Private IntelCom Firm Reports Concerns in Facebook-China Relationship

LOS ANGELES — A private intelligence communications agency has forwarded a report to the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the security threats posed between Facebook Inc. and the communist government of China.
According to the report, which was authorized for submission by W. Edward Griffith, Director of GCIS (Griffith Colson Intelligence Service) outlines the evolution of the relationship between Facebook, China and the recent hacking attempt against the NATA Commander.
In an email statement tonight, Griffith reiterated his concerns that the variety of security breaches, including the gathering and leaking of the personal information of Facebook users, has been for the benefit of China.
“My grandfather taught me something early in my boyhood. He said: ‘Will, if it looks like a duck, it quacks like a duck, it’s a damn duck’. We have monitored the events in the relationship between the routine security breaches, hacking attempts and the growing relationship between Facebook and the Government of China,” said Griffith (pictured left), “This poses a direct national and global security threat because of China’s behind the scenes relations with governments like Iran and Syria who sponsor terrorism around the world”.
The report also cites the recent marriage of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to Pricilla Chan, who has a large part of her family living in China, some of which are involved with the Chinese government.
The following is text of the summary report on it’s way to the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations:
A REPORT ON FACEBOOK SECURITY AND CHINA
As Facebook enjoys its recent stock sale, going public, while members of their founding team rennounce their U.S. citizenship i.e. “(Eduardo Saverin, one of Facebook’s four co-founders, has renounced his U.S. citizenship, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
The expatriation, first reported by Bloomberg, comes just before the social network is expected to launch an initial public offering of its stock next week.
It’s possible that the move will help Saverin escape some of the hefty taxes he’d have to pay on his Facebook stake, though it’s not known exactly how much of the company Saverin currently owns.
He owned 5% of the company’s outstanding shares as recently as 2009, according to “The Facebook Effect,” by David Kirkpatrick, but he has sold off some of those shares since then. He was not listed among those owning 5% or more of the company in Facebook’s pre-IPO regulatory filings.
The Brazilian-born Facebook co-founder became a U.S. citizen in 1998 and has been living in Singapore since 2009, but the United States requires its citizens to pay income taxes no matter where they live. Saverin, who provided some of Facebook’s initial financing, has not played an active role in the company for many years.)”
The relationship between China and Singapore is a close economic relationship.
…Facebook’s own Mark Zuckerberg recently married Priscilla Chan. They were recently on a visit to China, caught in “an accidental documentary” with Chinese Police:
“Social media sites and blogs have lit up after eagle-eyed viewers spotted a surprise cameo in a Chinese TV documentary about the country’s police force: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his now-wife, Priscilla Chan.
The documentary by CCTV was part of a series on Chinese police and high-tech crime-solving methods. A few seconds of footage showing Zuckerberg and Chan walking behind two police officers were shown included in a brief clip posted online by the Hebei province satellite station.
The footage shows the couple wearing the same clothes they were photographed in during a March 27 visit to Shanghai. Zuckerberg wears his custom hooded sweat shirt, this time in brown, and blue jeans, while Chan wears a printed short dress.”
All of this comes at the sametime China is accused of cyber attacks on NATO’s Supreme Commander:
“Nato’s most senior military commander has been repeatedly targeted in a Facebook scam thought to have been co-ordinated by cyber-spies in China, Griffith Colson Intelligence Service has learned. The spies are suspected of being behind a campaign to glean information about Admiral James Stavridis from his colleagues, friends and family, sources say.
This involved setting up fake Facebook accounts bearing his name in the hope that those close to him would be lured into making contact or answering private messages, potentially giving away personal details about Stavridis or themselves.
This type of “social engineering” impersonation is an increasingly common web fraud. Nato said it wasn’t clear who was responsible for the spoof Facebook pages, but other security sources pointed the finger at China.
Last year, criminals in China were accused of being behind a similar operation, which was given the codename Night Dragon. This involved hackers impersonating executives at companies in the US, Taiwan and Greece so that they could steal business secrets.”
Facebook’s Palo Alto Headquarters has admitted openly to the press that a massive security breach has taken place time and again, with user information having been compromised and extracted and even sold to the Communist Government in China.
