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The US-China Counter-Intelligence Battle and the Intrigue of Ms. Fang Fang
Delve into the espionage tension between the US and China centered around Chinese spy, Fang Fang. Explore her tactics, involvement in American politics, and the implications for national security. Stay informed on this high-stakes spy war.
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Hi everyone, welcome, welcome to Liseville Talk. I'm back. It's good to be back.
All right, happy Sunday.
You know, there's a spy war going on between China and the US.
Each country is engaging in active counterintelligence or counter espionage effort against its opponent.
And the person at the center of that is the Chinese spy named Fang Fang.
So today, I'm going to share with you a lot of information regarding this spy war.
So stay until the end.
There's a lot of information to be shared today.
So you might remember three years ago on December 8, 2020, the American Media Exile published
an article that reports only Chinese intelligence operation targeting American politicians and
And the person at the center of that operation is a suspected spy whose name is Faun Faun.
Through campaign fundraising, extensive networking, personal charm, romantic and sexual relationships,
she was able to gain proximity to American political power.
And the most famous person implicated is Congressman Eric Swalwell from California, who sat
on the House Intelligence Committee. So from 2011 to 2015, Pham Pham, whose name is also
Christine Pham, was very active in the political circles of California. She extended her reach
nationally by focusing on American mayors' conferences. So Axial reported that she had
sexual relations with at least two American mayors. So she was a student at California State University
East Bay and she served as the president of the Chinese Student Association and president of
the campus chapter of an Asian American National Association called Asian Pacific Islander
American public affairs or APA-PA, she used these roles to gain access to
politicians. Now after the FBI started investigation on her, so in 2015 she
fled to China. Last Wednesday she reappeared in public. She had launched with
Hushijin, the former chief editor of the Global Times at CCP English
mouthpiece. Who is no one for seeing praises to the regime? He posted a picture, actually
have a picture. This is the Axial Report from 2020. Here's the post. Here's actually a picture
with Miss Faun. So who is, he wrote a piece and published the piece, he posted the piece
on Chinese Weibo and also X. I found where he wrote very interesting and valuable. Now,
he portrayed Faun Faun as a beautiful and capable woman who was very, who was successful in the
United States. But she was not shy in sparing details about her life. And all of
that, all of those details prove to us that she was indeed a spy. And what's more
interesting to me is why CCP tells von von's story all of sudden now. I think it has
to do with the current spy war between China and the US. So today I will share with you
the information in three segments. First I'll talk about what's said in whose post.
And then we'll talk about why do we say Fong Van is indeed a professional spy. She is not just
the spy, she's a professional spy. And last but not least we'll talk about why Beijing wants to
bring up Fong Fong all of sudden now. So here's the picture taken from his post. It was taken
from the launch. Now let me read you a verbatim translation of what he wrote because I think that's the
most accurate way of telling you how he described about Fong Fong, or that's the most accurate
way of telling you how the piece was, how the information was presented by the Chinese.
So his post, the title is, I met with this beautiful Chinese spy. Of course, the Chinese
spy was in quote. So I'll read you the verbatim translation. So this is what he wrote. He said,
I have lunch with this beautiful woman today. That's March 13th. Her name is Fang Fang.
And few Chinese people know her or know about her. However, in the US, she was known as a Chinese
spy and was entrusted to the spotlight when her name appeared in hot search lists at
least two dozen times. Donald Trump repeatedly called out Fang Fang or Fan Fan in American
pronunciation when Trump criticized the Democrats. Fang Fang graduated from the University of
International Relations in Beijing and worked as a flight attendant for seven years before
Before coming to the US in 2009 to study, by a mere chance she met Eric Swalwell, a young
American who is a Democrat, and became friends with him.
