They mostly use cash for bribes. They found 200 million yuan ($33 million) in cash at an energy official called Wei Pengyuan’s home. They had to use 16 note counting machines to count it, and there were so many notes four of the machines broke under the load.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-10-31/china-seizes-record-33-million-in-cash-from-official-s-home
Topic: Chinese communist officials allegedly paying bribes in Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 1648 times)
November 21, 2015, 05:31:12 AM
November 21, 2015, 05:13:35 AM
ive noticed alot of dodgy overseas contracts emerging with links to the Chinese communist party, is it possible that bribes are being made in Crypto which is
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
change the title and then move it to speculation..
your title misleads people to think it happens.. yet your question reveals you have no clue/proof
November 21, 2015, 04:04:10 AM
So if the Chinese want to pay bribe tax, to buy some land that remains in the US, then pay property tax, big deal. What are they going to do, take over the USA with a pipeline? Pipe some oil perhaps? Big deal.
November 21, 2015, 04:03:03 AM
Why not provide links to this information?
What is so bad about Chinese buying things? They buy land, they cannot export it to China, it remains US territory, and they must pay property tax to the US. Win-Win, unless you have something against Chinese people.
What is so bad about Chinese buying things? They buy land, they cannot export it to China, it remains US territory, and they must pay property tax to the US. Win-Win, unless you have something against Chinese people.
Google it
No thank you.
If you cannot provide links to back up your allegations, your report is less valuable than a school essay.
Besides your point sounds racist, my google results are unlikely to provide any racist point of view or any Chinese involvement on the matter at all.
Ever tried googling "a gigantic gas pipeline" before?
For that matter have you ever even used google?
I guarantee nobody will find whatever the hell you are talking about based on "a gigantic gas pipeline".
"The Port of Darwin" will not result in Chinese bribery and conspiracy information either.
Unless I google "Chinese bribery and The Port of Darwin"
Do you even realize what kind of off topic tinfoil hat results that will create?
They will have almost NOTHING to do with whatever you claim to have casually noticed in your implied random espionage.
You want to be a whistle blower, then get to puffing!
Don't tell me to google "a gigantic gas pipeline". I have safe search turned off, and I don't want to go blind.
lol
November 21, 2015, 04:01:25 AM
You should ask this guy about corruption in China https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/ciyam-44572 ... He seems to know a lot about China and I saw him comment on
other threads that Chinese bribes are a big problem. I cannot see why this could not be done, because almost all countries have a problem with this. The whole political system in
the world, make decision based on back room dealings and bribes. They just call it campaign funding.
other threads that Chinese bribes are a big problem. I cannot see why this could not be done, because almost all countries have a problem with this. The whole political system in
the world, make decision based on back room dealings and bribes. They just call it campaign funding.
November 21, 2015, 03:56:31 AM
Why not provide links to this information?
What is so bad about Chinese buying things? They buy land, they cannot export it to China, it remains US territory, and they must pay property tax to the US. Win-Win, unless you have something against Chinese people.
What is so bad about Chinese buying things? They buy land, they cannot export it to China, it remains US territory, and they must pay property tax to the US. Win-Win, unless you have something against Chinese people.
Google it
November 21, 2015, 03:55:17 AM
Why not provide links to this information?
What is so bad about Chinese buying things? They buy land, they cannot export it to China, it remains US territory, and they must pay property tax to the US. Win-Win, unless you have something against Chinese people.
What is so bad about Chinese buying things? They buy land, they cannot export it to China, it remains US territory, and they must pay property tax to the US. Win-Win, unless you have something against Chinese people.
November 21, 2015, 03:52:27 AM
ive noticed alot of dodgy overseas contracts emerging with links to the Chinese communist party, is it possible that bribes are being made in Crypto which is
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
Why not provide any proof to validate your accusation? Don't just sit there and make random comments without taking a moment to think!enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
We just blcked China from buying our biggest farm its Massive
but they got our most strategic asset The Port of Darwin
They also got a gigantic gas pipeline
I believe these last two deals will get overturned !!!!
November 21, 2015, 02:21:09 AM
ive noticed alot of dodgy overseas contracts emerging with links to the Chinese communist party, is it possible that bribes are being made in Crypto which is
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
Why not provide any proof to validate your accusation? Don't just sit there and make random comments without taking a moment to think! enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
November 21, 2015, 01:07:57 AM
Enough with the FUD threads with eye catching titles and completely unsubstantiated claims thanks bitcoinpro
November 21, 2015, 12:36:09 AM
ive noticed alot of dodgy overseas contracts emerging with links to the Chinese communist party, is it possible that bribes are being made in Crypto which is
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
Could be. Care to share more details via pm?
November 21, 2015, 12:30:20 AM
Cash bribes are also difficult to catch.
Bribing someone in the US is about as low as $400 cash.
Bitcoin bribes would be as easy as via email! Encrypted and disposable self deleting messages that is, of course.
I welcome privnote.com messages, and I accept bitcoin bribes lol.
Bribing someone in the US is about as low as $400 cash.
Bitcoin bribes would be as easy as via email! Encrypted and disposable self deleting messages that is, of course.
I welcome privnote.com messages, and I accept bitcoin bribes lol.
November 19, 2015, 02:20:51 AM
ive noticed alot of dodgy overseas contracts emerging with links to the Chinese communist party, is it possible that bribes are being made in Crypto which is
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
enabling the scrutiny of the deals to be overlooked, where bribes made in cash or via bank transfer would otherwise blow the deal wide open!
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