Alleged North Korean agent arrested in Sydney

[Disir]

The Australian Federal Police has charged a 59-year-old Sydney man with being a broker and economic agent for the rogue North Korean regime, alleging he provided services to a "weapons of mass destruction program" and had tried to arrange the sale of North Korean missile parts and missile guidance technology to third parties overseas.

The man, named as Chan Han Choi, is understood to have been South-Korean born, but has lived in Australia for the past three decades and is a naturalised Australian citizen.

....."This case is like nothing we have ever seen on Australian soil," Mr Gaughan said. Over the weekend, Mr Choi was charged with six offences, including two under Australia's Weapons of Mass Destruction (Prevention of Proliferation) Act 1995 – the first time anyone has been charged under that law. The other charges relate to alleged breaches of United Nations and Australian sanctions against the North Korean regime.
Alleged sale attempt of weapons of mass destruction by Sydney-based North Korean agent

Thus proving that the 1995 law came in handy................

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Could Hillary be next because of her Uranium One treason?

 

[Disir]

Could Hillary be next because of her Uranium One treason?

Not going to happen in Australia there, Sweetie. That is going to have to go down in the US. But, you knew that, huh?

 

[ThirdTerm]

The man, named as Chan Han Choi, is understood to have been South-Korean born, but has lived in Australia for the past three decades and is a naturalised Australian citizen.

The vast majority of South Koreans are generally sympathetic to North Korea and it's hard to tell the difference between them ideologically. It's wrong to assume that South Koreans are more democratic and law abiding and other Koreans, who are legally in Australia, may be acting as agents of North Korea, especially in Sydney. We need to understand that South Koreans and North Koreans are basically the same people or blood relatives.

In a Sunday news conference, police confirmed the man was a naturalised Australian citizen of Korean origin who had been in the country for over 30 years.

They described him as a "loyal agent" who "believed he was acting to serve some higher patriotic purpose".

But police insisted the man's actions did not pose any "direct risk" to Australians, with the actions occurring offshore.

"I know these charges sound alarming. Let me be clear we are not suggesting there are any weapons or missile component that ever came to Australian soil," AFP Assistant Commissioner Neil Gaughan said.

"Any individual who attempts to fly in the face of sanctions cannot and will not go unnoticed in Australia."

The suspect could face up to 10 years in prison and has been denied bail.

Australia charges 'North Korean agent'

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Could Hillary be next because of her Uranium One treason?

Not going to happen in Australia there, Sweetie. That is going to have to go down in the US. But, you knew that, huh?

Hillary sold-out America for greed