There is plenty in Escape from
Paradise that was not known -- and not just the transfer of
the Holland Road properties.
Escape from
Paradise destroys X10 by exposing its scam
How many Singaporeans know of the existence of CIA agent Daniel C.
Arnold in Singapore, or that he has been linked to the CIA drug and
arms trade?
http://www.escapefromparadise.com/NewFiles/cia.html
YORBA LINDA, California, CNN, Oct 21, 2003 -- On October 7, three
brothers, owners of Advertisement Banners.com,were awarded $4.3
million -- after accusing X10 Wireless Technology of trying to
bully them out of business, and stealing their technology.
Subsequently, X10 filed for bankruptcy with estimated unpaid debts
of between $10 and $50 million to such firms as
Microsoft and Google.
The owner of X10 is none other than Singaporean Chung Hin
Chew, JR Ewing wannabe, and the bully in Escape from Paradise. What Mr. Chung
attempted to do to the three brothers is consistent with his
behavior in Escape from
Paradise. It is a validation of our book.
In Escape from Paradise,
we explained CLEARLY what X10 was doing.
X10 was generating losses in the US, and shifting over their
profits to the parent company in Hong Kong. The profits most likely
wind in the tax-free haven of Bermuda, at Chungco Bermuda Ltd, the
holding company of X10 in Hong Kong.
X10's creditors have a long way to go to catch up with the elusive
Chung Hin Chew.
In its bankruptcy filing, X10 failed to produce its financial
statements. The judge has given X10 until 18 November 2003
to produce the statements -- or else.
Updates of this emerging scandal appear regularly on our website
page, http://www.escapefromparadise.com/NewFiles/chc.html.
Helen Yeo's banning of our book helped to keep the Singapore
authorities from being aware of the Scandal of X10.