Epstein Secrets

e Hong Kong consulate, that would be then thrusting this dispute into what's already very serious impasse of course with the future of Hong Kong and Hong Kong's autonomy. So I think that would be the most escalatory move in terms of closing the consulate." The Wall Street Journal <https://www.wsj.corn/artic

loomberg <https://www.bloomberg.corn/news/articles/2020-07-24/years-of-chinese-espionage-prompted- consulate-closing-u-s-says?smd=politics-vp> (7/24, Strohm, 4.73M) reports the closure "followed years of frustration about criminal and covert activity directed by Beijing to steal trade secrets and carry o

w.nytimes.corn/2020/11/23/world/hong-kong-seeks-to-encourage-testing-with- EFTA00137338 cash-payments.html> (11/23, Albeck-Ripka, 18.61M) reports, "Hong Kong's government said on Sunday that it would give cash payments of about $650 to residents who tested positive for the coronavirus, a policy designed to

lian casualties." Bloomberg <https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-23/biden-names-national-security-leaders-to- incoming-cabinet> (11/23, Strohm, 4.73M) reports that, if confirmed, Haines would "be the first woman to serve" as DNI. NPR <https://www.npnorg/2020/11/23/938132034/avril-haines-nom

4.73M) reports Hong Kong Polytechnic University, which a year ago "was in flames" as "police and student protesters faced off at the campus - one of Hong Kong's best-known - in a chaotic 16-day siege last November that became a symbol of the battle between the city's China-backed administration and anti-gove

ing him navigate legal issues around counterterrorism operations and pressing for more restraint to reduce civilian casualties." Bloomberg (11/23, Strohm, 4.73M) reports that, if confirmed, Haines would "be the first woman to serve" as DNI. NPR (11/23, Jones, 3.12M) says that Haines "has the respect o

e Hong Kong consulate, that would be then thrusting this dispute into what's already very serious impasse of course with the future of Hong Kong and Hong Kong's autonomy. So I think that would be the most escalatory move in terms of closing the consulate." The Wall Street Journal (7/24, Board, Subscription

ocated on the campus of the University of Texas Medical Branch, where researchers have been conducting COVID-19 vaccine research." Bloomberg (7/24, Strohm, 4.73M) reports the closure "followed years of frustration about criminal and covert activity directed by Beijing to steal trade secrets and carry o

e Hong Kong consulate, that would be then thrusting this dispute into what's already very serious impasse of course with the future of Hong Kong and Hong Kong's autonomy. So I think that would be the most escalatory move in terms of closing the consulate." The Wall Street Journal (7/24, Board, Subscription

ocated on the campus of the University of Texas Medical Branch, where researchers have been conducting COVID-19 vaccine research." Bloomberg (7/24, Strohm, 4.73M) reports the closure "followed years of frustration about criminal and covert activity directed by Beijing to steal trade secrets and carry o

d in Hong Kong. Yet, Snowden chose to put his physical safety in the hands of China. One reason why Snowden may not have been overly concerned about Hong Kong’s extradition treaty with the U.S. was that he had never intended to test it by staying in Hong Kong after his media events. Snowden told the editor of

j and Tim Shipman, “British spies betrayed to Russians and Chinese,” Sunday Times (London) June 14 2015. “Losing some of its capabilities...”--Chris Strohm and Gopal Ratnam, “NSA Leader Seeks Openness on Secret Surveillance Orders.” Bloomberg News, June 13, 2013. Also Author’s Interview with a staff memb