International Business Times: Leaked Files Reveal Hundreds of CCP Members Are Working Inside Big Companies and Government Agencies
A huge database was leaked on Telegram exposing names and national ID numbers of over one million CCP members.
A leaked database of 1.95 million registered Chinese Communist Party members has provided an "unprecedented view" into the structure and method of operation of the party.
The leak exposes how branches of CCP are embedded in some of the world's biggest companies, and also in some government agencies.
Robert Potter, cybersecurity analyst and co-founder of Internet 2.0, said this is not something that becomes available every day.
"It shows how the party has increasingly taken on a global view the way that it interacts with foreign companies, the way that it seeks to influence and engage in operations abroad," he said.
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2 comments:
Oh now people. They're a nice bunch, that xi and friends.
Firings of certain people as a result of this discovery should help the job market.
Be positive.
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