Send it to Hambini in the UK. He'll give it a good look over and an honest opinion everyone can see if he posts it to youtube.
I have had a german colleague of mine look at it and his conclusion was the same as mine - too low density of fibers in the pivot area and fiber orientation random/ incorrect when looking at the load.
A quick fix for these frames could be to put a solid axle across the two x two pivot points i the front triangle, but that would probably just result in a different area failing.
If your are looking to use the bike as a curb cruiser it is quite safe, but if you ride xc a little on the hard side, the frame will bulge. In short get the real deal and steer clear of the copies
