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【中国观察2020年12月10日讯】美国财政部9日发布声明，依据《全球马格尼茨基人权问责法》，对利比里亚、吉尔吉斯斯坦以及中国的腐败行为者进行制裁。其中包括中共政协委员及知名黑帮人物尹国驹。
现年65岁的尹国驹绰号“崩牙驹”，是澳门最大黑社会14K组织的头目。1999年被澳门法院裁定以参与黑社会、放高利贷、洗黑钱、拥有军火、非法赌博等罪名判刑入狱。2012年获释。
美国财政部表示，尹国驹掌控的14K是中共最大的有组织犯罪集团之一，从事毒品贩运、非法赌博、敲诈勒索、人口贩运以及一系列其它犯罪活动。
美国的制裁对象还包括以尹国驹为主导的三个实体：总部设在柬埔寨的世界鸿门历史文化协会；总部设在香港的东美集团；以及总部设在帕劳的帕劳中国鸿门文化协会。
财政部认定尹国驹为企业负责人，该企业或其成员从事腐败行为，涉及贪污、挪用公款、为了个人利益侵占私有资产、以及与政府合约有关的贿赂。
财政部表示，受制裁者在美国境内所有资产，必须报告给财政部外国资产控制办公室（OFAC），受制裁者在美国拥有50%或以上权益的公司，将会遭到冻结，同时禁止美国人与受制裁者进行交易。
尹国驹利用“一带一路”犯罪
美国财政部表示，尹国驹主导的世界洪门历史文化协会，设法拉拢了马来西亚和柬埔寨的精英人物，利用中共一带一路等倡议，掩盖其非法犯罪活动。
2018年，尹国驹在柬埔寨建立了世界洪门历史文化协会的总部，洪门在香港和澳门是“三合会”的代名词。
财政部表示，该协会建立了一个强大业务网路，参与加密货币、房地产等项目，最近还计划成立安保公司，专门保护一带一路的投资。
除了洪门协会，尹国驹主导的东美集团也参与中共一带一路项目，该集团是缅甸赛西港地区（Saixigang Zone）的主要投资者。
中共是一个政治黑帮
中共中央党校退休教授蔡霞近日直言，中共是一个政治黑帮，习近平是黑帮老大。
1979年1月28日，中共前领导人邓小平首次访美，中共雇佣了800名黑社会人员沿途保护。执行安保任务的时任公安部部长陶驷驹，曾“赞扬美国华人黑帮有爱国（党）情操”。
1984年6月22日，邓小平会见香港工商界名人唐翔千、倪少杰时说：“香港黑社会力量很大，可能比其他地方都大些，黑社会不都是黑的，好人也不少。”
同年10月3日，邓又谈到黑社会问题说：“黑社会并不都黑，爱国(党)的还是很多。”
1989年六四屠城之后，北京设立了一个从事海外统战的机构，聘请香港的黑社会头子担任要职。
2019年7月21日，14K、和胜等香港黑帮分子，在香港元朗地铁站内攻击参加反送中抗争运动的示威者及普通民众，导致多人受伤。
The U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions against Yin Guoju, a member of the Chinese Communist Party's Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a gang leader, on December 9. (Video screenshot)
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced sanctions against Yin Guoju, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and a gang leader, on December 9. Yin is the leader of the Chinese Communist Party's triad group "14K. According to the Ministry of Finance, the 14K is one of the largest organized crime groups in China, using the Communist Party's "Belt and Road" initiative as a cover for its criminal activities.
(China Watch, December 10, 2020) - The U.S. Department of the Treasury issued a statement on December 9 that sanctions were imposed on corrupt actors in Liberia, Kyrgyzstan, and China under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act. Among them is Yin Guoju, a member of the Chinese Communist Party's Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a well-known gangster.
The 65-year-old Wan, nicknamed "Pangga Kui," is the leader of Macau's largest triad, the 14K, and was released from prison in 2012 after being convicted by a Macau court in 1999 for triad involvement, loan sharking, money laundering, arms possession, and illegal gambling.
The U.S. Treasury Department said that 14K, controlled by Yin Guoju, is one of the largest organized crime groups in the Communist Party, engaging in drug trafficking, illegal gambling, racketeering, human trafficking and a range of other criminal activities.
The U.S. sanctions also include three entities led by Yin Guoju: the Cambodia-based World Hongmen Historical and Cultural Association; the Hong Kong-based East American Group; and the Palau-based Palau Chinese Hongmen Cultural Association.
The Treasury Department determined that Wan was the head of an enterprise that or its members engaged in corrupt practices involving embezzlement, misappropriation of public funds, misappropriation of private assets for personal gain, and bribery in connection with government contracts.
The Treasury Department said that all assets of the sanctioned person in the United States must be reported to the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), that companies in which the sanctioned person has a 50 percent or greater interest in the United States will be frozen, and that U.S. persons will be prohibited from engaging in transactions with the sanctioned person.
Yin Guokju used "One Belt, One Road" to commit crimes
The U.S. Department of the Treasury said Yin Guoju's World Hongmen Historical and Cultural Association has managed to bring together elite figures in Malaysia and Cambodia, using initiatives such as the Communist Party's Belt and Road to hide its illegal criminal activities.
In 2018, Wan established the headquarters of the World Hongmen Historical and Cultural Association in Cambodia, which is synonymous with the "Triads" in Hong Kong and Macau.
The finance ministry said the association has built a strong network of businesses involved in cryptocurrency, real estate and other projects, and recently plans to set up a security company dedicated to protecting Belt and Road investments.
In addition to the Hongmen Association, the Yin Guoju-led Dongmei Group, which is a major investor in Myanmar's Saixigang Zone, is also involved in the CCP's Belt and Road project.
The Chinese Communist Party is a political mob
Cai Xia, a retired professor at the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China (CPC), recently stated bluntly that the CPC is a political gangster and Xi Jinping is the gangster boss.
On January 28, 1979, when former CCP leader Deng Xiaoping made his first visit to the United States, the CCP hired 800 triad members to protect him along the way. The then Minister of Public Security, Tao Juju, who was on security duty, "praised the Chinese American mob for their patriotic (Party) sentiments.
On June 22, 1984, when Deng Xiaoping met with Hong Kong business celebrities Tang Xiangqian and Ni Shaojie, he said, "The triads in Hong Kong are very powerful, perhaps a little larger than anywhere else, and the triads are not all black, there are many good people."
On October 3 of the same year, Deng again talked about the triad problem, saying, "Triads are not all black, there are still many patriotic (Party) ones."
After the June 4 massacre in 1989, Beijing set up an agency engaged in overseas united warfare and hired Hong Kong triad leaders to hold key positions.
On July 21, 2019, 14K, Wo Sing and other Hong Kong triad members attacked demonstrators and ordinary people participating in the anti-Send-China protest movement at the Yuen Long MTR station in Hong Kong, resulting in many injuries.