Fck. I need to renew my passport in Jan. Please don’t be HK. Please don’t be HK.
Fck. I need to renew my passport in Jan. Please don’t be HK. Please don’t be HK.
From the SCMP:
According to its official website, the consulate general of China in Houston “was the first one to be established†in 1979 when the two countries established diplomatic relations.
"The US “will not tolerate the PRC’s violations of our sovereignty and intimidation of our people"
Now I am curious. What kind of "violation of sovereignty and intimidation" is going on in Houston exactly?
Not justifying Chinese spying, but espionage has been done through the consulates by both US and China in the past. I won't go so far as to say it is "accepted practice" in diplomacy. It is not allowed officially, but unofficially... it is something that all countries secretly know and do from time-to-time as an unspoken activity, utilizing the consulates as cover. Both Washington and Beijing understands this. What kind of espionage was so outrageous this time that the US ordered the closure of the Houston consulate. I am very curious to know about this.
Last edited by Coolboy; 22-07-2020 at 05:18 PM.