Timeline & Open Letters
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China Acknowledges Torture and Illegal Detention in its Judicial System — Supreme People’s Procuratorate Establishes Investigation Office in Response
China’s top prosecutorial body has publicly acknowledged the existence of torture and illegal detention within the country’s judicial system. In response, the Supreme People’s Procuratorate has launched a new Investigation Department tasked with probing abuses of power by judicial and law enforcement officials. This development is particularly significant in the context of the McDonald’s case, as it directly echoes personal events I experienced in 2022 when I was subjected to what I consider torture by police officers in Taiyuan — a city where U.S. intelligence operatives were also known to be active. The creation of this investigative body raises important questions about past mishandlings, local accountability, and possible foreign interference in China’s internal legal processes.
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McLibel and the Golden Arches of Silence: When McDonald’s Sued Its Critics
How McDonald’s silenced over 45 UK media outlets and activists through libel threats—raising human rights concerns that even the current UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, once called “enormously important.” A look back at the 1997 McLibel trial and the fight for free speech.
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A French Foreign Ministry Official Reads a Sensitive Email Not Initially Addressed to Him
An official email reporting a serious threat was sent on April 19, 2025, to several high-ranking French and Chinese authorities, including senators, diplomats, intelligence services, and journalists. Although Samuel Belbachir, an official at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, was neither a direct recipient nor copied on the message, a read receipt confirms he accessed the message on April 21 at 10:30 a.m. It is possible that the email was internally forwarded to him as part of the administrative or diplomatic handling of the case.
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Mortal Danger in Beijing, China – Open Letter to Pierre Mirochnikoff, President of the Union of French Citizens Abroad
Mortal danger in Beijing: Open letter sent to Pierre Mirochnikoff, president of the UFE Beijing chapter, regarding grave threats involving foreign intelligence operations, and the safety of a French citizen in China and his Chinese family-in-law. The letter raises serious concerns about the legal and moral obligations of French consular representatives.
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Open Letter to British MP Yuan Yang Regarding McDonald’s Fraud, U.S. Espionage Activities, and Human Rights Concerns
An open letter sent to British Member of Parliament Yuan Yang on October 13, 2024, detailing allegations of mass-marketing fraud by McDonald’s Corporation, money laundering, U.S. intelligence abuses involving clergy in China, and urgent human rights concerns. Published publicly for the first time on April 27, 2025.
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Open Letter to British MP Yuan Yang Regarding McDonald’s Fraud, U.S. Espionage Activities, and Human Rights Concerns
An open letter sent to British Member of Parliament Yuan Yang on October 13, 2024, detailing allegations of mass-marketing fraud by McDonald’s Corporation, money laundering, U.S. intelligence abuses involving clergy in China, and urgent human rights concerns. Published publicly for the first time on April 27, 2025.
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Open Letter to IG Michael Horowitz and SSA Jason LeBeau on Transparency and Communication in McDonald’s Case
This open letter to Inspector General Michael Horowitz and Senior Special Agent Jason LeBeau outlines urgent concerns regarding the McDonald’s Corporation case. It addresses the critical need for transparency and direct communication within the investigation, while announcing future discussions on the money laundering aspects of the case. The letter highlights efforts to engage with key stakeholders and the DOJ, seeking to establish effective legal pathways for ongoing dialogue and disclosure.
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Alleged Co-conspirator LeBron James Reported to the FBI in Connection with McDonald’s RICO Case
On May 21, 2024, NBA superstar LeBron James was reported to the FBI for his alleged participation in the criminal RICO enterprise involving McDonald’s Corporation. Detailed analysis of the mass-marketing fraud LeBron James endorsed can be found on this non-official FBI transparency website.
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Continously updated crime report draft criminal RICO case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and its accomplices
This page will be updated frequently. Continously updated crime report draft criminal RICO case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and its accomplices.
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Urgent Appeal to Lord Watson: Exposing Money Laundering Within McDonald’s Europe
I am urgently calling upon Lord Watson of Wyre Forest to address serious allegations of money laundering involving McDonald’s Europe and the London-based law firm, Allen & Overy. My plea leverages Lord Watson’s commitment to public health and ethical business conduct, stressing the immediate need for his oversight to counteract potential legal interference from the powerful entities involved. This page outlines my efforts to engage with both international and UK law enforcement agencies and highlights the critical importance of establishing direct communication and ensuring secure, comprehensive investigations into these profound charges. Join me in pushing for transparency and justice in corporate practices globally.
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Continously updated communications notified to the SEC, the FBI, etc
Continously updated communications notified to the Whistleblower’s Office of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and other agencies that I will soon notify also like Homeland Security Investigations, the IRS (Internal Revenue Service), etc.
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Continously updated communications with state and local law enforcement in the United States
Continously updated communications with state and local law enforcement in the United States
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Email sent to Lindy C. Ransom, Office Management Specialist at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing
In this email, I address Ms. Ransom, an Office Management Specialist at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, expressing concern about my emails to Ambassador Burns being deleted without being read. I emphasize the importance of ensuring that my communications reach Ambassador Burns, given their sensitive nature. I offer assistance if needed and inform Ms. Ransom that this email will be shared online as an open letter for transparency.
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Formal Notice sent to U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
Formal notice communication addressed to U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Grassley’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to U.S. Senator Mitt Romney
Formal notice communication addressed to U.S. Senator Mitt Romney regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Romney’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to FBI Director Christopher A. Wray
Formal notice communication addressed to FBI Director Christopher A. Wray regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Wray’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Gary Gensler, Chair of the U.S. Securities and Echange Commission
Formal notice communication addressed to Gary Gensler, Chair of the U.S. Securities and Echange Commission, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Gensler’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to U.S. Attorney Ismail Ramsey
Formal notice communication addressed to U.S. Attorney Ismail Ramsey, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Ramsey’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Nicole Argentieri, Acting Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, U.S. DOJ
Formal notice communication addressed to Nicole Argentieri, Acting Assistant Attorney General at Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Ms. Argentieri’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Brent Wible, Senior Counselor, Office of the Assistant Attorney General at the DOJ
Formal notice communication addressed to Brent Wible, Senior Counselor, Office of the Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division, and former Chief of the Money Laundering & Asset Recovery Section, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Wible’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Rachel Rossi, Director of the Office for Access to Justice at the DOJ
Formal notice communication addressed to Rachel Rossi, Director of the Office for Access to Justice at the U.S. Department of Justice, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Ms. Rossi’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Javier Urbina, Prosecutor at U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division
Formal notice communication addressed to Javier Urbina, Prosecutor at U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division, Money Laundering Asset Recovery Section, Bank Integrity Unit, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Urbina’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Keith Edelman, Principal Assistant Chief, FCPA Unit, Fraud Section, DOJ
Formal notice communication addressed to Keith Edelman, Principal Assistant Chief, FCPA Unit, Fraud Section, U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Edelman’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond
Formal notice communication addressed to Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Drummond’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Assistant District Attorney Juan C. Rodriguez Jr, Manhattan District Attorney’s Office
Formal notice communication addressed to Juan C. Rodriguez Jr, Esq., Assistant District Attorney at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Mr. Rodriguez’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Assistant District Attorney Cullen Enabnit, Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office
Formal notice communication addressed to Cullen Enabnit, Assistant District Attorney at the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Cullen Enabnit’s role in addressing the matter.
