Blogger’s Note: The Tories have betrayed the people of Britain! How have they achieved this feat? Well, the terms ‘Tories’ and ‘betrayal’ possess a long history together – but in this latest incarnation – the Conservative Party has engineered a ridiculous situation which sees a ruling Cabinet comprised almost entirely of unelected (ethnic) Indians – with links to the incumbent (fascist) ‘BJP’ government in India. These people idealise the likes of the Hitlerite ‘Chandra Bose’ – and are obsessed with the racism associated with Hindu ‘Caste’ – whilst remaining inherently ‘anti-Chinese’ in rhetoric and practice! What we are seeing here – is the manipulation of the British political system by ethnic Indian infiltrators who view British Citizenship as a contrivance used to gain status and wealth outside their own country! Of course, these two affluent Chinese people – who pay their tax in the UK – are soft targets which the Indian Establishment obviously ‘fears’ as it did not possess the courage to serve the appropriate legal papers whilst this pair were actually living within the UK Mainland! The CPC has no need to interfere in the Bourgeois, capitalist system – as liberal democracy is an irrelevance for the Chinese people. The stupidity of attempting to pay a UK politician ‘money’ – is so mind-boggling that it defies description! And that is precisely why the ruling Indians in the UK have chosen this policy to move forward with – as it is the perfect manifestion of ethnic Indian ‘racism’! ACW (20.7.2023)

Harry Davies

@harryfoxdaviesTue 20 Jun 2023 16.00 BST

A pair of wealthy Chinese nationals have been barred from entering the UK after the government accused them of being involved in making donations to British political figures on behalf of the Chinese Communist party.

The married couple, both of whom had leave to remain in the UK, received the bans last year, but details of their exclusion have only now emerged in a case before a secretive immigration tribunal.

A recent ruling in the case has revealed how the Home Office wrote to the individuals in March 2022, informing them that the home secretary at the time, Priti Patel, had personally ordered their exclusion.

In letters sent to the couple, officials said their exclusion was “due to your involvement in providing financial donations to UK political figures on behalf of the Chinese Communist party (CPC). We therefore deem your presence in the UK is not conducive to the public good”.

Extracts of the letters are included in the ruling by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (Siac), a specialist tribunal that hears appeals by individuals removed or blocked from the UK on national security grounds.

Specific details about the couple’s alleged involvement in UK politics or which political figures received donations linked to them are not referred to in the ruling.

However, the judgment suggests they were clients of a law firm run by Christine Lee, a solicitor accused by MI5 last year of being a Chinese agent engaged in a covert campaign to influence UK politicians.

According to the ruling, Christine Lee & Co solicitors handled immigration applications made by the individuals, one of whom obtained a tier 1 investor visa in 2012 and later secured indefinite leave to remain in the UK.

The couple, who cannot be identified due to an anonymity order made by Siac, frequently travelled to the UK and owned property in England. They were both overseas when the exclusion notices were issued.

Siac’s ruling granted the individuals – identified by the commission as C17 and C18 – an extension to a deadline that allows them to appeal against their exclusion.

The decision to refuse them entry to the UK was made under legislation allowing the government to exclude someone based on information it claims should not be made public, typically for national security reasons.

The Home Office issued the exclusion notices two months after MI5 issued a rare security alert warning MPs of covert “political interference activities” in parliament on behalf of the CCP, the governing political party in China.

In its alert, MI5 accused Lee, a well-connected figure in Westminster, of having “facilitated financial donations to serving and aspiring parliamentarians on behalf of foreign nationals based in Hong Kong and China”.

China’s foreign ministry responded to the allegations at the time by insisting there was “no factual basis” for the claims against Lee. Its embassy in London criticised the alert, which it characterised as “smearing and intimidation against the Chinese community in the UK”.

Siac made no reference in its recent ruling to any connection between the government’s allegations against the two barred Chinese nationals and the MI5 security warning.

The Guardian has approached Lee and the law firm she founded for comment. The Home Office declined to comment.

Chinese Language Article:

http://news.sohu.com/a/691226331_100277120

2023年6月 政治献金指控被英国禁止入境 

2023-06-27 10:03

根据新闻报道，内政部写信给获准居留的两人，指责他们参与了政治献金，而被拒绝入境英国。

涉及该事件的这对已婚夫妇都获准留在英国，去年收到了禁令，但他们被禁令在外的细节直到现在才在一个秘密移民法庭审理的案件中浮出水面。

最近对该案的一项裁决披露了内政部如何在2022 年 3 月写信给这些人，告知他们时任内政大臣普里蒂·帕特尔 (Priti Patel) 亲自下令将他们禁令在外。

内政部在发给这对夫妇的信中表示，他们被禁令在外是因为政治献金。因此认为他们在英国的存在不利于公共利益”。

这些信件的摘录包含在特别移民上诉委员会（Siac）的裁决中，该委员会是一个专门法庭，负责审理因国家安全原因被驱逐或被阻止离开英国的个人的上诉。

裁决中没有提及这对夫妇涉嫌参与英国政治或哪些政治人物接受与他们有关的捐款的具体细节。

判决显示，他们其中一人于 2012 年获得了一级投资者签证，后来获得了无限期留在英国的许可。

由于 Siac 要求匿名，这对夫妇的身份无法被透露。他们经常前往英国，并在英格兰拥有房产。发出禁令通知时，他们都在海外。

Siac 的裁决延长了这些人（委员会将其确定为 C17 和 C18）的期限，使他们能够提出上诉。

拒绝他们进入英国的决定是根据立法做出的，该立法允许政府根据其声称不应公开的信息（通常是出于国家安全原因）将某人禁令在外。