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PUBLICIZE THE WEALTH AND CORRUPTION OF THE CCP LEADERSHIP
The Sunday Guardian
|April 21, 2024
Global investigation into the wealth and corruption of the CCP leadership will show that the CCP’s leaders are billionaires with untold wealth in New York, Switzerland, Dubai, London, Paris, and countless other locations.

Acurious but often unreported fact about the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is that they are rich. The leadership is Communist, but also extremely wealthy. No Communist should be wealthy, it is like being a married bachelor, and the CCP are expert at hiding their wealth. Precisely how did the CCP leadership gain this wealth on their nominal salaries is an important issue for the global community to explore and, especially, for the Chinese people to know.
In an important effort in this regard, United States Senator Marco Rubio has inserted language into U.S. law which tasks the intelligence community of the United States to produce an unclassified—and thus publicly available report—on the wealth and corrupt activities of the leadership of the CCP. This includes the General Secretary of the CCP, Xi Jinping, and senior leadership officials of the Central Committee, the Politburo, the Politburo Standing Committee, and regional Party Secretaries. The Congressional Research Service (CRS) will also research this and produce a study to which all people around the globe will have access.
The answers to these investigations are certain to be startling and capture the corrupt nature of the CCP. It underscores that the CCP rules China, but it is not the legitimate government of China. The CCP is illegitimate for three reasons. First, because they were formed and nurtured by the Communist International, and their seizure of power in 1949 was made possible by Stalin with his full backing and support in the wake of the defeat of Japan.
This story is from the April 21, 2024 edition of The Sunday Guardian.
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