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Formal Notice sent to Kathleen Box, Assistant Attorney General, Consumer Protection, Washington State Office of the Attorney General
Formal notice communication addressed to Kathleen Box, Assistant Attorney General, Consumer Protection, at the Washington State Office of the Attorney General, regarding the significant financial and white-collar criminal case targeting McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices. The communication outlines legal statutes, and Kathleen Box’s role in addressing the matter.
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Email to EMPOWER OVERSIGHT: Request for Assistance and Guidance on International Whistleblower Case Involving Fraud and Money Laundering Allegations
I am reaching out to Empower Oversight Whistleblowers & Research (EMPOWR) for the first time, seeking assistance with allegations of fraud and money laundering against McDonald’s Corporation. Given the complexities of the situation and personal risks involved, I have taken legal steps and am hopeful that EMPOWR’s expertise can provide guidance in addressing this matter.
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Happy Birthday, Mr. President
I launched Macron-Emmanuel.com to raise awareness about the serious crimes committed by McDonald's Corporation and the recurring pattern of forgery in the French judicial system. I've provided irrefutable evidence of document alteration in these matters. Meanwhile, happy birthday and best wishes for the holiday season.
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Requests for Interim Measures Sent to the European Court of Human Rights
Requests for Interim Measures Sent to the European Court of Human Rights
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U.S. Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General reply to the complaint I filed with their hotline
Reply from the U.S. Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General.
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Complaint filed with the U.S. Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General
Complaint filed with the U.S. Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General.
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Open Letter to U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns Regarding Human Rights and Peaceful Protest
Open Letter to U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns Regarding Human Rights and Peaceful Protest
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Open Letter to French Foreign Office Minister Catherine Colonna, French Ambassador to China Bertrand Lortholary, Consul General Guillaume Roy, forwarded to Ambassador Burns and U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland
Open Letter to French Foreign Office Minister Catherine Colonna, French Ambassador to China Bertrand Lortholary, Consul General Guillaume Roy. I asked Assistant Legal Attaché Adam Rogalski to forward the communication to Ambassador Burns and to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland.
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Open Letter to Ms. Desiree Ralls-Morrison, Chief Legal Officer of McDonald's Corporation, and Corporate Secretary
Open letter to Desiree Ralls-Morrison addressing the interplay of Christian faith and corporate ethics. This thought-provoking letter challenges the Chief Legal Officer of McDonald's Corporation to reflect on corporate practices in light of moral and legal responsibilities, emphasizing the implications of corporate fraud.
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Ambassador Lortholary, Please Don’t Betray Your Country: Plea for Justice and Intervention to French Ambassador
In my letter to His Excellency Bertrand Lortholary, the Ambassador of France to China, I articulate the critical nature of ongoing legal issues involving McDonald’s Corporation. I emphasize the urgency due to the looming statute of limitations for serious frauds committed in 2011 and 2017. Detailing the extensive documentation submitted to the FBI, I highlight the involvement of McDonald’s France in fraudulent activities and the tacit approval from higher-ups in the corporation. The testimony of a McDonald’s France employee provides damning evidence, raising questions about the company’s internal compliance with legal standards. With mathematical analysis backing my claims of rigged sweepstakes, I assert the need for a thorough investigation. My correspondence also touches on the troubling experiences I’ve had with the French legal system, including threats and a miscarriage of justice in my case against McDonald’s. I implore the Ambassador to take immediate action, underscoring the importance of this issue for the economic and legal integrity of France. This letter is a heartfelt appeal for justice and a call for transparency, urging a comprehensive criminal investigation into McDonald’s and its affiliates for their involvement in serious fraud and money laundering.
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LinkedIn direct message from Donald Alway, FBI
LinkedIn direct message from Donald Alway, FBI
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Reply from Donald Alway, FBI Los Angeles
Reply from Donald Alway, FBI Los Angeles
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FBI Assistant Director Donald Alway receives by email a first introduction about the criminal RICO case targeting McDonald’s Corporation
I sent an email to Mr. Donald Alway, FBI Assistant Director, regarding the criminal RICO case targeting McDonald’s Corporation. I give him some explanations. I tell him I believe LeBron James should be interrogated to determine whether he knew he was partaking in a criminal RICO enterprise.
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My first communication, via LinkedIn, to Donald Alway, Assistant Director in Charge of the Los Angeles FBI Field Office
Donald Alway, Assistant Director in Charge of the Los Angeles FBI Field Office, shared Director Wray’s Police Week message. I informed Mr. Alway that I was soon going to expose to him a major case which has made tens, if not hundreds, of millions of child victims.
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Chris Kempczinski, CEO of McDonald’s Corporation, is asked if Kevin Ozan’s departure is related to the criminal RICO case targeting them.
I respectfully ask the CEO of McDonald’s Corporation, Chris Kempczinski, if the departure of Mr. Ozan is related to the criminal RICO case targeting them. I attach a screenshot showing 18 emails were sent to Mr. Ozan. I believe Mr. Ozan should have known McDonald’s Corporation is committing money laundering.
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Nicolai Tangen and NBIM’s executives asked who is the anti-money laundering officer at Norges Bank Investment Management
I quoted a LinkedIn post by Nicolai Tangen and asked him and the Governor of Norges Bank (Ida Wolden Bache) and NBIM’s executives (Trond Grande, Carine Smith Ihenacho, Dag Huse) who the anti-money laundering officer at Norges Bank Investment Management was.
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LinkedIn post to Nicolai Tangen, Chief Executive Officer at Norges Bank Investment Management
LinkedIn post to Nicolai Tangen. NBIM’s CEO is given one example of fraud committed by McDonald’s. It’s the same example I gave to New York Times journalist Constant Méheut
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Trond Grande and Dag Huse are asked about Carine Smith Ihenacho’s email address
I wrote to Trond Grande and Dag Huse to ask them what the email address of the Chief Compliance Officer, Ms. Carine Smith Ihenacho, is.
