A sign that the CCP meddled in NZs election process? Very, very suspicious “accident”, eh? MH
Thanks to Pam at EWR
NOVEMBER 22, 2020
Mr Xi was the chairman of the New Zealand branch of the Federation for a Democratic China, Mr Wang belonged to the Independent Chinese PEN Centre and Mr Yu is Secretary-General of New Zealand Value Alliance.
They were heading to Wellington for a planned protest at Parliament the following day and to present politicians with a petition urging them to take Chinese political interference seriously.
The crash involved three cars and happened just after 1pm near Galaxy Road. Two others were injured.
Police say an initial assessment shows a north-bound vehicle crossed the centreline, glancing a south-bound vehicle before colliding head on with a third vehicle.
Today the justice select committee was sitting at Parliament to discuss the possibility of Chinese political interference in New Zealand. Canterbury University academic Anne Marie Brady, who specialises in Chinese politics, opened her submission with news of Tuesday’s tragic crash, saying it had “bearing” on the issues being discussed today.
She said the men’s petition detailed how unsafe they felt in New Zealand.
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Photo: Philips Search & Rescue Trust via tvnz
And to give a human perspective to this story:
Xi Weiguo (48) died in a car crash in Tokoroa on July 21, along with fellow pro-democracy campaigner Wang Lecheng (47). Fellow campaigner Yu Hongming (Freeman) was seriously injured.
The men were with a group of activists on their way to Wellington, to protest against Chinese state interference in New Zealand, and to deliver a petition to Parliament.
Since the fatal crash last month, Xi’s wife Rebecca has set up a Givealittle page, and is imploring the wider community to help fund her son’s education and other costs. SOURCE
Martin comments: It was the day of Xi’s son’s seventh birthday. This whole scenario stinks to high heaven and has assassination written all over it. Don’t know about anyone else, but I believe in Karma. The CCP’s judgement time is coming, sooner or later. Preferably sooner.
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