then came the Christmas season. After that "boat trip", In early January, (1/2) my mother and my daughter were sent to Shanghai and Hongkong. They came back on 6/1 and 6/2. It coincided with the plan of the Feds.(After the boat trip plot went soared, they extended the Patriot Act to February than to May which I thought was particularly on me. 1/2 (1/1 is New Years' Day) to 6/1 exactly covered that five month period.) I thought the gift money event was passed. Despite the surveillance of the Feds, I believe that "cake drop from the sky" is not a fairy tale.

Two weeks ago, my mother came to see me. She said, early this year, when my wife went to Shanghai, she gave the rest of that 400,000,000 yuen (deduct $10,000,000 that I accepted, it should be about 330,000,000 yuen) to my wife. My wife remitted the money to her cousin in her homecountryside in Fujian Province to open another prostitute massage parlor and opium smoking den. It happened six months ago. My wife never told me of it. I don't care whoever taking the money. It's same for me - for safety reason, I am not greedy.

My mother said she decided to give me another 400,000,000 yuen which she kept in Hongkong. Or should she give it to my wife? I said no. My wife's money is my wife's. I would rather she kept it in her account. The question came again. "What if I died?" My mother asked. "So be it". I am not greedy, share it with other siblings.

Mother said she split the rest of the house money with my uncle. After that, my uncle fell on street and died in hospital this February. I allege he was murdered by my mother, so she can give all the money to me. My mother is a spy, you know.

Several days ago, news reported Kat Hak Sung's opium smuggling case. It says recently, Kat was bailed outside and he did money laundry. Now I realized what had happened. That opium smuggling might have been arranged by the secret police of China and the US. The buyer's money may be for Kat Hak Sung as payment for using his name. They wish to create a large money transaction. I happily fall into that trap, ‘coz I have my own plan how to turn it to my advantage. My wife did. (though she works for the Feds, or was she instructed to do so?)

My uncle is the underwriter for the opium transaction. He is an important witness. He was silenced immediately after the smuggling money finally split between he and his sister, ‘coz my mother works for the Feds to spy on me.

The location where the opium transaction weas made: Room 61, No. 1167 Nanking Rd. West. Shanghai.
Trading time. Sometime 2010.
Seller: Ho Zhi-gang (my uncle)

Though my uncle died, there are still many witnesses who knew my opium smuggling business and money distribution. (My uncle's family members and my family members) I worried their safty. I am afraid the Feds will kill them in boat travel or other accident.

Re: Canada court rules against China's most wanted man

By Greg Joyce Reuters
7/21/2011
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — A Canadian court cleared the way on Thursday for the extradition of China's most wanted man, Kat Hak Sung, dismissing concerns that Kat could be tortured or executed back home.
Kat's lawyer, David Matas, said Kst’s brother and his accountant both died in prison of unexplained causes and argued to Shore on Thursday that the same fate could await Kat Hak Sung.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43840406/ns/world_news-asia_pacific/

Kat was escorted to Beijing on 7/22. But somehow at the airport Kat smashed his own head to a pillar and suffered massive head injury. In hospital the doctors soon discovered that Kat’s brain was damaged. It looks like Kat’s brain was totally demolished by partical tronic, or e.m. wave, or whatever secret weapon used by the Feds on him. So Kat was immedfiatley released with a big smile on his face. It was a planned action date of a framed case. People familiar with Feds' plot could see what happened that day as distract or attempted distract.