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Email sent to MCDC’s CEO Chris Kempczinski and the Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Desiree Ralls-Morrison
Email sent to MCDC’s CEO Chris Kempczinski and the Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Desiree Ralls-Morrison to request the contact information of the company's directors so that I can notify them directly about the crimes McDonald’s Corporation is currently committing.
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Money laundering, 18 U.S.C. § 1957. Formal notice sent to Neuberger Berman’s CEO Mr. George Walker regarding McDonald’s Corporation
Formal notice sent to Neuberger Berman’s CEO Mr. George Walker regarding McDonald’s Corporation. Money laundering as defined in 18 U.S.C. § 1957.
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Email to Adam Rogalski and Mahonri Manjarrez regarding the phone call incident to the FBI
Email to Adam Rogalski and Mahonri Manjarrez regarding the incident about the phone call to the FBI.
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Phone call to the FBI Victim Services
I tried to call the FBI Victim Services for help but the operator hanged up on me
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Inquiry on Communication with the Legat Office of the United States Embassy in Beijing
I reach out to my lawyer, Mr. Edward Lehman, seeking an update on his attempts to communicate with Mr. Rogalski or representatives of the Legat Office of the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. With a tone of anticipation and a hint of concern, I inquire whether they have been responsive or if our efforts are being overlooked. The postscript serves as a direct acknowledgment that Mr. Rogalski is in the loop, subtly underlining the expectation of a reply or an acknowledgment of our ongoing correspondence.
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Exposing McDonald’s “1 in 4” Mass-Marketing Frauds: A Statistical Analysis
In one of my analysis, I uncover the truth behind McDonald’s “1 in 4” odds in their Monopoly sweepstakes. Through a binomial distribution approach, I demonstrate the vast disparity between the claimed and actual probabilities of winning, with real odds ranging from 1 in 1,000 to a staggering 1 in 10 billion. This investigation highlights a systematic pattern of mass-marketing fraud within McDonald’s promotions. I call for immediate action from the U.S. Department of Justice to address these criminal practices that significantly skew market competition and defraud consumers worldwide.
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Clarifying Probabilities to the FBI: Simple Probability vs. Binomial Distribution Probability
In my correspondence with the FBI, I elucidate the critical distinctions between simple probability and binomial distribution probability, highlighting the substantial implications these differences have in the context of this mass-marketing fraud case affecting many countries around the world. I argue that without explicit clarification, consumers, including minors, were inevitably defrauded by the criminal practices of the corporate predator that McDonald’s Corporation is. This fraudulent misrepresentation of chances of winning as simple probability, when they are in fact outcomes of a complex binomial probability, underscores my appeal for witness protection in the face of such powerful entities operating akin to a crime syndicate.
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Navigating Bureaucratic Challenges in SEC Whistleblower Case
In my email to the FBI, I convey my frustrations over the bureaucratic process I’ve encountered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). I discuss how my Freedom of Information Act request was altered into a Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act request, creating a perplexing situation regarding access to my own report submitted in 2015
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FOIA/PA Requesting Transparency and Information from the FBI
In my email to Messrs. Manjarrez and Rogalski, I express my challenges in submitting a Freedom of Information Act request to the FBI due to citizenship verification issues. I question the apparent barriers faced by foreigners in accessing information under the Privacy Act of 1974. This frustration is compounded by my concern over the lack of response from the SEC since November 2022. I emphasize the importance of transparency in my case, which involves allegations against McDonald’s Corporation and a criminal complaint filed by the former French Minister of Justice. I highlight my previous attempts to alert the FBI in 2015 and my recent efforts to reach out again after learning of the complaint against me. My request seeks all information the FBI may have about me and my case. This email underscores my persistent pursuit of clarity and my rights as a victim in an international legal context.
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Update request to Tina Churchman from the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission
I wrote to Tina Churchman from the SEC to ask for an update regarding my Freedom of Information Act /Privacy Act request which I filed a few months earlier.
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Please make sure the MARKET INTEGRITY AND MAJOR FRAUDS UNIT is notified
In my email to Mr. Adam Rogalski at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, I stress the importance of notifying the Market Integrity and Major Frauds Unit about McDonald’s Corporation’s misconduct. I reference the unit’s collaboration with regulatory partners like the SEC, emphasizing a similar approach I suggested to the FBI in 2015. My correspondence includes links to a transcript and a YouTube video of a previous call with the FBI, where I discussed the potential for joint investigation under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. I argue for a coordinated effort between the SEC and FBI to investigate McDonald’s, underscoring the gravity of the situation. This email reflects my persistent efforts to seek justice and accountability in a case with significant legal and economic implications.
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Seeking Urgent FBI Response in Organized Crime Case
In my email to Mr. Edward Lehman, I urgently request his assistance in contacting Mr. Adam Rogalski for vital details about the FBI’s racketeering investigation. I seek to know the lead agent, the case number, and how to contact the FBI Victim Specialist. My message underscores years of striving for justice against white-collar, financial, organized crime, emphasizing the need for a prompt response from the U.S. Justice Department.
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Addressing Money Laundering in McDonald’s Investigation
In my communication with Mr. Rogalski from the FBI, I suggest a focus on money laundering as an entry point into the McDonald’s investigation, acknowledging the complexity of probabilities involved in the case. I share my ongoing research efforts and draw parallels between McDonald’s alleged activities and those of known fraudster Lance Armstrong, to illustrate the potential scale of deceit. My plea for transparency and information—specifically regarding the lead agent, case number, and FBI Victim Specialist—is a clear call for updates and support as I navigate through the intertwining legal and financial ramifications that this case presents.
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Unveiling Fraudulent Probability Claims in McDonald’s France 2011 Promotion
In my correspondence with Mr. Rogalski at the FBI, I underscore the importance of understanding McDonald’s fraudulent probability claims in France during 2011. I argue that their statement of “1 chance out of 4” to win instantly must logically refer to each individual game stamp as an attempt, not a set of stamps. By leveraging the axiom of extension from set theory, I demonstrate that the differing number of game stamps offered with various menu options necessitates this interpretation of attempts. My email is a crucial clarification for the investigation, highlighting McDonald’s lack of transparency and the need for the FBI to recognize the underlying deceit in their criminal practices.
