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China says MI6 recruited state workers to spy for UK

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Pot calling the kettle black, eh?

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Doesn't surprise me. Wouldn't be surprised if the Brits recruited a lot more. The difference between what the Brits are doing and what the Chinese did is the Brits are not harassing Chinese nationals, or Britons, living in China. They were engaged in traditional espionage, which every nation engages in and has to tolerate to a degree. The Chinese in UK were harassing and threatening legal UK residents. That is an entirely different matter.

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Yes. That is what intelligence agencies do...

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Both the Government of China, and the Great Britain security services are neck deep espionage, spying running all sorts of clandestine nosiness.

That is what the tax payers insist on. Every clock n danger one can think of.

James Bond would have looked rather silly without a licence to ill.

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UAfanToday 03:40 pm JST

TaiwanIsNotChinaToday 02:12 pm JST

Yes. That is what intelligence agencies do...

LOL lets hear a "local expert"...this time expert about intelligence agencies :)

Is this literally your formatted reply to everything?

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Tee hee... love it

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Shocker that there are people willing to report on an utterly corrupt dictatorship for money!

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I have good news for China. The UK government are curtailing foreign students, hammering UK uni finances that depend upon them to subsidise domestic students. Courses are being cut, academics are being fired and departments are closing. So MI6, if it does recruit in this manner, will find it much harder in future.

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