- Aug 6, 2012
- 28,142
- 24,930
- 2,405
Both wiki links. We all know the Russian method of murder and mayhem in their intel. The Chinese Communists are so much more sophisticated and patient in their intel. They truly know how to divide and conquer. An impressive expansion of the globe and into Western institutions and nary a bullet fired. They know the end game, and it's in their favour.
I've said it myself, that National Security is all about the economy. The communists understand this too, except with their history, they are smart enough to go even further and start in Western schools and media. Well done China, a coup of immense proportions. They make Canadas intelligence (especially the RCMP) look like a toy.
Notice the bold text from the second link below. You can thank DJT for this.
Ministry of State Security (China)
en.wikipedia.org
Chinese intelligence activity abroad
en.wikipedia.org
Chinese surveillance and AI start-ups such as Hikvision, SenseTime and Megvii, which sell less expensive versions of Chinese state developed artificial intelligence surveillance systems, although this is being curtailed somewhat due to the companies being declared national security threats and human rights violators by the US, and US-China trade concerns.[35][36][37][38] China invests in American AI startups and is starting to overtake the US in AI investment.[39]
I've said it myself, that National Security is all about the economy. The communists understand this too, except with their history, they are smart enough to go even further and start in Western schools and media. Well done China, a coup of immense proportions. They make Canadas intelligence (especially the RCMP) look like a toy.
Notice the bold text from the second link below. You can thank DJT for this.
Ministry of State Security (China)
Ministry of State Security (China) - Wikipedia
Chinese intelligence activity abroad
Chinese intelligence activity abroad - Wikipedia
Chinese surveillance and AI start-ups such as Hikvision, SenseTime and Megvii, which sell less expensive versions of Chinese state developed artificial intelligence surveillance systems, although this is being curtailed somewhat due to the companies being declared national security threats and human rights violators by the US, and US-China trade concerns.[35][36][37][38] China invests in American AI startups and is starting to overtake the US in AI investment.[39]
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