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60 Million Consumers: Addressing the Scale of McDonald’s Frauds
In my communication with the FBI, I discuss the immense scale of McDonald’s global consumer base, highlighting the potential for significant financial impact from even minor price manipulations. I contemplate the temptation for McDonald’s to cross legal boundaries for profit, especially given their daily interaction with 60 million consumers worldwide. The prospect of gaining just an additional quarter per customer translates to substantial annual revenue, underscoring the possible motivations behind their fraudulent activities, including the McDonald’s Monopoly sweepstakes. I hint at ongoing serious infractions by McDonald’s France that could greatly influence the market and competition. My focus remains on the Monopoly sweepstakes frauds, with an urgent call to consider a RICO indictment against McDonald’s. This email aims to shed light on the magnitude of potential corporate wrongdoing and the need for decisive legal action.
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An Example of Fraud Committed by McDonald’s in China: Part 3
In part 3, I share an analogy to illustrate the mass-marketing fraud McDonald’s committed in China, hoping it clarifies the situation’s obviousness. Given that China ratified the United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC, also known as the Palermo Convention) on September 23, 2003, I believe the country should be part of the international effort to take down the transnational criminal enterprise orchestrated by McDonald’s Corporation.
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An Example of Fraud Committed by McDonald’s in China: Part 2
An Example of Fraud Committed by McDonald’s in China: Part 2
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An Example of Fraud Committed by McDonald’s in China: Part 1
An Example of Fraud Committed by McDonald’s in China: Part 1
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I tell the FBI that I want to help them understand one of the biggest frauds in history, the frauds committed by McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices
I tell Assistant Legal Attaché Adam Rogalski, one of the FBI representatives in Beijing, that I want to help him, and by extension the FBI, to understand one of the biggest frauds in history.
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Correcting Probability Misconceptions in McDonald’s Promotion: An FBI Briefing
In my communication with the FBI, I dissect a Business Insider article to clarify the misconceptions surrounding McDonald’s Monopoly promotion probabilities. I emphasize the critical difference between the number of instant-win elements and total sets, a distinction that dramatically affects the perceived odds of winning. My analysis reveals that the actual chance of securing a prize is closer to 1 in 8, not the widely marketed 1 in 4. This significant disparity points to a mass-marketing fraud campaign by a major corporation, one that even children are expected to navigate. I urge for this nuanced understanding of odds calculation to be recognized and corrected, highlighting the intricate fraudulence at play and the need for meticulous scrutiny.
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Clarifying Probability Concepts for the FBI Investigation : the difference between “the probability of a certain scenario happening,” Bernoulli trials, and Binomial distributions
In my recent email to the FBI, I stress the importance of understanding key probability concepts—specifically, the difference between “the probability of a certain scenario happening,” Bernoulli trials, and Binomial distributions. This distinction is vital in dissecting the fraudulent activities of McDonald’s in their Monopoly sweepstakes. I reference a flawed article by journalist Walter Hickey to illustrate common misconceptions, while also highlighting the accurate definition of probability as given by David Morin from Harvard University. My expectation is that FBI and Justice Department agents not only grasp the fundamental concept of probability, but also recognize the impact of the number of trials in a Binomial distribution on the outcome. This understanding is crucial for unraveling the complexities of the case at hand.
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Explaining Set Theory’s Core Concepts to the FBI: Element vs. Set
In my email to the FBI, I aim to shed light on the set theory and its pertinence to the FBI’s investigation of McDonald’s Corporation’s criminal activities. I express urgency for the FBI and the Justice Department to grasp the nuanced distinction between an element and a set, a foundational concept that underpins the sophisticated mechanics of the crimes in question. Amidst my call for clarity and action, I also convey my anticipation for a response regarding the lead investigator of the racketeering case, hinting at the necessity to involve oversight agencies should the silence persist. My message underscores the critical need for understanding mathematical principles in unraveling the intricacies of the serious crimes committed by the transnational crimal entity McDonald’s Corporation.
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Is McDonald’s Too Big To Fail? Questioning the Impunity of a Corporate Giant
In my correspondence with the FBI, I confront a pressing question: “Is McDonald’s Corporation too big to fail?” I question the U.S. government’s resolve in tackling the crimes committed by one of the world’s largest corporations. My email seeks to understand the progress of the investigation and Mr. Rogalski’s involvement. I offer to clarify any complexities he might face and urge for a response. This message is a direct appeal for action and transparency, aiming to shed light on the potential impunity of a corporate giant and the need for accountability in the face of significant global implications.
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Asserting My Innocence Amidst Legal Challenges
In my communication with my lawyer, Edward Lehman, I address the daunting situation of being sued by Nicole Belloubet, the former French Minister of Justice. Despite the gravity of the situation, I maintain my innocence and express hope that my lawyer believes in me. The email reflects my frustration with the French administration, which I openly criticize. This message is a candid expression of my feelings towards the legal challenges I am facing, and a reaffirmation of my efforts to seek help and warn about potential injustices. My intention is to convey the seriousness of my situation while standing firm in my belief of innocence.
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Highlighting Money Laundering and Fraud in Major RICO Case
In my email to Mr. Adam Rogalski, I address significant concerns about money laundering and fraud within McDonald’s Corporation, particularly emphasizing the roles of Malcolm Hicks and Steve Easterbrook. I point out the clear violation of the European Directive 2005/29/CE by McDonald’s, focusing on the deceptive practices in their promotions across different countries. This message to the FBI calls for an urgent and thorough investigation into these serious allegations, underscoring the necessity of immediate action and accountability for what I describe as clear instances of organized crime within a major RICO framework. My correspondence is a demand for justice and a comprehensive response from legal and governmental authorities in the face of these substantial allegations.
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Navigating the Complexities of McDonald’s Fraudulent Instant-Win Claims
In my correspondence with the FBI, I delve into the intricate details of McDonald’s Corporation’s fraudulent claims in their Monopoly sweepstakes. I express my concerns regarding the fraudulent nature of the game’s probability calculations, particularly the assertion of having “1 chance out of 4” to win. I argue that, in reality, the odds were closer to “1 chance out of 8,” a figure never stated by the corporation. My goal is to demonstrate the fraud in their probability claims and to clarify the real chances of winning based on a single game stamp. I urge Mr. Rogalski (State Department/FBI) to ensure the FBI is aware of these issues, as they have ramifications in numerous countries. I urge the FBI to alert INTERPOL. This email is an attempt to unravel the complexities of the situation, seeking clarity and accountability in one of the largest fraud cases in history.
