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This is quite spooky. So we are now getting foreign investors to invest in our aviation/aerospace programs? They are investing in Homeland Security? Defense? Our medical records?
I wanted to pass this on and find out if you were aware. I'm sure that you knew a lot of this already.
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I didn't know about the Regional Center contacts so the above is new information. But it fits with other information that I have that I hadn't placed within the big picture of the scheme - only with Idaho's EB-5 Regional Center in Meridian. I can't remember which article mentioned Brian Su as being connected with EB-5 centers in Idaho, but it doesn't matter because on Mr. Su's website, he lists two centers in Idaho as his clients.
On a different page on Artisan Business Group website, there was (is?) a page in a section titled, "How to establish an EB-5 Regional Center or EB-5 Investment Project that has very interesting information on the EB-5 program. It was captured in a pdf for the files.
In this article in the Idaho Statesman, it mentions Raymond Ku, a Taiwanese businessman who made millions being a coyote to get people out of Hong Kong before the Communist Chinese took over, as being the person who approached Idaho Governor Butch Otter in 2007.
Chinese investments in an Idaho gold mine just one way the state hopes to revive its economy
"When the bottom fell out of Idaho's economy in 2007, Otter, short on cash and desperate for an economic development program, welcomed Ku and his offer to bring investors to Idaho. Otter hosted Ku at a reception at the former Simplot residence that is now the vacant governor's mansion. Later, Ku put on a cowboy hat and went riding."
The above Idaho Statesman article also mentions a Russian named Sima Muroff. It should be noted that Blackhawk (under a different corporate name) is also mentioned on Brian Su's Artisan Group website.
"At the same time Idaho was trying to set up its regional center, investors in Blackhawk on the River, a real estate development in McCall, were in the process of setting up their own regional center. Real estate investment capital had dried up and Sima Muroff, Blackhawk's principal manager, joined with the Getty Companies to form the Idaho Regional Center"
Sima Muroff is listed on the USCIS website as being the contact for the Idaho State Regional Center.
Another foreign operator named Jeff Don is mentioned in the Idaho Statesman article titled, "Chinese company eyes Boise".
“I think China’s coming over here shows they are willing to collaborate on the reinvigoration of the American industrial base,” said Jeff Don, CEO of Eagle-based C3, which is acting as an Idaho representative for the Chinese company, called Sinomach for short.
Jeff Don is a representative of the Communist Chinese government. He runs a company called C3-Strategic and he is involved in telecommunications.
Sinomach is a company owned by the Communist Chinese government.
Jeff Don is mentioned in another article in the Idaho Statesman titled, "Chinese Company officials meet with leaders of Idaho, energy firms".
Officials of the China National Machinery Industry Corp. met this week with Idaho state, utility and industry officials to show off their ability to design, build and maintain everything from power plants to high transmission lines.
The Chinese-government owned company, called Sinomach for short, is itself a sign of the growing economic and industrial strength China now projects worldwide. For Sinomach the American West provides many of the same opportunities it already has tapped in places like Africa, India, Pakistan, Indonesia and even Iran.
Sinomach, is China’s third largest contractor with more than $14 billion in sales last year. Jeff Don, President of C3 of Eagle arranged the delegation's visit.
They talked to Idaho Power Co. and Rocky Mountain Power and the Mountain States Transmission Project about building the major transmission lines the two utilities have planned. They also talked with several other Idaho energy and manufacturing companies about projects ranging from coal-gasification, nuclear power to turning biogas into power.
Zhang Chun, director general of the company told state officials the United States represents a big market for Sinomach and that he was happy to get a chance to meet with the companies, arranged in part by Paul Kjellander, director of the Idaho Office of Energy Resources.
The visit underscores the changing face of energy development in Idaho, as well as the interest Chinese companies have in both business and investment here. China’s ability and interest to project itself economically worldwide is remarkable similar to the United States at the turn of the 19th Century.
