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  • EXCLUSIVE: CCP Intelligence Official Buys Building Steps From White House

    08/13/2026 6:45:50 AM PDT · by Red Badger · 47 replies
    Daily Caller ^ | August 13, 2026 | Philip Lenczycki
    A senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intelligence official is the new owner of a historic building overlooking the White House Complex, a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation discovered. Located approximately 650 feet northeast of the White House grounds, the 100-year-old Securities Building on 15th Street was purchased on July 21, 2026 for $8.4 million by the Philip Qiu and Family Foundation, filings show. The building’s new owner, Philip Qiu, has held numerous positions within Chinese intelligence and state security arms, according to university records and DCNF translations of Chinese government announcements. Qiu did not respond to multiple requests for comment....
  • The rise and spectacular fall of China’s Interpol chief Meng Hongwei

    10/08/2018 1:23:05 PM PDT · by Faith Presses On · 7 replies
    South China Morning Post ^ | 10/8/18 | Nectar Gan
    At the crest of his political career Meng Hongwei, the first-ever Chinese president of Interpol, was proudly hailed by state media as a testimony to the international community’s “full recognition” of China’s law enforcement capacity and status as a country based on the rule of law. Less than a year after he took the helm of the global policing body, Meng hosted its general assembly in Beijing – only the second time in the country’s history. At the opening ceremony, he was given the rare privilege of sitting next to the country’s most powerful man, President Xi Jinping, who –...
  • Espionage trial may be window on Chinese intel (Chi Mak)

    03/25/2007 9:53:31 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 9 replies · 568+ views
    San Diego Union - Tribune ^ | 3/25/07 | Matt Krasnowski - CNS
    LOS ANGELES – The FBI knew about Chi Mak's retirement plans, what his dining room looked like and what he allegedly took home from work. The 66-year-old engineer for a Southern California defense contractor and his 57-year-old brother, Tai Mak, were under surveillance for months. Agents tapped the Maks' phones, planted listening devices in their cars, sifted through their trash and installed a closed-circuit camera above Chi Mak's dining-room table. Investigators suspected Chi Mak was taking restricted documents about naval technology from his job at Anaheim-based defense contractor Power Paragon and passing them to his brother, who was going to...