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Erik Prince, very busy, damage control spokesman in London: “Any potential investment of this nature would require the knowledge and input of each FSG Board member and a formal Board resolution,” theproffice.co.uk/team-shimon-co…
“Mr. Prince is a minority shareholder in FSG and deputy chairman. He had no knowledge or involvement whatsoever with this preliminary memorandum regarding the company’s activity in Xinjiang,” (Mark) Cohen said in an email." as he desperately tries to distance the founder of FSG.
January 7 (4 days before signing XPCC deal) on CNBC: Erik Prince now is executive director and deputy chairman of Frontier Services Group, a security, logistics and insurance services company that is backed by Citic, ...owned by the government of China.. cnbc.com/2019/01/07/eri…
"Frontier has trained more than 5,000 Chinese military personnel, 200 plainclothes police officers, 500 SWAT specialists, 200 railway police officers and 300 overseas military police officers.” washingtonpost.com/news/world/wp/…
Now you know why Erik Prince moved from Chairman to Deputy Chairman in December and they brought in the former Chairman of the Board of CITIC, Communist China's investment arm. This is a big deal and Prince is not going to outrun the stink. Here is The Adventurer by Machiavelli. 
Because Prince knew nothing about it: April 18, 2017: The fact that FSG is being allowed to set up a “base” in Yunnan suggests a strong degree of trust in the company from the highest levels of Chinese leadership. qz.com/957704/the-ame…