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Unmasking McDonald’s: The Lance Armstrong of Fast Food
In an email I sent to the FBI, I draw a stark comparison between McDonald’s Corporation and disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong. This page reveals my insights on how small, criminally obtained advantages, when systematically exploited, can lead to substantial and unfair dominance in the business world. My analogy strikingly positions McDonald’s marketing tactics alongside Armstrong’s infamous career, offering a unique perspective on the deceptive and illegal strategies that underlie the success of this global fast-food leader.
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Crucial Evidence: Gloria Santona’s Contact in 2016 Revealed
In my email to Mr. Rogalski, I provide critical evidence of Gloria Santona’s contact with me in 2016. The attached screenshots reveal her following me on Twitter, opening a direct communication channel through DM. This interaction suggests McDonald’s awareness of the frauds. I urge the FBI to acknowledge receipt and identify the lead agent for the criminal investigation into the racketeering enterprise. The silence from law enforcement is disconcerting, and I seek clarity on these serious allegations.
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In the United States, did the McDonald’s Monopoly Sweepstakes constitute an illegal lottery?
In my correspondence with Mr. Adam Rogalski, Assistant Legal Attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, I delve into my longstanding belief that the U.S. version of the McDonald’s Monopoly sweepstakes constitutes an illegal lottery. Citing a detailed explanation on a website, I argue that the promotion’s claim of “NO PURCHASE NECESSARY” is misleading, as statistical analysis suggests that participating without a purchase might be more costly than the prizes offered. Additionally, I challenge the assertion that “PURCHASE WILL NOT IMPROVE CHANCES OF WINNING.” I propose that, theoretically, a wealthy enough individual could secure all prizes by purchasing all game stamps, thereby guaranteeing victory, which contradicts McDonald’s claim. These inconsistencies, I believe, point towards fraudulent practices. I also suggest the FBI question former McDonald’s executive Gloria Santona, as her departure timing might be significant. My aim is to highlight the potential deception in this widely known sweepstakes and the need for thorough investigation.
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Urging the FBI to Investigate McDonald’s for Fraudulent Practices
In my email to the FBI, I highlight the need for a thorough investigation into McDonald’s Corporation for their fraudulent practices. I discuss the deceptive nature of their promotional strategy, specifically pointing out how their “1 chance out of 4” per attempt claim in their instant-win game misled me. This, I argue, is a clear case of mass marketing fraud driven by greed, designed to artificially boost sales. I question why McDonald’s chose not to state a straightforward “1 chance out of 8.” I emphasize the importance of upholding the law consistently, especially when it comes to large corporations, and express my concerns about the broader implications of such fraudulent practices on the integrity of financial systems. My correspondence serves as a call to action for the FBI to investigate these practices, which I believe are part of a larger pattern of criminal activity by McDonald’s Corporation and its accomplices.
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Exposing RICO Violations by McDonald’s to the FBI
In my email to the FBI, I detail the racketeering activity within McDonald’s Corporation, specifically in the context of the United States. I reference the explanation I provided to New York Times journalist Constant Méheut about the instant-win fraud in France for 2011, asserting its relevance to the U.S. operations of McDonald’s in 2013. I emphasize the significance of McDonald’s fraudulent claim of “one-in-four odds of winning” for their 2013 U.S. promotion, critically analyzing the calculation basis they provided and highlighting the deviation from their stated odds. This correspondence serves as a stark reminder of the serious implications of these allegations, particularly when they involve targeting children, and questions the integrity of McDonald’s practices. I express concern over the security of my personal information and communications, seeking the FBI’s attention and action in a case that I argue has deep legal and ethical ramifications.
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FBI: I am struggling. Please help me.
I reach out with a personal appeal to the FBI and State Department, requesting clear communication and support in a complex fraud case. Amid the turmoil of being a key witness against a formidable corporate adversary, I convey my struggle for peace and the heavy toll of ongoing stress. I emphasize my need for confidentiality in certain discussions, along with psychological support, underscoring the gravity of the situation and my earnest quest for assistance and understanding from law enforcement.
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Email to Adam Rogalski. Special Agent in Charge? FBI case number? FBI Victim Specialist?
Email to Adam Rogalski asking him who is the Special Agent in Charge, what's the FBI case number, and who is the FBI Victim Specialist in the McDonald’s RICO case.
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Email to Adam Rogalski. Are you back Mr. Rogalski? Who is the Special Agent in Charge of the investigation?
Email to Adam Rogalski. Are you back Mr. Rogalski? Who is the Special Agent in Charge of the investigation?
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Email sent on 2022-12-31 to the U.S. Ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns
Email sent on 2022-12-31 to the U.S. Ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns.
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Email sent on 2022-12-29 to the F.B.I. to ask who is the case agent in charge of the case targeting McDonald’s Corporation.
Email sent on 2022-12-29 to the F.B.I. to ask who is the case agent in charge of the case targeting McDonald’s Corporation.
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Email sent on 2022-12-28 to the F.B.I.
Email sent on 2022-12-28 to the F.B.I.
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UPDATING - SEC Office of the Whistleblower, second complaint submitted on November 15, 2022
UPDATING - SEC Office of the Whistleblower, second complaint submitted on November 15, 2022
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Request for anonymity - European Court of Human Rights - McDonald’s RICO case
Request for anonymity - European Court of Human Rights - McDonald’s RICO case.
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Request for interim measures - European Court of Human Rights - McDonald’s RICO case
Request for interim measures - European Court of Human Rights - McDonald’s RICO case.
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2-page Statement of Facts in the McDonald’s RICO/PORA/FCPA case sent to Edward Lehman
2-page Statement of Facts in the McDonald’s RICO/PORA/FCPA case sent to Edward Lehman
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"I wish I could understand": 30 September 2022 email to my lawyer disclosing my wife's early suspicion that our American Christian missionary friends might be U.S. intelligence
On 30 September 2022, I sent my lawyer Mr. Lehman a long, personal email in which I disclosed, relatively early in our working relationship, that when my wife first met our American Christian missionary friends she had told me she wondered whether they could be U.S. intelligence. The email also walked Mr. Lehman through several connected events: the August 2019 dinner conversation; the November 2019 firing of Steve Easterbrook; the January 2020 email I had sent to a member of the French parliament about doctoring of legal documents in the McDonald's case; the police summons that arrived by email approximately thirty minutes later; my reading of that timing under ECtHR Article 34 jurisprudence; and my brother's questioning by French police in November 2019, which I only learned about in September 2021.
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Reply from Constant Méheut, journalist for The New York Times
Constant Méheut, journalist for The New York Times, answers me. He confirms that he understands the fraud McDonald’s committed regarding the false claim consumers had “one chance out of four” to win instantly.
