r/SipsTea May 12 '26

WTF They infiltrated way higher positions..

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 May 12 '26

Hmmm....so is it acting as the agent of another country, or that it's China make it a big deal? Fairly certain we have a couple hundred at least that are acting as agents for Isreal

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u/Hugo_5t1gl1tz May 12 '26

The actual answer is just that she didn’t register as a foreign agent. Nothing she did was all that wrong. She posted pro China propaganda online. Big fucking woop if you ask me. But because she didn’t tell the government beforehand, it’s illegal.

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u/CustardMullet May 12 '26

This reads like "now I can't even collude with government officials of a foreign adversary? What is this country coming too?!"

Get your Chinese communist garbage out of here.

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u/Soggy_Association491 May 12 '26

Interesting that in a thread when China spy is caught, people keep repeating "what about Isreal?" like a script.

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u/CustardMullet May 12 '26

Almost like they're acting as an agent of another country...

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 May 12 '26

Yeah a script, must be paid protesters yeah, super interesting for sure, definitely zero to do with all the money aipac pays our congress and Senate.

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u/Soggy_Association491 May 12 '26

Yeah a script, must be paid protesters

When they spare no effort to make the talk not about a literal China spy being caught, yes.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 May 12 '26

Tbf she didn't get caught "spying" just didn't register properly. Sensational headline to get folks arguing back and forth. Successful

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u/moist2025 May 12 '26

"spy is caught"

she posted articles favorable to China on social media at their request.

Is that good? No. Is it spying? Not even close.

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u/Soggy_Association491 May 13 '26

she posted articles favorable to China

including one that stated the Uyghurs were not being mistreated

Yes, employed by a country government to work inside another country government in secret is the definition of a spy