A female Chinese military officer was charged with spying while posing as a student at Boston University, but was able to flee the country after FBI agents interviewed her about her links to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA).
PLA Lt. Ye Yanqing was indicted in a separate criminal case involving Dr. Charles Lieber, chairman of Harvard’s chemistry department, who was arrested on Tuesday and charged with lying about receiving tens of thousands of dollars from the Wuhan University of Technology and lying to the Pentagon about the foreign money.
The involvement of Lt. Ye and two other senior PLA officers highlights the Chinese military’s involvement in Beijing’s large-scale program of recruiting foreign specialists.
Investigators say Lt. Ye was under control of “senior leaders of the PLA while conducting research at Boston University pursuant to a J-1 non-immigrant visa.”
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What? The FBI letting Communist adversaries go free?
ReplyDeleteThis is Obama’s fundamental transformation.
He turned the FBI and every other acronym agency against the principles of the United States.
Probably with the help of the liberal staff
ReplyDeleteWhen are we going to learn - Russia is not our enemy - it's China!
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ReplyDeleteOne commenter recently hit it right on the head.
It's time to STOP issuing student visas to countries who use them to steal our technology and then use it against us.
They are ENEMIES.
I make no apologies to the Chinese 'students' I see here almost every day. Many of them are Chinese military. They are foreign spies and should not be here.
They need to close their 'Confucious Institute' spy headquarters and LEAVE.
I have written to my RINO US Senator, Todd Young about this twice.. he never bothered to reply. He is also in favor of a DACA amnesty.
I'm hoping he will get a primary challenge in the next election.
ReplyDeleteRussia is too, 7:27. They're just not quite as obnoxious about it as China.