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Explanations sent to New York Times journalist Constant Méheut
Explanations sent to New York Times journalist Constant Méheut
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Email sent on 2022-05-12 to the F.B.I. and CCed to the U.S. Ambassadors to France and to China
Email sent on 2022-05-12 to the F.B.I. and CCed to the U.S. Ambassadors to France, Denise BAUER, and to the U.S. Ambassador to China, Nicholas BURNS.
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I sent FBI language specialist Mahonri Manjarraez, from the U.S. Embassy in Paris, my reference for the case targeting McDonald’s Corporation for fraud and money laundering + additional warnings
My reference for the case is REF_ECTHRWATCH_1_McDonalds_frauds_and_money_laundering. I also warn the F.B.I. about the law firm Péchenard & Associés and its strong ties with the French Police.
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Whistle-blower asking the F.B.I. if they received and kept the emails which were sent in 2015 and if they ever launched a criminal investigation against McDonald’s Corporation
Email sent to the F.B.I., on 2022-04-20 at 23:59 Beijing time, in which I am asking the F.B.I. if the F.B.I. ever received emails sent in 2015 and if they ever launched a criminal investigation at the time or not.
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Email sent to Adam ROGALSKI (State Department, FBI) and Mahonri MANJARREZ (FBI) in which I give examples of the serious frauds the transnational criminal enterprise McDonald’s Corporation and/or its affiliated companies committed.
I give to the F.B.I. 3 concrete examples of serious frauds McDonald’s Corporation and/or its affiliated companies committed. This should have been enough for the F.B.I. to initiate a criminal investigation targeting McDonald’s Corporation and/or its subsidiary companies for fraud and money laundering.
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Email sent to the F.B.I. about Xi Jinping (习近平), the President of the People’s Republic of China, and Li Keqiang (李克强), the Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China.
I send an email to the F.B.I. to ask them to quickly confirm to the Chinese authorities that my accusations against McDonald’s Corporation and/or it's subsidiary companies are well-founded.
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Email sent to Messrs. Rogalski (Assistant Legal Attaché, U.S. Department of State, F.B.I.) and Manjarrez (F.B.I.) informing them that I am now resuming my explanations.
I send an email to the F.B.I. to inform them that I am now going to resume my explanations of the aggravated frauds McDonald’s committed.
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Scans of my ID cards sent to the FBI, to Mr. Rogalski (Assistant Legal Attaché, U.S. Department of State, F.B.I.) and Mr. Manjarrez (F.B.I.)
Scans of my ID cards sent to the FBI, to Mr. Rogalski (Assistant Legal Attaché, U.S. Department of State, F.B.I.) and Mr. Manjarrez (F.B.I.).
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Email received from Assistant Legal Attaché Adam Rogalski – one of the FBI representatives in Beijing
Email received from Assistant Legal Attaché Adam Rogalski – one of the FBI representatives in Beijing.
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Email received from FBI language specialist Mahonri MANJARREZ on September 08, 2021.
Email received from FBI language specialist Mahonri MANJARREZ, U.S. Embassy in Paris, on September 08, 2021.
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Inquiry into Knowledge of Extradition Plans – U.S. Intelligence and McDonald’s Corporation
I address a former friend—later identified as a U.S. intelligence operative—regarding a 2019 statement about the absence of an extradition treaty between France and China, and its implications in the context of McDonald’s frauds.
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Email received from Kevin Granville, European business editor for the New York Times
Email received from Kevin Granville, European business editor for the New York Times
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Email sent to Kevin Granville, European business editor for the New York Times
I contact, for the first time, Kevin Granville. He is a business editor in London for The New York Times. I tell him that I believe a criminal investigation targeting McDonald’s might have already started.
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Reply from McDonald’s Global Compliance Office
McDonald’s Global Compliance Office replies that they haven’t received my communications.
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Email to McDonald’s Global Compliance Office
I am asking McDonald’s Global Compliance Office if they received my communications and, if they did, to acknowledge receipt of my emails.
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Reply from the S.E.C. Chairman’s Office
Reply from the S.E.C. Chairman’s Office
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Answer from French anticorruption association Anticor related to the McDonald’s case.
Answer from French anticorruption association Anticor. I would forward their reply to Cédric Villani, a member of the French Parliament. The internal investigation targeting Steve Easterbrook would start about 1 week after this email I received from Anticor. Coincidence? Maybe. But it’s a fact that there is parallel truth which was happening at the same time. I personally don’t think it’s a coincidence.
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Witness Tampering: Threats Received from French Elected Official Cédric Villani
On September 25, 2019, Philippe Mouricou, the director of communication of French elected official Cédric Villani contacted me and he would quickly start issuing threats against me thus committing the crime of witness tampering. He accused at some point of using the same methods as McDonald’s which seem to imply that McDonald’s might have pressured a French elected official. If McDonald’s pressured a French elected official, it might fall under the FCPA.
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"I knew you were smart! And they can't extradite you because there is no extradition treaty between France and China!" — When a U.S. Intelligence Operative in China Blew His Cover
On the evening of 23 August 2019, my wife and I hosted Subjects #2 and #3 for dinner at our home in Taiyuan, inside the Shanxi Provincial CPPCC Committee Organ Apartment (山西省政协机关公寓). The evening included the first detailed discussion of the McDonald's promotional fraud case with them, as well as a remark by Subject #2 referring to potential extradition whose factual presupposition only became legible in retrospect.
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Cédric Villani’s Office Responds to Concerns About McDonald’s Frauds
Official response from the office of Cédric Villani, Member of the French Parliament, addressing the concerns raised about the frauds by McDonald’s Corporation and its accomplices. The correspondence sent by his team, underscores Villani’s sensitivity and commitment to addressing these serious allegations. Despite his heavy professional commitments, the response reassures me that Cédric Villani’s office has given full attention to the issue and is prepared to take action if possible.
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My Urgent Appeal to Cédric Villani: Exposing McDonald’s Sweepstakes Frauds
My heartfelt plea to Cédric Villani, a Member of the French Parliament, seeking his assistance in exposing one of the largest frauds in history involving McDonald’s Corporation. In my letter, I describe myself as both a victim and a whistleblower, passionately arguing against McDonald’s criminal practices in their Monopoly sweepstakes, where the company falsely claimed a “1 in 4 chance of winning instantly”—a deceptive assertion, as the actual odds were 1 in 8. I urgently request Villani’s mathematical expertise to affirm the rigged probabilities and urge immediate action to compel McDonald’s to compensate millions of consumers defrauded by their games, highlighting the necessity of upholding the rule of law against such corporate deceit.
