CIA lost China

originally posted by: Brian4real
a reply to: BrianFlanders

The US is really starting to make me scared to think of anything that isnt approved either...

ANTIFA makes sure of that

The level that the Chinese went to blow the CIA networks were pretty brutal. Not much you can do when you are up against a Gestapo-like force that is the Chinese secret police, who work with no legal oversight. Everything about China has been a surprise, not least the level of state-supported commercial spying that has gone on and how they are using technology for internal repression.

originally posted by: musicismagic
China and American military are enemies , that is a fact.

Indeed.

a reply to: paraphi

The literal dystopian society we all fear.

a reply to: ManFromEurope

Thank you for this botching, CIA. Do you like losing? You know, like spies, people, lives, the ability to spy on a whole country - because you seriously misunderestimated another country? Wellll ShIt happens, eh?

China has spies here, only difference is we don't execute them.

There could be some racism here

I know before the big wars, the white super power called the Asians ‘yellow monkie’ and thought they were inferior. One would think today’s stereotypes would have helped the CIA: thinking white kids in their parents basements can out computer Asian kids....

While I have never seen an IQ study where Indigous Europeans ever outperformed Indigous Asians on average. Does stating that fact make me an alt right Asian supremacist?

On a side note:

We all know Zuck and the book, google, and others are following the Chinese governement’s orders. Any chance American big tech help (with or without intent) in outing the CIA

a reply to: SocratesJohnson

Very interesting angle and treasonous if true, in ANY regard...

a reply to: SocratesJohnson

We all know Zuck and the book, google, and others are following the Chinese governement’s orders. Any chance American big tech help (with or without intent) in outing the CIA

Just remember...the richest man on the planet owns the company that provides cloud services for all our intelligence agencies. Can you imagine the power this man really has? He also owns the Washington Post, one of the biggest disseminators of information in our country. He owns the spin.

a reply to: ManFromEurope

What's funny is that one of the easiest things to use and hardest things to spy on is in-game comms on video games. They are relatively secure comms if one knows the game's lingo... CIA is very beholden to it's past and it's attempts to spy can be quite...sophmoric at times. Of course they could use the NSA's network of snooping, which doesn't come close to having boots on the ground...

a reply to: ManFromEurope

The CIA botchers:

Leon E. Panetta (February 13, 2009–June 30, 2011)
Gen. David Petraeus, U.S. Army (September 6, 2011–November 9, 2012)
John Brennan (March 8, 2013–January 20, 2017)


(Also, don't ever forget "Chinagate")

a reply to: ManFromEurope

Spy war in the ME no problem. Spy war in Russia or Europe no problem. What you shouldn't do is mess with the Chinese. One does not simply infiltrate yellow people with white people. That is idiotic. US broke the golden rule. Don't mess with China!

Simple as E=MC2.

Or some Feinsteinian equation..

a reply to: ManFromEurope

The age old "good vs evil" routine...

Of course depending on your perspective/propaganda depends which country falls under which moniker...

Thank you for this botching, CIA

Like you would do any better? Most Americans can't even speak any other languages, let alone conduct intelligence in another language.

I'd be more concerned about the botching that Republicans did destroying the entire middle east.