We’ve PAID the CCP to spy on us
US Senate investigators revealed yesterday that four Chinese Communist Party telecommunications companies long engaged in espionage in the United States by collaborating with American carriers whose networks gave PRC spies access to our military, commercial and personal data.
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US Senate investigators revealed yesterday that four Chinese Communist Party telecommunications companies long engaged in espionage in the United States by collaborating with American carriers whose networks gave PRC spies access to our military, commercial and personal data.
Successive administrations of both parties failed to prevent the CCP from tapping into our own assets to vacuum up sensitive information. Worse yet, three of these four conglomerates – China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom – were simultaneously underwriting their malevolent activities by raising funds in our capital markets.
In other words, US investors paid our enemies to spy on us, intensifying the threats we face from Communist China and undermining our security. President Trump and some legislators are determined to end this insanity, made worse by the fact that Chinese companies like these telecoms get preferential treatment on Wall Street.
That must end NOW.
This is Frank Gaffney.
Mr. Gaffney is the host of Secure Freedom Radio, a nationally-syndicated radio program heard weeknights throughout the country. He is an associate author of highly acclaimed Shariah: The Threat to America and the publisher of over a dozen other books and monographs from the Center for Security Policy Press.
In April 1987, Mr. Gaffney was nominated by President Reagan to become the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy, the senior position in the Defense Department with responsibility for policies involving U.S.-USSR relations, nuclear forces, arms control, missile defense policy and U.S.-European defense ties. He acted in that capacity for seven months during which time, he was the Chairman of the prestigious High Level Group, NATO’s senior politico-military committee. He also represented the Secretary of Defense in key U.S.-Soviet negotiations and ministerial meetings.
From August 1983 until November 1987, Mr. Gaffney was the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear Forces and Arms Control Policy under Assistant Secretary Richard Perle.
From February 1981 to August 1983, Mr. Gaffney was a Professional Staff Member on the Senate Armed Services Committee, chaired by the late Senator John Tower (R-Texas). And, in the latter 1970’s, Mr. Gaffney served as an aide to the late Senator Henry M. “Scoop” Jackson (D-Washington) in the areas of defense and foreign policy.
Mr. Gaffney holds a Master of Arts degree in International Studies from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies and a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service.
Mr. Gaffney’s leadership has been recognized by numerous organizations including: the Department of Defense Distinguished Public Service Award (1987), the U.S. Business and Industry Council’s Defender of the National Interest Award (1994), the Navy League of the United States’ Alfred Thayer Mahan Literary Achievement Award (1999), and the Zionist Organization of America’s “Louis Brandeis Award” (2003), the Western Conservative Summit’s Stephen H. Long Award (2015), the Council for National Policy’s George Washington Military Leadership Award (2016) and the IMPACT Award from Ginni Thomas and United in Purpose (2017).
Mr. Gaffney was born in 1953 and resides in the Washington, D.C. area.
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