The Foundation Funding the “Fact-Checkers” Who Defend the Chinese Communist Party Is Heavily Invested in China

Comment by Jim Campbell

March 30th, 2021

You knew he would do it, as pitting the governments of China and Russia against the United States of America.

Financially at this moment in time the Chinese military could not win a war against the U.S. with “No One at home in the White House.

Remember at the beginning of WW II the U.S. had no real war machine, but developed one overnight by getting U.S. factories to make the armaments our military would need to beat Hitler’s Nazis and eventually the Japanese.

1945: Atomic bomb damage at Hiroshima with a burnt out fire engine amidst the rubble. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

If they tried something, look for a change in the occupants of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue by military coup.

Unlike the current group of squatters holding a sit in at the White House who have long since forgotten or cared about the oath they swore to protect and defend the U.S. Constitution in fact many of the Executive orders emerging from the place is just that.

Those in the military will never forget the oath they swore and if push comes to shove put your chips behind the United States Military.

The Knight Foundation – a George Soros-linked, left-wing group purporting to tackle disinformation by funding anti-conservative media operations and “fact-checkers.”

The Foundation has investments in firms tied to the Russian government and Chinese Communist Party, The National Pulse can exclusively reveal.

Hungarian-born US investor and philanthropist George Soros (R) listens to Human Rights Watch director Kenneth Roth after delivering a speech on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting, on January 23, 2020 in Davos. (Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP) (Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP via Getty Images)

The group’s most recent financial disclosures reveal over $17,000,000 invested in a Chinese Communist Party-linked investment fund and over $1,200,000 invested in Russia Partners – which boasts of its close connections to “government leaders in Russia.”

The video below is well worth watching. Remember it’s Soros funded.

Although those doing the talking seem reasonable if the reader doesn’t have critical thinking skills that are finally tuned, their propaganda would likely have us wonder if we should send them a check.

Music by Sade: “Smooth Operator.”

The unearthed financial ties come as the group continues to peddle conspiracy theories about Russian influence in the 2016 election and purports to “protect press freedom” while investing in countries whose journalism sectors are consistently ranked among the least free.

China Capital and Growth.

Since at least 2011, the Knight Foundation’s financial disclosure forms reveal two investments: IDG-Accel China Capital II and IDG-Accel China Growth III.

The most recent financial disclosure on the Knight Foundation’s site shows that in 2019 the value of the investments totaled $11,597,551 and $6,066,392, respectively.

The unearthed financial ties come as the group continues to peddle conspiracy theories about Russian influence in the 2016 election and purports to “protect press freedom” while investing in countries whose journalism sectors are consistently ranked among the least free.

2019 990 form.

The two Chinese private equity funds describe themselves as “making investments within China” – and often in state-run companies.

At least a dozen of the fund’s employees have ties to the Chinese Communist Party, including former officials in the technology and urban planning sectors along with the State Department., former employees of the Chinese military proxy China Mobile, and recipients of Chinese Communist Party awards for “Pushing the Area Economy Forward.”

Senior Advisor Jianning Jiang also serves as a Chief Advisor to the body overseeing China’s various Communist Youth Leagues.

Chinese state-run media directors, several ex-employees of state-run investment funds, fellows from state-run think tanks, and professors and People’s Liberation Army-linked colleges.

Aimed at boosting the Chinese economy, the investment group describes one of its primary goals as “upgrading and transform[ing] the Chinese economy by partnering with Chinese companies to acquire technology and industrial know-how abroad” and admits to having “partnered” with the Chinese Communist Party city-level governments to do so.

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