Espionage involving China

Jura The idiot

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jimmyjames30x30 said:
Besides, he will have to give some truly valuable information to the Aussies in order not to be harshly interrogated. This is because intelligence work is a highly developed work, and the kind of training a high level intelligence agent receives can be expected to be very psychologically demanding, especially the ones that gets send to a foreign country. The kind of people who can go through all the vetting procedures an intelligence agent can go through, are extremely unlikely to defect. In the rare case this happens, the first reaction the opponent's intelligence agencies would be extreme caution. They will interrogate him using the worst kind of interrogation method, as well as obtaining a lot of independently obtained evidences, in order to make sure this is not some kind of conspiracy or some kind of "Trojan Horse" misinformation operation. All of these would have made the whole thing classified information, thus it is impossible for the media to get their hands on.

As a rule of thumb, intelligence agencies are very unlikely to believe a strange guy who came to them. They are much more likely to trust a person they actually caught or got onto.
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I'll say it:
if I were him (Wang Liqiang Yesterday at 3:25 PM), I'd be afraid they (West) waterboard me or something first
 
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time will tell if he's a spy or crook
Self-proclaimed Chinese spy William Wang who defected to Australia is a fraud and wanted criminal, China says
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Self-confessed spy William Wang Liqiang. Photo: Handout
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Gatekeeper said:
Jura, not sure what you trying to say.?
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just following up on
#361 Gatekeeper, Yesterday at 4:02 PM
Gatekeeper said:
I don't know whether to put this here or over Hong Kong thread. So I'll put it on here!

One of many CIA operative caught in Hong Kong. Look at his name! You can't make it up, oh he did! LolView attachment 55472
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(which I had called out
Jura said:
ironically, I searched google with
nicole+kidman+cia+hong+kong
to get as #1 hit (says Updated: 01:09 GMT, 23 November 2019)
Ex-CIA officer gets 19 years in prison for selling secrets to China and betraying the names of US agents
  • Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 55, was sentenced on Friday by a federal judge
  • Former CIA case agent sold China the names of sources for $840,000
  • Lee pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage in May
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LOL down that page there's

anyway Gate. what's the source of your picture and the link to the story of your "One of many CIA operative caught in Hong Kong."
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Yesterday at 4:12 PM)

and
#363 Gatekeeper, Yesterday at 4:41 PM
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Australia probes 'deeply disturbing' allegations of Chinese political interference

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia’s domestic spy agency is investigating whether China tried to install an agent in federal parliament in what Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Monday called “deeply disturbing” allegations.

The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) said it had launched an investigation before the alleged plot was reported by Australia’s “60 Minutes” program and affiliated newspapers on Sunday.
The reports said a suspected Chinese espionage ring had offered “a seven figure sum” to pay for a Melbourne luxury car dealer, Bo “Nick” Zhao, to run for a seat in Australia’s federal parliament.
“The reporting on Nine’s ‘60 Minutes’ contains allegations that ASIO takes seriously,” ASIO Director-General of Security Mike Burgess said in the statement on Sunday.
“Australians can be reassured that ASIO was previously aware of matters that have been reported today, and has been actively investigating them.”
Officials at China’s embassy in Canberra were not immediately available for comment.
“I find the allegations deeply disturbing and troubling,” Morrison told reporters in Canberra, adding the government had beefed up Australia’s laws and security agencies to counter foreign interference.
“Australia is not naive to the threats that it faces more broadly,” he added, without commenting on the specific allegations.... to read more
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The real scary part is;
Car dealer Zhao told ASIO about the alleged approach from another Melbourne businessman about a year ago, the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper said in the joint report with “60 Minutes” and The Age newspaper, citing Zhao’s associates and Western security sources.

Zhao was found dead in March in a Melbourne motel room and police have been unable to conclude how he died, the newspaper said.
 
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SamuraiBlue said:
The real scary part is;
Car dealer Zhao told ASIO about the alleged approach from another Melbourne businessman about a year ago, the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper said in the joint report with “60 Minutes” and The Age newspaper, citing Zhao’s associates and Western security sources.

Zhao was found dead in March in a Melbourne motel room and police have been unable to conclude how he died, the newspaper said.
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the deceased mentioned inside
China needs to counter Western public opinion war
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