NYC Officials Face Scrutiny Over CCP Connections
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Posted 5 days ago
**Scandal Erupts as NYC Officials Linked to Chinese Communist Party**
A troubling pattern of espionage-related activity is emerging in New York City as yet another government employee has been linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Lin Gui’an, the assistant director of the NYC Police Commissioner Liaison Unit, has come under scrutiny for his previous role as the vice chairman of a nonprofit organization closely connected to the CCP.
This organization, the Fujian Changle Nanxiang Benevolent Association of Eastern America, reportedly operates under the CCP’s United Front, a network responsible for promoting Chinese propaganda within the United States.
Lin’s ties to this group span over a decade, raising serious concerns about his influence within the NYPD, especially so soon after the arrest of Linda Sun, a former aide to Governor Kathy Hochul, for multiple criminal offenses, including allegedly working as a foreign agent for China.
In an alarming trend, allegations of spying for the CCP have begun to infiltrate the ranks of New York's law enforcement. Earlier this year, an NYPD officer was dismissed after being found guilty of aiding the Chinese government in locating a fugitive.
Adding to the troubling situation, Lin Gui’an's hiring and rapid promotion within the NYPD occurred under the administration of Mayor Eric Adams, raising questions about the vetting processes for public officials.
As America faces growing geopolitical tensions with China, the implications of these revelations go beyond local governance; they touch the very fabric of national security.
The ongoing threat of infiltration by foreign powers within American institutions cannot be overstated.
The time has come for decisive action and a thorough investigation to ensure that those who protect and serve the public are not compromised by foreign influences.
As citizens, we must demand accountability and transparency to safeguard our democratic values.
Sources:
news.yahoo.com
thehighwire.com
headlineusa.com
A troubling pattern of espionage-related activity is emerging in New York City as yet another government employee has been linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Lin Gui’an, the assistant director of the NYC Police Commissioner Liaison Unit, has come under scrutiny for his previous role as the vice chairman of a nonprofit organization closely connected to the CCP.
This organization, the Fujian Changle Nanxiang Benevolent Association of Eastern America, reportedly operates under the CCP’s United Front, a network responsible for promoting Chinese propaganda within the United States.
Lin’s ties to this group span over a decade, raising serious concerns about his influence within the NYPD, especially so soon after the arrest of Linda Sun, a former aide to Governor Kathy Hochul, for multiple criminal offenses, including allegedly working as a foreign agent for China.
In an alarming trend, allegations of spying for the CCP have begun to infiltrate the ranks of New York's law enforcement. Earlier this year, an NYPD officer was dismissed after being found guilty of aiding the Chinese government in locating a fugitive.
Adding to the troubling situation, Lin Gui’an's hiring and rapid promotion within the NYPD occurred under the administration of Mayor Eric Adams, raising questions about the vetting processes for public officials.
As America faces growing geopolitical tensions with China, the implications of these revelations go beyond local governance; they touch the very fabric of national security.
The ongoing threat of infiltration by foreign powers within American institutions cannot be overstated.
The time has come for decisive action and a thorough investigation to ensure that those who protect and serve the public are not compromised by foreign influences.
As citizens, we must demand accountability and transparency to safeguard our democratic values.
Sources:
news.yahoo.com
thehighwire.com
headlineusa.com
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