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"The United States is considered by the Chinese Communist Party as the largest enemy, the major strategic rival," Mr. Chen told The Washington Times in a telephone interview from Australia, where he is in hiding after breaking with Beijing in May.
All Chinese government officials are ordered to gather information about the United States, "no matter how trivial," he said. "The United States occupies a unique place in China's diplomacy," Mr. Chen said.
A pro-democracy activist who took part in the 1989 demonstrations in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, Mr. Chen, 37, spent 10 years as a Foreign Ministry official. He said he defected and sought political asylum in Australia to highlight repression of the Chinese people by their government and the ruling Communist Party, as well as the repression of dissidents such as democracy activists and the Falun Gong spiritual group.
Originally posted by SportyMB
Hmm, intertesting.
Just cause someone is a diplomat that does not mean they are important or in a high position...people usually associate diplomats as being "key" people in a government, not always the case.
Chen Yonglin, until recently a senior political officer at the Chinese Consulate in Sydney, Australia
Originally posted by AWingAndASigh
Well, if they destroy the US, who will they sell all their cheap products to?
In destroying us, they destroy themselves.
An economic 'mutual assured destruction', I guess you could say.
Originally posted by NWguy83
No surprise, since China is the only nation on Earth to list the U.S as it's main enemy.
north korea. russia .india? .iran.
Originally posted by NWguy83
north korea. russia .india? .iran.
Official list the U.S as their main enemy on their white paper?
Originally posted by twchang
how can he become a dead meat when he has already defected? Unless of course they turn him back to China.