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US Media Accepting Millions to Publish

China’s Propaganda, Justice Department Warns

https://www.visiontimes.com/2021/06/15/u...ganda.html

China Daily paid over 1.6 million dollars in ad campaigns with leading media organizations such as the Los Angeles Times, Foreign Policy, Time, and Financial Times for the six-month period ending on Apr. 30, 2021. Another one million dollars was paid to outlets such as Houston Chronicle and Chicago Tribune to print copies of China Daily publications.

The official document

The so called independent media in US...

• Time – $700,000
  
  
• The Seattle Times – $57,807
  
  
• Chicago Tribune – $30,305
  
  
• Financial Times – $371,577
  
  
• Houston Chronicle – $66,678
  
  
• Boston Globe – $67,433
  
  
• The Globe and Mail – $329,898
  
  
• Foreign Policy – $291,000
  
  
• Los Angeles Times – $361,700
  

Just in case you missed this last April...

Pelosi's husband purchased millions worth of

Microsoft stock through options

On March 19, Paul Pelosi exercised call options and paid $1.95 million to buy 15,000 shares of Microsoft at a strike price of $130 each, according to a public disclosure form filed on April 9 with the House clerk. In a separate transaction that same day, Pelosi paid $1.4 million for 10,000 shares at $140 each.
Members of Congress and their spouses are required to report any trades worth more than $1,000 to the clerk. In that same disclosure form, it was also reported that Paul Pelosi spent between $500,001 and $1 million to purchase 10,000 shares of Roblox Corporation stock the day it went public on March 10.
Microsoft’s stock on March 19, the day of the purchases, closed at about $230. On Tuesday morning, the stock is priced at $257.23, which is a nearly 12% increase.
Microsoft announced on Monday it will buy Nuance Communications, a software technology company focused on speech recognition using artificial intelligence, for $19.7 billion (including debt assumption) in an all-cash purchase, according to Axios. The acquisition is Microsoft’s second largest after its $26.2 billion deal to buy LinkedIn back in 2016.
In late March, Microsoft was awarded a contract with the Army to build 120,000 HoloLens augmented reality headsets that could be worth as much as $21.88 billion over 10 years, according to CNBC.

Democrats Block Rep. Andy Barr’s Amendment

to Prevent COVID-19 Relief Funds from Going to China

His amendment would have barred any of the $1.9 trillion in COVID-19 relief bill funds from being made available to “any enterprise, agency, instrumentality owned by the Government of the People’s Republic of China or the Chinese Communist Party.”