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> How do we know that the Chinese government didn't do this (which is known to happen) Source? > How do we know it was the US government We don't but its 100
by hmcq6 2y ago
> How do we know that the Chinese government didn't do this (which is known to happen)
Source?
> How do we know it was the US government
We don't but its 100000x easier for the US government to disappear someone on US soil than it is for China to disappear someone on US soil.
- lazyeye 2y agoYes moving him to a different house would be an incredibly difficult thing for the Chinese govt to do. And of course, this would be something that he couldnt possibly do himself without some sort of secret govt involvement.
- hmcq6 2y agoI'm sorry, are you arguing that he's in Chinese witness protection inside the US?
- lupusreal 2y agoObviously not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_police_overseas_service_stations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_police_overseas_servic...
- hmcq6 2y agoYou clearly didn't read this Wiki (Wiki is not a source BTW) because it says basically the opposite of what you're implying. Same goes for everyone in this thread talking about Chinese police on foreign soil. The "CCP Police on foreign soil" aren't extracting people from the West so they can avoid persecution from the West. They're pressuring Chinese citizens to go back to China to face punishment for crimes China thinks they committed.
- lupusreal 2y agoYou added the part about exfiltration from the country. It is possible he has been kidnapped by Chinese secret police in the country and remains in the country (at least until they manage to coerce him to return "willingly".) Anyway, nobody said anything about witness protection either, that part was your hallucination too. By the way, before you get yourself all worked up, I think the much more likely possibility is that he has disappeared for a mundane reason, such as murder, or else he has deliberately disappeared himself for some reason.
- hmcq6 2y agoThe witness protection thing was a joke to make it clear how absurd what you're proposing is. Clearly some people got the joke. Y'all read "CCP Police stations" and your imaginations started going wild. There is no evidence nor is there even an accusation that these "police" stations are used to kidnap US citizens. > You added the part about exfiltration .... bro how are they going to coerce someone to leave the country "willingly" if the FBI is looking for that person? His passport is obviously going to get flagged. And if your answer is "get him a fake passport" then congratulations, you just described exfiltration.
- lazyeye 2y agoNo I'm arguing that moving him from one house to another is something the Chinese govt could assist with.
- hmcq6 2y agoSo what's the end game? They're being hunted by the FBI I don't think Trading Spaces™ is going to get this guy out of trouble
- lazyeye 2y agoExactly...nobody knows what the actual end game is at this point. So all the hyperbolic speculation is ridiculous.
- hmcq6 2y agoHold up, let’s not pretend these ideas are all equally feasible. Spies do flee countries. People do get disappeared. The idea that China has a presence on US soil helping criminals evade the FBI is a *conspiracy theory*.
- fennecbutt 2y agoIs it really that much more easier? I've heard of CCP affiliated Chinese nationals who essentially act as CCP police on foreign soil and force nationals to return to China.