🔴 Las OPERACIONES SECRETAS de Beijing para DESTRUIR la LIBERTAD en el mundo

The Chinese Communist Party has managed to shape the perception that foreign powers have of Communist China Their goals have been directed at legislators diplomats retired officials and academics worldwide media organizations and religious leaders But how did he manage it and why had the governments not recognized his operations before What influence A meticulous investigation by a strategic policy expert will shed light on the Chinese modus operandi that continues to surprise us Yoshki is an Australian of Chinese origin and a researcher at the Australian Institute Strategic Policy which explained its research in a book whose translated title is Spies and lies How China's largest operations deceived the world On Wednesday October 12 four days before the XX Congress begins Chinese Communist Party Yoshki presented his study at an event organized by the The Australian branch of the Center for Strategic and International Studies CSIS in English There Yoshki delves into the intelligence methods used by Beijing since the 1980s The expert claims that the scale of the espionage is enormous and mentions that the number of Intelligence officials working for the PSC exceed 100 000 In his research Yoshki studied hundreds of documents articles commercial records and books published by the Chinese Ministry of State Security and also Tracked Chinese influence groups composed of undercover officials such as the U S Cultural Exchange Organization According to the book the Chinese Ministry of State Security was seeking recruits using a long-term approach The strategy is to build a mutually trusting convenient and beneficial relationship To turn the recruit into a foreign intelligence asset but without forcing him This is what Yoshki stated during the presentation of his book All the operations I discuss in the book involve some form of covert activity Some people present themselves as journalists or as cultural exchange officials but they are actually intelligence agents There is an example that the researcher cites in his book and illustrates this A scholar who interviewed him said they contacted him and told him they would help him To have access to Chinese government officials who could be interviewed They took him to a massage parlor offered him money and asked him to take information to the United States There is a more recent case mentioned by the researcher It involves a Beijing spy who was reported by the U S Department of Justice United in an attempt to defame a Chinese activist who had run for Congress in the state of New York This is how Yoshki described the case The Chinese Ministry of Security sent a team to monitor him then they would try to access his tax records and accuse him of fraud Later they would try to deceive him and send prostitutes to chase him If that didn't work the plan was as reported to crash their car or cause so much damage that they couldn't physically appear before Congress For Yoshki the ultimate goal of Beijing is to influence the international policies of foreign powers and shape their stance towards China Now regarding why governments did not acknowledge the nature of the Western intelligence agencies have focused on other issues for decades according to Yoshki who considers PSC espionage operations For the researcher there was no political will to investigate whether China was a real issue During the Cold War Russia was the main focus and later it was counterterrorism In other words they underestimated a regime that has been characterized since its inception by a strong and determined leadership rough deception infiltrating spying influencing the policies of free countries and stealing Intellectual property and even harming the rights and freedoms of Chinese communities in other countries