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https://foxnews.com/world/china-us-intelligence-challenge-coronavirus-coverup
Reports emerged in 2017 that China had dealt a huge blow to the CIA's infrastructure within its borders. From 2010 through to around 2013, according to The New York Times, more than a dozen carefully curated assets in China were jailed or killed — with one even brazenly shot outside a government building as a perceived warning to others.
"It was devastating. The setback probably delayed the U.S. national security community from fully comprehending Beijing's move toward a more oppressive and assertive policy," Patrick Cronin, Asia-Pacific security chair for the Hudson Institute, told Fox News. "The gap in a sharper understanding of the Chinese Communist Party's true aims bought it more time to enact greater information suppression at home and more aggressive political warfare abroad."
The moves were deemed one of the worst in the agency's modern history.
"We didn't lose just a single spy. We lost entire networks," said Dean Cheng, senior research fellow and lead China expert at the Heritage Foundation. "That means that many of the various people who worked for us were all rolled up, which, in turn, would have devastated the credibility of our own agency and affected our ability to recruit new people."
Well at least Obama didn't gut the pandemic board or whatever.
Maybe the Secretary of State using an unsecured server wasn't the best idea after all.
Reports emerged in 2017 that China had dealt a huge blow to the CIA's infrastructure within its borders. From 2010 through to around 2013, according to The New York Times, more than a dozen carefully curated assets in China were jailed or killed — with one even brazenly shot outside a government building as a perceived warning to others.
"It was devastating. The setback probably delayed the U.S. national security community from fully comprehending Beijing's move toward a more oppressive and assertive policy," Patrick Cronin, Asia-Pacific security chair for the Hudson Institute, told Fox News. "The gap in a sharper understanding of the Chinese Communist Party's true aims bought it more time to enact greater information suppression at home and more aggressive political warfare abroad."
The moves were deemed one of the worst in the agency's modern history.
"We didn't lose just a single spy. We lost entire networks," said Dean Cheng, senior research fellow and lead China expert at the Heritage Foundation. "That means that many of the various people who worked for us were all rolled up, which, in turn, would have devastated the credibility of our own agency and affected our ability to recruit new people."
Well at least Obama didn't gut the pandemic board or whatever.
Maybe the Secretary of State using an unsecured server wasn't the best idea after all.
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In our interconnected world many have thought that Obama and his gang engineered the witch hunt to keep this kind of shit undercover
Rats hate the CIA. Remember when BO wire tapped some members of congress and members of the press? Used the IRS to take away the rights of Conservative Americans? Wire tapped the Trump Campaign HQ? For rats who used to protest against the CIA, they sure act like them when they are in power.
And Joe Biden, the VP in that Administration, who is currently running for President and available to the press every fucking day, has yet to be asked a single question about.
Who was Brennan's boss? Who was Comey's boss? Who Lynch's boss?