A recent analysis discusses the potential influence of Chinese interests and entities on protests and political figures in the U. S., particularly in relation to immigration issues and localized unrest.
1. Chinese Espionage:
• Former intelligence officials claim there are significantly more Chinese spies in various countries, including Australia and the U. K., indicating that China is actively trying to promote its agenda globally.
2. Protests in Minnesota:
• Protests against the removal of illegal aliens in Minnesota have raised suspicions about their organization. The video promoting these protests was connected to BreakThrough News, which supports pro-China ideologies, suggesting a misplaced focus on immigration issues.
3. Coordinated Unrest:
• Reports indicate that protests have been synchronized across different cities, utilizing communication platforms to mobilize groups quickly, implying a high level of organization.
4. Connections to Chinese Agents:
• In New York, Linda Sun, a former aide to Governor Kathy Hochul, was arrested for allegedly acting as a Chinese agent, manipulating local government to benefit Chinese interests.
• This highlights a broader concern about individuals in influential positions potentially serving foreign governments.
5. Minnesota’s Relation with China:
• Governor Tim Walz has had multiple visits to China and has ties with Chinese educational organizations, further raising questions about foreign influence in state politics.
6. California's Political Relations with China:
• Governor Gavin Newsom is criticized for his relationships with Chinese businessmen allegedly linked to criminal organizations and for signing agreements that some view as harmful to U. S. interests.
The analysis raises alarming questions about whether these protests and political ties reflect a coordinated effort by foreign entities to destabilize American society. It suggests that this indicates a possible "Fifth Column," echoing historical warnings of internal threats to the nation, prompting concern over the future of U. S. sovereignty and security.
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