Any idea how i can get caught up in one of those spy honey traps?
shaun2312 on
No idea if „intelligence“ from the US is real or propaganda at this point
snakeoildriller on
>it is my hope that the UK government will not allow this case to falter and will take the steps necessary to ensure a clear message is sent and proper justice is served
Not a hope in hell, especially the justice aspect.
And really, how did we (successive governments) let the UK get to be China’s bitch so badly? When a steel company is dangling carrots if „the plans are waved through“ you just *know* things are bad!
SkibidiSigmaSigma0 on
White House should earn UK about their government but nooo they are of course talking about spyware fiasco.. again.
BillWilberforce on
>The United States has been warning allies about the Chinese threat to our combined national security since President Trump first came into office in 2017. The US government exercises extreme caution in sharing information with foreign governments subject to adversarial coercion and influence. We are especially careful in jurisdictions where our adversaries can act with impunity.”
Britain should be very wary about sharing intelligence with a US President. Who after he leaves office keeps UK TOP SECRET nuclear secrets in a ball room and a bathroom that has a photocopier in it. With Trump showing off the files to his guests.
IncorrectAddress on
I think this has more to do with the trade hostility the US has towards china, being that china is a manufacturing giant.
just_some_other_guys on
Regardless of what you think about Trump, it’s a pretty sorry state of affairs when the Treasury is putting pressure on Downing Street to prevent convictions of Chinese Spies because they don’t want to lose Chinese investment. Maybe if the Treasury invested in Britain we wouldn’t be dependent on China doing so?
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Any idea how i can get caught up in one of those spy honey traps?
No idea if „intelligence“ from the US is real or propaganda at this point
>it is my hope that the UK government will not allow this case to falter and will take the steps necessary to ensure a clear message is sent and proper justice is served
Not a hope in hell, especially the justice aspect.
And really, how did we (successive governments) let the UK get to be China’s bitch so badly? When a steel company is dangling carrots if „the plans are waved through“ you just *know* things are bad!
White House should earn UK about their government but nooo they are of course talking about spyware fiasco.. again.
>The United States has been warning allies about the Chinese threat to our combined national security since President Trump first came into office in 2017. The US government exercises extreme caution in sharing information with foreign governments subject to adversarial coercion and influence. We are especially careful in jurisdictions where our adversaries can act with impunity.”
Britain should be very wary about sharing intelligence with a US President. Who after he leaves office keeps UK TOP SECRET nuclear secrets in a ball room and a bathroom that has a photocopier in it. With Trump showing off the files to his guests.
I think this has more to do with the trade hostility the US has towards china, being that china is a manufacturing giant.
Regardless of what you think about Trump, it’s a pretty sorry state of affairs when the Treasury is putting pressure on Downing Street to prevent convictions of Chinese Spies because they don’t want to lose Chinese investment. Maybe if the Treasury invested in Britain we wouldn’t be dependent on China doing so?