Anonymous ID: f69699 Aug. 7, 2018, 12:41 p.m. No.2498884   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8891

China Escalates Media Attack On Trump: "Drop In Chinese Stocks Doesn't Mean US Is Winning"

 

For the second consecutive day, after holdings it fire for months and stoically resisting a response to Trump's relentless twitter assaults, China escalated its media war on Trump and one day after China's top newspaper unleashed a coordinated attack on the US president, whom the state-run People's Daily called "arrogant" and "deceitful", and warned that China is "prepared to fight to the end", on Tuesday the official China Daily described as "wishful thinking" Trump’s belief that a fall in Chinese stocks was a sign of his winning the trade war.

 

The China Daily was referring to Saturday tweets by Trump which claimed that "Tariffs are working far better than anyone ever anticipated. China market has dropped 27 percent in last 4 months…," adding that the US market is "stronger than ever."

 

battle of China's MSM?

People's Daily vs. China Daily

 

The BBC called the paper "state-run." According to a 1993 book, China Daily is run by Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China.[1] Currently, the website was owned by China Daily Information Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of the newspaper office of the China Daily, a corporation that was not yet transformed into a company limited by shares/stake. According to a publication by a department of the State Commission Office for Public Sector Reform, the newspaper office was escrow to the State Council Information Office of China.

 

Since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949 and until the 1980s, almost all media outlets in Mainland China were state-run. Independent media outlets only began to emerge at the onset of economic reforms, although state-run media outlets such as Xinhua, CCTV, and People's Daily continue to hold significant market share. Independent media that operate within the PRC (excluding Hong Kong and Macau, which have separate media regulatory bodies) are no longer required to strictly follow journalistic guidelines set by the Chinese government.

Anonymous ID: f69699 Aug. 7, 2018, 1:09 p.m. No.2499294   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9338

>>2499028

 

5th Dimension sang

 

When the moon is in the Seventh House

And Jupiter aligns with Mars

Then peace will guide the planets

And love will steer the stars

This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius

 

Harmony and understanding

Sympathy and trust abounding

No more falsehoods or derisions

Golden living dreams of visions

Mystic crystal revelation

And the mind's true liberation

Aquarius! Aquarius!

 

Let the sunshine (let the sun shine on in)

Let the sunshine in (open up your heart)

The sunshine in (and let it shine on in)

 

(And when you are lonely) Let the sunshine

(Hey, let it shine) Let the sunshine in

(You got to open up your heart) The sunshine in

(And let it shine on in)

 

(And when you feel like you've been mistreated) Let the sunshine

(And your friends turn their back on you) Let the sunshine in

(Just open up your heart) The sunshine in

(And let it shine on in)

Anonymous ID: f69699 Aug. 7, 2018, 1:23 p.m. No.2499490   🗄️.is 🔗kun

In March 2009 former MSS operative Li Fengzhi told the Washington Times in an interview that the MSS was engaged in counterintelligence, the collection of secrets and technology from other countries, and repressing internal dissent within China. The internal repression, according to Li, includes efforts against nonofficial Christian churches and the outlawed Falun Gong religious group, plus censoring the Internet to prevent China's population from knowing what is going on outside the country. Li emphasized that MSS's most important mission is, "to control the Chinese people to maintain the rule of the Communist Party".

 

Chinese intelligence agents, probably under the control of the MSS, have achieved success in penetrating the U.S. Intelligence Community in the past. In the 1980s, Larry Wu-Tai Chin (Jin Wudai), a translator for the Foreign Broadcast Information Service of the CIA, was arrested and charged with espionage in the service of the PRC. He had been recruited in 1944 while stationed in China as a U.S. Army officer and went undetected for four decades. More recently, in 2003, Chinese-American Federal Bureau of Investigation source and Republican Party fundraiser Katrina Leung was arrested and accused of being a double agent for both the FBI and the Chinese government, although she was acquitted of charges of copying classified information, and convicted only of tax charges and of lying to the FBI.

 

In 2012, an executive assistant to MSS vice minister Lu Zhongwei was found to have been passing information to the CIA. Lu Zhongwei was not formally charged, but that incident was said to have infuriated Hu Jintao and led to a tightening on information dissemination and increased counterintelligence activities in Beijing and abroad.

 

The Shanghai State Security Bureau (SSSB) of the MSS has repeatedly been involved in both failed and successful attempts to recruit foreign agents. In 2010, the SSSB directed US citizen Glenn Duffie Shriver to apply for a position at the National Clandestine Service of the CIA. In 2017, SSSB case workers were implicated in the recruitment of US Department of State employee Candace Claiborne who was charged with obstruction of justice.

 

In 2017, the cyberespionage threat group known as Gothic Panda or APT3 was determined to have nation-state level capabilities and to be functioning on behalf of the MSS by researchers.

 

Economic espionage has become a prime directive of the MSS and the FBI has estimated that 3,000 companies in the United States are covers for MSS activity.[13] Companies such as Huawei, China Mobile, and China Unicom have been implicated in MSS intelligence collection activities.

 

In 2017, Ministry of State Security officials entered the United States on transit visas that did not allow them to conduct official business. During the visit the officials made an attempt to persuade Chinese dissident Guo Wengui to return to China. Guo Wengui accepted the meeting, out of apparent gratitude for one of the officials, named Liu Yanping, having previously assisted in bringing the wife of Guo Wengui to America. However, Guo Wengui recorded the conversations and alerted the FBI. Subsequently, the Chinese officials were confronted by FBI agents in Pennsylvania Station, the Chinese officials initially claimed to be cultural affairs diplomats but ultimately admitted to being security officials. The Chinese officials were given a warning for their activities in New York and were ordered to return to China. Two days later, the officials again visited the apartment of Guo Wengui once more prior to leaving the country. While at the apartment the second time, the officials reportedly ate dumplings made by the wife of Guo Wengui, and Guo Wengui walked them out of the building after again declining their offer of clemency for silence. The FBI was aware of the second visit and agents were prepared to arrest the Chinese security officials at JFK Airport prior to their Air China flight on charges of visa fraud and extortion, but arrests were not made following pressure from the State Department to avoid a diplomatic crisis. The FBI did, however, confiscate the Chinese officials’ phones before the plane took off.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministry_of_State_Security_(China)