As early as last year, Forbes Magazine reported that China had plans to purchase Facebook.
Says Forbes: “China is trying to buy “a huge chunk” of Facebook.
According to the business news website, Beijing approached a fund that buys stock from former Facebook employees to see if it could assemble a stake large enough “to matter.” Moreover, Citibank is rumored to be trying to acquire as much as $1.2 billion of stock for two sovereign wealth funds, one from the Middle East and the other Chinese. Business Insider reports a third source, from a “very influential” Silicon Valley investment bank, confirms that Citi is representing China.
Should Beijing be allowed to buy a part of Mark Zuckerberg’s site? Business Insider tells us there is “little need” for concern about Chinese censors looking at the photos and postings of the 700 million people who trust Facebook with their personal online activity.”
A year later, Facebook began trading stock with investment companies buying up the stock at a rapid pace.
“Facebook Inc. began trading publicly in mid-May following one of the most anticipated stock offerings in history. The initial public offering of stock priced at $38, at the top of a projected range that Facebook had already boosted just days earlier.
Although many investors had hoped for a big first-day pop, Facebook’s stock opened on May 18 at $42.05 and fluctuated between $45 and $38 throughout the day. It closed barely above its IPO price, at $38.23.
Here’s how Facebook’s stock has traded since the IPO:
— Friday, May 18: Closed at $38.23, up 0.6 percent from IPO price.
— Monday, May 21: Closed at $34.03, down 11 percent for the day, down 10 percent from IPO price
— Tuesday, May 22: Closed at $31, down 8.9 percent for the day, down 18 percent from IPO price
— Wednesday, May 23: Closed at $32, up 3.2 percent for the day, down 16 percent from IPO price
— Thursday, May 24: Closed at $33.03, up 3.2 percent for the day, down 13 percent from IPO price
— Friday, May 25: Closed at $31.91, down 3.4 percent for the day, down 16 percent from IPO price
— Tuesday, May 29: Closed at $28.84, down 9.6 percent for the day, down 24 percent from IPO price.
— Wednesday, May 30: Closed at $28.19, down 2.3 percent for the day, down 26 percent from IPO price.
— Thursday, May 31: Closed at $29.60, up 5 percent for the day, down 22 percent from IPO price.”
Now let’s look at the facts:
A) Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin sold his stock, rennounced his U.S. Citizenship and fled to Singapore to avoid taxes.
B) Facebook’s own Mark Zuckerberg recently married Priscilla Chan just as Facebook shares were put on the market. The largest portion of her family remains in China, some within the Government.
c) Cyber spies in China attack the Facebook information about Admiral James Stavridis from his colleagues, friends and family.
D) Facebook begins trading it’s stock on Wall Street at a profit.
E) In 2011, China said they were interested in buying the largest stake in Facebook.
SUMMARY OF REPORT:
Our analysis indicates that Facebook, with security breach after security breach, has allowed the information of Facebook users to be gathered, compromised and sold to the Government of China. It is also our analysis that China will own and control Facebook and all accounts and information within its database to use for the purposes of the regime in China.
Our analysis further indicates that Facebook has become a national cyber security threat, despite the pomp given to the social networking site and to it’s founder Mark Zuckerberg.
IN FURTHERANCE, what better way to gather personal information of more than 500 million people around the world than to offer them a free place to become complacent and vulnerable.
This report has been sent to the U.S. SENATE COMMITTEE ON FORIEGN RELATIONS under the Chairmanship of the Honorable John Kerry and Ranking Member the Honorable Richard Lugar as of this evening.
WHEREFORE, we have submitted our findings to the UNITED STATES SENATE and have also petitioned the SECURITIES & EXCHANGE COMMISSION for information on the investment firms involved in the recent Wall Street Transactions. We have further requested an official inquiry by the UNITED STATES CONGRESS on the Facebook IPO offering and will challenge the security office through these venues with regard to individual security breaches and leaked and/or sold information of Facebook users, citing a direct connection to the Government of China.
SO AUTHORIZED BY W. EDWARD GRIFFITH,
Director of Griffith Colson Intelligence Service
and the GCIS Cyber Security Task Force.




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