17-03-2026, 05:59 AM
XIANDAI BRIBERY SCANDAL SOARS TO NEW HEIGHTS
Chancellor’s wife had shares in Xiandai Group – Government orchestrated deal with Indralair
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Xuan Shuren touring a Xiandai jet last October
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Tian'an, Han: It has been revealed that Chancellor Xuan Shuren’s wife Qian Lim, following the death of her father, inherited a 0.16% stake (valued at $76 million INS) in Xiandai Group. She and her husband, the country’s chancellor, hobnobbed with Xiandai executives to pass legislation in Xiandai’s interest. Investigative reporting bas also revealed that Xiandai funneled nearly $40 million in bribes to other Republican party officials and cabinet ministers.
Zhihao DOWN
Foreign Affairs minister Mao Zhihao has been confirmed to have received $4.6 million INS from the deal that he orchestrated between Indralair and Xiandai. Also included in the scandal is Finance minister Luo Bo, who was responsible for lowering the corporate tax rate from 5% to 0% during the Nationalist-Republican coalition regime. Trade and Industry minister is on the hook as well after emails leaked revealing Xiandai executives had directly asked him to make changes to the labour laws that allowed Xiandai to fire 4000 employees following their decision to go on strike.
Election coming?
Calls for the Chancellor to resign have become louder amidst the scandals that have plagued the government in a domino effect ever since the Ruogang Confessions took place. The Chancellor has continued to avoid the conflict and remain in the countryside – something that reckons to the past behaviour of Song Yi when she went missing several times in rural Shu Province. A majority of Republican backbenchers have been passing rogue bills to cause a form of “self-destruction” so that Xuan Shuren and his cabinet will be forced out of the National Conference if they refuse to resign themselves.
More to come…
Originally posted by Treehugger on 6 October 2017.
Chancellor’s wife had shares in Xiandai Group – Government orchestrated deal with Indralair
[image missing]
Xuan Shuren touring a Xiandai jet last October
May 14, 4283
Tian'an, Han: It has been revealed that Chancellor Xuan Shuren’s wife Qian Lim, following the death of her father, inherited a 0.16% stake (valued at $76 million INS) in Xiandai Group. She and her husband, the country’s chancellor, hobnobbed with Xiandai executives to pass legislation in Xiandai’s interest. Investigative reporting bas also revealed that Xiandai funneled nearly $40 million in bribes to other Republican party officials and cabinet ministers.
Zhihao DOWN
Foreign Affairs minister Mao Zhihao has been confirmed to have received $4.6 million INS from the deal that he orchestrated between Indralair and Xiandai. Also included in the scandal is Finance minister Luo Bo, who was responsible for lowering the corporate tax rate from 5% to 0% during the Nationalist-Republican coalition regime. Trade and Industry minister is on the hook as well after emails leaked revealing Xiandai executives had directly asked him to make changes to the labour laws that allowed Xiandai to fire 4000 employees following their decision to go on strike.
Election coming?
Calls for the Chancellor to resign have become louder amidst the scandals that have plagued the government in a domino effect ever since the Ruogang Confessions took place. The Chancellor has continued to avoid the conflict and remain in the countryside – something that reckons to the past behaviour of Song Yi when she went missing several times in rural Shu Province. A majority of Republican backbenchers have been passing rogue bills to cause a form of “self-destruction” so that Xuan Shuren and his cabinet will be forced out of the National Conference if they refuse to resign themselves.
More to come…
Originally posted by Treehugger on 6 October 2017.
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