Feature｜The spy who blew it uncovered
MI5 issued a security alert to the Parliament on January 13, naming a lawyer from Hong Kong, Christine Ching Kui Lee, as an agent working for China’s United Front Department. She tried to establish contacts with members of Parliament with the aim of infiltrating British politics. She was alleged to have given more than £670,000 in donation to an MP and his political party since 2005. She set up the British Chinese Project to raise funds for ethnic Chinese organizations in the UK.
The Chaser unveils the trajectory of Christine Lee from an ordinary country girl in the New Territories of Hong Kong to a high-flying influencer in the business and political circles in London. How did she come to be the ideal agent of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to work the political network in England and absorb Chinese British into their sphere? How did her scheme expose the weakest link in Westminster?
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MI5 issued a security alert to the Parliament on January 13, naming a lawyer from Hong Kong, Christine Ching Kui Lee, as an agent working for China’s United Front Department. She tried to establish contacts with members of Parliament with the aim of infiltrating British politics. She was alleged to have given more than £670,000 in donation to an MP and his political party since 2005. She set up the British Chinese Project to raise funds for ethnic Chinese organizations in the UK.
The Chaser unveils the trajectory of Christine Lee from an ordinary country girl in the New Territories of Hong Kong to a high-flying influencer in the business and political circles in London. How did she come to be the ideal agent of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to work the political network in England and absorb Chinese British into their sphere? How did her scheme expose the weakest link in Westminster?
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https://www.patreon.com/posts/65504332