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Email to Steve Easterbrook and the Board of Directors of McDonald’s Corporation
Email sent to Steve Easterbrook and the Board of Directors of McDonald’s Corporation after having tried to talk some sense out of Mr. Easterbrook by calling him.
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Crime report sent by email, to among other people, Nicole Belloubet, François Molins, Rémy Heitz, Hélène Davo, and Emmanuel Macron
On January 25, 2019, I sent an email to, among other people, Nicole Belloubet, François Molins, Rémy Heitz, Hélène Davo, and Emmanuel Macron. In this email, I alerted them to the serious dysfunctions of the French judicial system. I also provided 7 concrete examples of the serious crime of falsification/doctoring/altering/forging of a court/public/official/legal document/decision, under articles 441-1 and 441-4 of the French criminal code. I alerted them that there are at least several billion euros in fines to be imposed on the McDonald's group.
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Hunger Strike. Reply from French Law Professor Yves Strickler
Hunger Strike. Reply from French law professor Yves Strickler
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First Encounter and Immediate Suspicions of U.S. Intelligence Activity
A personal account detailing my wife’s initial meeting with individuals she immediately suspected could be associated with U.S. intelligence operations.
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French Minister of Justice Nicole Belloubet formally notified of forgery and use of forged documents at the Versailles Court
On October 23, 2018, at 20:06, I formally notified French Minister of Justice Nicole Belloubet about the grave incident at the Legal Aid Office of the Versailles Court. This office had intentionally altered a date to unjustly dismiss my appeal against McDonald's France and one of their accomplices, thus committing a serious crime under French law. Minister Belloubet might also have committed a crime if she neglected to follow-up on my report.
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Forgery and use of forged documents at the Legal Aid Office of the Versailles Court
On October 23, 2018, at 19:34, I alerted high-ranking French magistrates, encompassing both public prosecutors and judges, about a grave incident at the Legal Aid Office of the Versailles Court. This office had intentionally altered a date to unjustly dismiss my appeal against McDonald's France and one of their accomplices.
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Email sent to the Minister of Justice, Nicole Belloubet, to beg her to respond to me.
Email sent to the Minister of Justice, Nicole Belloubet, to beg her to respond to me.
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Judgement in the Civil Litigation Against McDonald’s and a Franchisee
Judgement in the Civil Litigation Against McDonald’s and a Franchisee
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The adversarial procedure is the only rule to guarantee, and article 40 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure
French Law Professor Yves Strickler tells me that the adversarial procedure is fundamentally the only rule to guarantee. He also answers one of my questions and quote article 40 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure.
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List of individuals targeted by Article 432-1 of the French Criminal Code (to obstruct the execution of the law)
In his explanation, Law Professor Yves Strickler presented me with a pertinent reference from a legal expert text, emphasizing key aspects of individuals targeted by Article 432-1 (to obstruct the execution of the law) of the French Criminal Code.
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Email from Law Professor Yves Strickler - procedural contracts invented by the bar associations, jurisdictions, and legal aid offices
Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties, confirming to me that procedural contracts are invented by the bar associations, the jurisdictions, and the legal aid offices, and that this is something truly preposterous! That the law is the law, and French institutions are obligated to respect it. In essence, this situation amounts to the judicial branch circumventing the legislative branch to create its own laws, a practice that is profoundly dangerous. It undermines the principle of the separation of powers, a cornerstone of democratic governance.
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Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties - request for provisional admission to legal aid and summary proceedings
Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties, confirming to me that my request for provisional admission to legal aid seems admissible and expressing surprise that I have not initiated summary proceedings
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FORMAL NOTICE to McDonald’s executives, including future CEO Chris Kempczinski, about the illegality of the McDonald’s Monopoly sweepstakes in the United States
Email sent to McDonald’s executives including Chris Kempczinski regarding the illegality of the McDonald’s Monopoly sweepstakes in the United States.
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Notification to McDonald’s executives Gloria Santona, Steve Easterbrook, and Malcolm Hicks
Notification to McDonald’s executives Gloria Santona, Steve Easterbrook, and Malcolm Hicks, that I intend to lodge a criminal complaint for defamation
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Debbie Schroeder, Investors Relations, McDonald’s Corporation, is still looking for the information I asked.
Debbie Schroeder, Investors Relations, McDonald’s Corporation, is still looking for the information I asked.
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Launch of Steve-Easterbrook.com. Unveiling Hypocrisy: The Truth Behind Steve Easterbrook’s Leadership
On December 23, 2015, I launched Steve-Easterbrook.com, a dedicated platform scrutinizing the discrepancies between Steve Easterbrook’s public statements and his actual practices as CEO of McDonald’s Corporation. This site aims to expose the hypocrisy of claiming to be a change agent while perpetuating significant frauds within the company.
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Transcript of the phone conversation with the FBI’s Field Office of Chicago
Transcript of the phone conversation with the FBI’s Field Office of Chicago.
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F.B.I. Chicago answers the victim asking him to please contact the FBI's Public Access Line
On December 18, 2015, the Intake Unit of the Field Office of the F.B.I. in Chicago answers the victim asking him to contact the FBI's Public Access Line.
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Persistent Accusations and Unresolved Responses: My Direct Challenge to Steve Easterbrook
On December 18, 2015, I sent a follow-up email to Steve Easterbrook, escalating concerns about alleged criminal activities within McDonald’s. Explore the confrontation and demands for accountability.
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Phone call to the FBI Field Office of Washington D.C.
I called the FBI Field Office of Washington D.C. in an attempt to report the crimes McDonald’s Corporation and their accomplices have committed
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Email sent to the F.B.I. Washington Field Office on December 16, 2015. McDonald’s Corporation.
Email sent to the F.B.I., on 2015-12-16 at 15:00 China Standard Time.
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White-Collar-Criminals.org, Accusation Against Douglas Goare: A Call for Immediate Response
In December 2015, I accused Douglas Goare, then President of McDonald’s Europe, of white-collar crimes, marking a critical moment in corporate accountability. Discover the details of the accusation and the implications for Douglas Goare and McDonald’s.
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White-Collar-Criminals.org, Accusation Against Malcolm Hicks: A Call for Immediate Response
In December 2015, I accused Malcolm Hicks, then General Counsel for the McDonald’s business segment that includes France among other countries, of white-collar crimes, marking a critical moment in corporate accountability. Discover the details of the accusation and the implications for Malcolm Hicks and McDonald’s.
