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Q: All these cases of spying but we continue to give out resident visas and citizenship to Chinese ?

We give/ sell visas and then they spy and we give out more visas and give them free access to sensitive materials. WTF America!

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Ummm... so what are the actual percentages we're talking about here? I mean, the percentage of spies/espionage cases, compared to the number of residents visas and citizenships?

 

 

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The problem is we don't know, counter espionage is awful in America. People have free range. 

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Spying was/is always active thing between the countries.

 

I can't read Chinese press, but I could read 'news' from West (USA) how Chinese are pilfering US state secrets and what not.

Then, 'Up-yours' landed in HK in 2013 ....

 

WTF America? Combine NSA surveillance and all manure, which happened in and out of USA in last 25y, and spooks didn't have a slight clue about it.....

 

Just say WTF, and leave America out of it .....get some precious metals and stay in China, IMO.

 

 

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Forgot to post a link

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2016/04/29/chinese-nuclear...

 

Now there's another story on ECC

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haha
We did one better ....you are going to love this
The Australian government leased the Port of Darwin to a Chinese company that has very strong public ties to the Chinese Government .
this port not only looks after Australian Navy but is use extensively by the USA to resupply the large marine contingent.

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Thats a wide and wild generalisation.

Diplomatic relations between countries dont work as you think.

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Visas is is not diplomatic relations

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Really ? Hahahaha!

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Ummm... so what are the actual percentages we're talking about here? I mean, the percentage of spies/espionage cases, compared to the number of residents visas and citizenships?

 

 

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The problem is we don't know, counter espionage is awful in America. People have free range. 

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