Outspoken Chinese billionaire Sun Dawu sentenced to 18 years in prison
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2021 Jul 29, 1:07am 783 views 4 comments
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Ceffer
2021 Jul 29, 2:57am
Ceffer
2021 Jul 29, 2:57am
DOJ Garland confirms that Sun was GUILTY as charged by CCP, and that Chinese courts confirmed the indictments of Jan 6 rioters! CCP and USA are as one!
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krc
2021 Jul 29, 9:09am
And how is this any different (other than the amount of time) than in the US? I expect the Jan 6 agitators will get months/years. And violence was not even comparable to most other "protests" across the US (particularly Portland federal buildings). Too funny. We live in a world of propaganda-only now....
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Patrick
2021 Jul 29, 12:49pm
Patrick
2021 Jul 29, 12:49pm
krc says
It's no different because the CCP is running the US now.
And how is this any different (other than the amount of time) than in the US?
It's no different because the CCP is running the US now.
IF YOU'RE NOT KILLING THE CCP, YOU'RE SURRENDERING TO IT!
DEATH TO XI!
DEATH TO THE CCP!
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/29/business/sun-dawu-prison-sentence-china-intl-hnk/index.html
Hong Kong (CNN Business)Billionaire Sun Dawu, a vocal critic of the Chinese government, was sentenced to 18 years in prison on Wednesday for "picking quarrels and provoking troubles," according to an official statement posted by the court.
Sun was arrested in March this year. His company, Hebei Dawu Agricultural and Animal Husbandry Group, owns farming operations in China and employs about 9,000 people in poultry processing, pet food production and other industries. He is also famous for being an outspoken critic of China's ruling Communist Party.
Sun was found guilty of "gathering a crowd to storm state institutions, obstructing public service, picking quarrels and provoking troubles, disrupting production and operation, conducting coercive trade, illegal mining, illegal occupation of agricultural land, illegal absorption of public deposits," the People's Court of Gaobeidian said in a statement posted on its official WeChat account.