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White-Collar-Criminals.org, Accusation Against Gloria Santona: A Call for Immediate Response
In December 2015, I accused Gloria Santona, then General Counsel of McDonald’s Corporation, of white-collar crimes, marking a critical moment in corporate accountability. Discover the details of the accusation and the implications for Gloria Santona and McDonald’s.
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White-Collar-Criminals.org, Urgent Accusation Against Steve Easterbrook: A Call for Immediate Response
In December 2015, I accused Steve Easterbrook, then CEO of McDonald’s Corporation, of white-collar crimes, marking a critical moment in corporate accountability. Discover the details of the accusation and the implications for Easterbrook and McDonald’s.
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PLEASE STOP THE FRAUD!
PLEASE STOP THE FRAUD! I keep asking McDonald’s executives to immediately stop the ongoing fraud which is occuring in France. CEO Steve Easterbrook, General Counsel Gloria Santona, and European General Counsel Malcolm Hicks are notified.
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Eric Andrieu, lawyer, Péchenard & Associés
I receive an email from Eric Andrieu working for the Péchenard lawfirm. He is not diligent enough. I would later learn that he his the best friend, since childhood supposedly, of the former General Director of the French National Police, Frédéric Péchenard. Corruption or legal malpractice? Or both?
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Malcolm Hicks, Corporate Vice President of McDonald’s Europe and General Counsel
I receive an email from Malcolm Hicks, Corporate Vice President of McDonald’s Europe and General Counsel. He informs me that he will be instructing an outside French lawyer to examine this issue.
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Additional frauds; email sent to McDonald’s General Counsel CCed to McDonald’s CEO
Additional frauds; email sent to McDonald’s General Counsel CCed to McDonald’s CEO
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Reply from Gloria Santona, General Counsel of McDonald’s Corporation
Gloria Santona, General Counsel of McDonald’s Corporation, confirms that McDonald’s Corporation is taking my accusations of fraud very seriously. She confirms they are investigating.
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Email sent to Gloria Santona, General Counsel of McDonald’s Corporation, requesting an update
I send an email to Gloria Santona, General Counsel of McDonald’s Corporation, requesting an update about what is going on. I strongly suggest them not to wait any longer to call off the ongoing serious fraud which is currently happening in France. The warning is CCed to Steve Easterbrook.
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Email to McDonald’s executives asking them to stop the ongoing McDonald’s Monopoly fraud immediately
STOP THE FRAUD NOW! Unfair Commercial Practices Act EU LAW. Email to McDonald’s executives asking them to stop the ongoing McDonald’s Monopoly fraud immediately
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Warning sent to McDonald’s executives about being an accessory after the fact
I send an email to Gloria Santona, General Counsel of McDonald’s Corporation, warning her that the U.S. executive team could be charged as an accessory after the fact for the ongoing serious fraud currently taking place in France. I remind them what the European Union law says. Email CCed to multiple executives in the United States and in France.
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4th formal notice sent to the executives of McDonald’s Corporation to keep warning them that McDonald’s France has engaged in a pattern of racketeering activity
4th formal notice sent to the executives of McDonald’s Corporation to keep warning them that McDonald’s France has engaged in a pattern of racketeering activity.
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Fraud of the century: emails to McDonald’s executives
Second email I sent to McDonald’s executives after having talked, on the phone, to Gloria Santona. She is the general counsel of McDonald’s Corporation. I am warning McDonald’s executives that they must order McDonald’s France to immediately stop the on-going fraud which is currently occurring in France.
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Publication of the Book “I sold my soul to McDonald’s” by McDonald’s France CEO
Publication of the book “I sold my soul to McDonald’s” by the then CEO of McDonald’s France, Jean-Pierre Petit. This book contains crucial evidence which can now be used against McDonald’s Corporation and its accomplices in the criminal RICO case targeting them.
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Third Formal Notice Sent to McDonald’s France and French Ministerial Office Regarding Fraudulent Practices
In a formal notice dated May 30, 2013, addressed to McDonald’s France and a French Ministerial Office (huissier de justice), allegations of fraudulent marketing practices are detailed with a potential invocation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). The notice accuses McDonald’s of deceiving consumers through disproportionate distribution of promotional game stamps and asserts potential government collusion. It emphasizes the legal implications, including potential civil and criminal charges, and demands McDonald’s address the issues or face widespread legal action across France. The document serves as a prelude to formal legal proceedings, stressing the need for transparency and accountability from the multinational corporation.
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Françoise de Borda, former general counsel of McDonald’s France
Written answer sent through certified mail with proof of receipt requested. McDonald’s France formally answers the whistleblower regarding the accusations of fraud.
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Mini-Cultural Genocide: McDonald’s Impact on French Gastronomic Traditions
Explore how McDonald’s expansion in France, fueled by decades of criminal activities, has profoundly altered the traditional French "art de vivre." Recognized by UNESCO on November 16, 2010, the gastronomic meal of the French celebrates important social moments with a structured, communal dining experience. This article examines how McDonald’s fast-food culture contributes to a mini-cultural genocide by eroding these deep-rooted culinary and social practices.
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Erroneous Judgment in McDonald’s France Lottery Case Highlights Legal Missteps
The significant errors in the Court of Appeal’s judgment regarding the McDonald’s “Euro McPailles” promotion, which was mistakenly deemed fair and lawful. This analysis highlights how mathematical oversights led to an erroneous legal interpretation, raising serious questions about the accuracy of the court’s decision and its implications for consumer protection law.
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McDonald’s Corporation v. Simon Marketing 2002-09-16
In McDonald’s Corporation v. Simon Marketing, “McDonald’s asserts seven claims against the defendants. Counts 1 and 2 are claims under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act against Jacobson and the other individual defendants, charging them with conducting Simon’s affairs through a pattern of racketeering activity and conspiring to do so.” (MATTHEW F. KENNELLY, United States District Judge).
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McDonald’s Summoned by French Interior Minister Over Illegal Lottery Allegations
Explore the 2002 incident where McDonald’s France faced scrutiny from the French Interior Minister due to a promotional game suspected of violating lottery laws. This article details the legal concerns raised about the game’s structure, its potential targeting of minors, and the implications of McDonald’s legal affiliations with a law firm connected to a high-ranking police official.
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McPrisoners of Conscience – Full Article (1997) Used in ECtHR Case 50552/22 (V.L.C. v France)
Full-text reproduction of D. D. Guttenplan’s 1997 article “McPrisoners of Conscience”, originally published in Index on Censorship. Cited as key evidence in ECtHR Case 50552/22 (V.L.C. v France), concerning McDonald’s suppression of critics, whistleblowers, and victims, and the potential death penalty risk to the applicant’s family in China.