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antiterror13

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henrik said:
They should keep the present embassy, which China has been using since the Qing dynasty.
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I think China will keep it for embassy's other functions, but probably is too small now for full operation, surely will be many MSS there, like other countries would do in their embassy in China

Current Chinese embassy in London is just too small and old, only less than 1,000m2 and China hold 999 year lease from 1926. I think it is likely used for cultural centre, library, etc

The new sites is massive 20,000m2 and will do everything in one complex. Modern and state of the art with massive 208 underground rooms. It will be fully operational in 2028 with total cost ~$1B
 
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_killuminati_

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Chevalier said:
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It makes sense, this 'Chinese professor' would not have become as significant as he did without CIA involvement, just like how all prominent chinese youtubers are falun gong.
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I suspected from Day 1 something unexplainable but nefarious about this dude, despite him having some good insights which I guess is how paid influencers form rapport initially to create a following before producing propaganda. Yale alumni are implicated in nefarious activities too often. There is an Islamic scholar based in Texas who had a very large global following among Muslims.. until he attended Yale and got what looks like a major firmware update.. to the point of sounding like a latent CIA mouthpiece.

Maybe they're all part of that whole Yale thing.

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014633235586634010

EV trucks? I thought this was just experimental.
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014303899793162723

As if China is sitting there ready to supply J-20 to Denmark of all countries,
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014180455420223540

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014498407147307120

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014476990057762847
 
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tokenanalyst

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This used to be a small village in China
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"Aerial photo taken by a drone on April 21, 2018 shows the scenery of Xinjiang Village, Zhangzhen Town, Shaoxing City, east China's Zhejiang Province. Zhejiang, located on China's eastern coast, launched a project in 2003 to overhaul the living environment of villages. The province has made constant efforts in the past 15 years to improve the rural living environment, creating "tens of thousands of beautiful villages." At the end of last year, 97 percent of villages in the province had completed the overhauls."

IMO one of the most interesting aspect of China Urbanization is that doesn´t come from rural people moving to the megacities in the coast but on the transformation of thousands of what used to be small villages in China´s interior into pretty hefty cities on their own. With many become economic and industrial hubs own their own. Some even as sophisticated as to become semiconductor hubs.

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BlackWindMnt

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Chevalier said:
The US is actually competing with the rest of the globe, especially the global south, for Chinese capital and investment. It explains a lot of their behaviour.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014412507063214187

It makes sense, this 'Chinese professor' would not have become as significant as he did without CIA involvement, just like how all prominent chinese youtubers are falun gong.
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For me it was simpel, such a big geopolitical/history rockstar living in China. I haven't seen any Chinese podcasters, interviewers, other media outlets create content with him. Like an interview/podcast with Zhang Weiwei or Eric X Li for example for such a global Rockstar.
 
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zyklon

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_killuminati_ said:
2026 Darwin award goes to Jordan
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014352011475484929
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Cellebrite has been the market leader — if not the industry standard — for CELLEX since the 2000s. Their CELLEX solutions do not require any internet access to function unless you're trying to pull data tied to an exploited device stored in the cloud.

Even
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law enforcement and security agencies employ Cellebrite kit!

So it's by and large safe for the Jordanian authorities to deploy both Cellebrite hardware and software without having to worry about Unit 8200 backdoors, so long as they're not sabotaging themselves or totally sloppy about it.

No Darwin award here, buddy! :p
 
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GulfLander

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zyklon said:
Cellebrite has been the market leader — if not the industry standard — for CELLEX since the 2000s. Their CELLEX solutions do not require any internet access to function unless you're trying to pull data tied to an exploited device stored in the cloud.

Even
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law enforcement and security agencies employ Cellebrite kit!

So it's by and large safe for the Jordanian authorities to deploy both Cellebrite hardware and software without having to worry about Unit 8200 backdoors, so long as they're not sabotaging themselves or totally sloppy about it.

No Darwin award here, buddy! :p
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dont they have local versions?
 
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zyklon said:
Cellebrite has been the market leader — if not the industry standard — for CELLEX since the 2000s. Their CELLEX solutions do not require any internet access to function unless you're trying to pull data tied to an exploited device stored in the cloud.

Even
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law enforcement and security agencies employ Cellebrite kit!

So it's by and large safe for the Jordanian authorities to deploy both Cellebrite hardware and software without having to worry about Unit 8200 backdoors, so long as they're not sabotaging themselves or totally sloppy about it.

No Darwin award here, buddy! :p
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Anything coming out of Israel is suspect given their nature and concern for human life. Who would've thought civilian pagers could be used as explosives?
 
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