🧵 🚨 Something I offhand noticed while on my 12th smoke break of the afternoon is the likelihood of a far-reaching Chinese Communist plot within our country. There is good reason to suspect the China spy story is just the tip of the iceberg. Infiltration has reached saturation.
It is highly likely that all major critical national infrastructure — namely military sites and nuclear installations — are being thoroughly surveilled by the Chinese. This is a highly sophisticated spying operation tapping into the Chinese diaspora itself.
We start with perhaps the most sensitive infrastructure of all — HMNB Clyde which is the main base for the Vanguard-class submarines. As you can see, it is functionally impossible for the submarines to leave dock for deployments without passing by several Chinese restaurants.
Furthermore, Chinese investors bought a hotel situated directly by a critical choke point for the submarines. No submarine can enter or leave the dock without passing it. The cordon is air tight.
It is likewise at HMNB Devonport and HMNB Portsmouth. No ship can enter or leave without coming into view of a Chinese restaurant.
BAE Systems in Frimley and New Malden. I’ve attached Indian restaurants as comparison — far fewer! Very strange.
Aldershot and Lakenheath show the same pattern of having Chinese restaurants in close proximity.
To analyse further, I conducted a Chinese Restaurant Density Assessment (CRDA), looking at population divided by Chinese restaurants. Figures are preliminary but I discovered: In Gourock 1 per 3333 In Greenock 1 per 4200 Torpoint 1 per 3722 In Plymouth 1 per 4854 As a
Why does this matter? Well, the 2017 National Intelligence Law, particularly Article 7, could be interpreted to compel any Chinese national abroad to assist the intelligence services in their duties.
That means Mr Wong (if that is his real name), were he instructed by Chinese state agents to place a black box on the roof of his restaurant, would have no choice but to comply.
This is not new. A few years ago when the Chinese Overseas Police Stations were reported on, several locations were restaurants used as fronts. Dual-use properties you might call them.
As far back as 2010 we have reports of Chinese restaurants being used as locations for spying. It seems obvious to me that suspicions should be raised.
As a couple de grace, not even Windsor Castle is immune. Why do you think Windsor castle is RINGED with Chinese restaurants?
Is the state aware of this threat? Given they let Chinese cutout companies siphon their own data for years, probably not. But it merits investigating. Who will take the Chinese restaurateurs to task?
@emergenteffects This is gloriously batshit. Not saying it’s not true but wow! Plausible
@dj6979 I’m Just Asking Questions
@emergenteffects Very interesting thread, you can't blame them in the slightest. They're just taking advantage of our glaring weaknesses because they believe it's in their national interest to do so. Same with other countries e.g. Indians in aspects of national politics, industries etc.
@360eamon I don’t blame them at all they are just looking out for their interests. I wish we’d look out for ours.
@emergenteffects In years gone by a lot of owners running Chinese takeaways were from HK or Singapore - Cantonese speakers. Perhaps less likely to be spying for China. I have noticed in recent years a couple of takeaways where they speak very clear Mandarin.
@nomadnorris An example here. In Torpoint this pizzeria became a Chinese restaurant. It down the road from an existing Chinese restaurant. Torpoint has fewer than 8 thousand people. Is there really that much demand for chow mein?
@emergenteffects We are SO BACK
@emergenteffects It's strange how cucked Whites are at this point over the idea that there shouldn't be Chinese people in Britain. As in, zero should be the baseline and 99% of people should never see one in the real world.
@emergenteffects Free market capitalism is an absolute clown show. Let's just allow the CCP to buy assests around critical military and civilian infrastructure. "We can't stop it 'cos..... free market"
@emergenteffects Read this @martinskold2
@emergenteffects Huh
@emergenteffects Go down the Talpiot rabbit hole next please
@emergenteffects @MogTheUrbanite Related anecdotal point—a fed was working an unrelated op in the bahamas at a hotel a few months back. In so doing, he accidentally uncovered a chinese surveillance post operating out of the hotel purposed towards monitoring subs in the gulf.
@emergenteffects As President Xi himself said: 'Get them chicken balls down yer'