“Your expertise, our expertise and your resources and our resources match up,” said Idaho Lieutenant Gov. Brad Little.
Coincidently, I saw Paul Kjellander's name when I began researching in
connection with Idaho Power and their project to implement Smart Meters
in Idaho. Kjellander was appointed by Governor Butch Otter
to be the
Administrator of the Office of Energy Resources in 2007 (same year
that Raymond Ku approached Otter about the EB-5 visa program.)
Notice Kjellander's connection to Boise State University.
I refused access to the subcontractor who came here a few days ago to install a Smart Meter so day before yesterday, Idaho Power sent out one of their own people to talk to me. He told me that the Idaho Public Utilites Commission had made it a mandate to install the Smart Meters so I called them and spoke to a pit bull with a woman's voice. She gave the IPUC case number in which Idaho Power was given permission to install the Smart Meters and to include them into the rate base.
Case Number ITC-E-08-16 Order 30726. I can't give a direct link to the Order but you can use this link to the IPUC website where you can search on the order number.
As I was tracing the order numbers backward, I found Order Number 29196 that was issued in 2003.
In Case Nos. IPC-E-02-2 and -3, the Commission directed Idaho Power and the
Energy Efficiency Advisory Group (EEAG) to "evaluate and report to the Commission on the viability of a Time-of-Use residential metering program by September 12, 2002." Order No. 29026 at 22. Time-of-Use (TOU) rates refer to the pricing of electricity based on the estimated cost of electricity during a particular period of the day or "time block."' Time-of-use rates are usually divided into three or four time blocks per 24-hour period (on-peak, mid-peak, off-peak and sometimes super off-peak) and by seasons of the year (summer and winter).
I did a search on Energy Efficiency Advisory Group and found that they are connected to the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). They are listed on the Idaho Power website as a "forum for Idaho Power customers, regulatory staff and other interested stakeholders to offer advice to Idaho Power in formulating, implementing and evaluating energy efficiency and demand response programs". (Smart Meters are "energy efficiency" and "demand response programs" - the demand response is to cut off your access to electricity when they damn well feel like it).
One of the more interesting things I found was the minutes to a meeting posted on the Idaho Power website that discussed all of the areas in which changes will have to be made (read money that will have to be spent) to save a few kilowatts of electricity.
February 18, 2010 Minutes of the EEAG Group
I've gotten a little bit off track from the subject that I began this page with so I'll tie it all back together by asking you to note the connection to Hoku, the now Communist Chinese company in Pocatello Idaho with the EPRI via Karl Stahlkopf; and the connection between Hoku and IdaTech which is a subsidiary of the IdaCorp holding company that also owns Idaho Power.
So, I've given a long answer to short question: So we are now getting foreign investors to invest in our aviation/aerospace programs? They are investing in Homeland Security? Defense? Our medical records?"
The answer is yes... and they are also heavily involved in our critical infrastructure. And so my question for all public officials, military, intelligence agencies, etc. is: Will you please define for me the meaning of "National Security" and "Homeland Defense" because the only thing I can come up with after finding what I have, is that National Security and Homeland Defense means serving the interests of the perpetraitors of the coup d'etat and that they are taking over our economy and our critical infrastructure through the special zoning that I've documented in many places on my website. And it may very well be that the 300 visas allocated to the U.S. Attorney General for foreign investors noted in the legislation below, but just be enough to buy the complicity of the U.S. Attorney General because I can't think of a single reason why else the Attorney General would need foreign investor visas set aside just for him/her.
September 2, 2011
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It's also useful to recall the 1990 legislation that created the EB-5 visa program. I wrote about that in the following report: Invitation to Terror
1992 Appropriations Bill H.R. 5678 Signed by the President on October 6, 1992, PL. 102-395 Excerpt begins at the bottom of page 57. It should be noted that Congress rarely eliminates programs, they just continue to vote for more money for it so even though the set aside visas for the Secretary of State and the Attorney General were only for a period of five years, chances are excellent that the program is still in effect.
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