China Is Not Amused

The Global Times, a paper owned by the Communist Party of China, blasted Washington’s handling of the situation and accused the US media of hyping up both Zhang and Yang as Chinese “Trojan horses.”

“Utter Nonsense!” Cries the party’s mouthpiece.

Following the recent  events and despite assurance from President Trump,

• Mar-a-Lago accuses China of attempting to Honeytrap Trump with sexy Spy & Malware
• Trump’s ‘Access Sales Agent’ for the Chinese market also pimps at #NewEnglandPatriots Sex Spas next to Mar-a-Lago
• Trump to end Sex Trafficking by Legalizing Prostitution (and ending Robert Kraft prosecution & Cindy Yang scandal all in one go)?

Trump is ‘not concerned’ about Chinese espionage at Mar-a-Lago

Trump was asked by reporters on Wednesday whether he’s worried the Chinese might be trying to spy at Mar-a-Lago. He said he’d seen the story and had had a brief meeting but largely brushed it off.

“No, I’m not concerned at all,” he said. “We have very good control.”

But Trump, and all of us, should be worried. Peter Harrell, an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, told the Miami Herald he would be surprised if China and other adversarial governments weren’t trying to get into Mar-a-Lago and the president’s other properties. “There’s a huge trove of information available,” he said.

Trump often visits Mar-a-Lago on the weekends and is known to drop in on events and chat with guests. He moves freely around the grounds and invites other politicians, members of his administration, and foreigners to go there with him. And, as mentioned, he’s not opposed to having some pretty sensitive talks out in the open and in front of guests.

Chinese Espionage

According to the Miami Herald, a federal counterintelligence probe into possible Chinese intelligence operations targeting Trump spearheaded by the FBI was already underway, and now, it’s been “turbo-charged.”

The probe is also looking at Li “Cindy” Yang, a Florida massage parlor owner who allegedly sold access to President Trump and his family. According to the Herald, the investigation is a broader probe into Chinese nationals doing business in the area and predates both the revelations about Yang and Zhang’s entry attempt.

Zhang the spy suspect claimed she was there to attend a United Nations Chinese American Association friendship event and presented the agent with a supposed invitation, but it was in Chinese… Could this be the one?

The Mar-a-Lago International Conference For Super Elites/Top Leaders

If so, then there is reason to believe Zhang is perhaps legit because this cancelled event was supposed to take place on March 30, 2019. It was organized by Cindy Yang and chaired by Elizabeth Trump -Grau, banker & blood sister of President Trump (that;s what stated on the promo ads).
Interestingly, the ads stated sponsors/participants will be pampered with stretched limousines accompanied by ATTRACTIVE HOST (sexy?) and tons of other ultra luxurious goodies fit for the king.

Security Slacks

This isn’t the first time concerns about potential lax security around the president, or his accessibility at Mar-a-Lago, have been raised. Shortly after his inauguration, for example, Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe discussed their response to a North Korean ballistic missile test within full view and earshot of Mar-a-Lago guests.

In the wake of this latest gaffe, the Secret Service has essentially thrown up its hands and said it’s up to Mar-a-Lago, not them, to figure out who gets in and who doesn’t.

But that hasn’t stopped the FBI —or Democrats — from asking questions about what’s going on there.

It’s not clear whether any malicious actors have been successful in potential espionage efforts at Mar-a-Lago, but it’s likely they’re trying. And Mar-a-Lago doesn’t seem to be making it particularly difficult.

The incident has heightened concerns about the potential national security risks presented by Mar-a-Lago

The Secret Service in a statement on Tuesday said it “does not determine who is invited or welcome at Mar-a-Lago” and that it’s instead the responsibility of the host entity.

“The Mar-a-Lago club management determines which members and guests are granted access to the property. This access does not afford an individual proximity to the President or other Secret Service protectees,” the statement read.

“In such instances, additional screening and security measures are employed,” it continued. “With the exception of certain permanently protected facilities, such as the White House, the practice used at Mar-a-Lago is no different than that long-used at any other site temporarily visited by the President or other Secret Service protectees.”

Also in response to Saturday’s incident, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Mark Warner sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray (and copied the director of national intelligence and Secret Service director) urging the bureau to “immediately assess national security risks” at the president’s properties.

“This latest incident raises very serious questions regarding security vulnerabilities at Mar-a-Lago, which foreign intelligence services have reportedly targeted,” they wrote.

This has been bubbling for a while

Zhang’s arrest comes on the heels of reports about Yang, the Chinese woman who had reportedly been selling access to Trump.

The New York Times published a report in March detailing Yang’s activities, which Vox’s Ella Nilsen summed up at the time:

Yang got direct access to Trump herself at least two times, posing with the president at his annual Super Bowl watch party last month at Mar-a-Lago and snapping a picture with him at a separate Republican National Committee fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago last March. Yang had to pay $50,000 for her March 2018 dinner and photo with the president.

She also founded a company called GY US Investments that promised businesspeople from China access to the White House and Capitol Hill. GY US Investments promised to broker visits at places including the White House, Mar-a-Lago, and the annual shareholder meeting of Warren Buffett’s company Berkshire Hathaway, according to the New York Times.

Yang also used to own the Florida massage parlor where New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is accused of having solicited sex as part of a prostitution ring sting. The Miami Herald published a report ahead of the Times story about Yang gaining access to Trump and her political engagement after 2016.

Democrats have also asked the FBI to dig into the reports about Yang and her activities. In a March letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, congressional Democrats said the allegations “raise serious counterintelligence concerns.”

“China has frequently used non-traditional intelligence collectors and businesspersons to compromise targets,” Democrats wrote. They requested that the FBI conduct “criminal and counterintelligence investigations into credible allegations of potential human trafficking, as well as unlawful foreign lobbying, campaign finance and other activities by Yang.”

“The apparent ease with which Ms. Zhang gained access to the facility during the President’s weekend visit raises concerns about the system for screening visitors, including the reliance on determinations made by Mar-a- Lago employees,” wrote Democratic Senators Chuck Schumer, Dianne Feinstein and Mark Warner.

“As the White House Communications Agency and Secret Service coordinate to establish several secure areas at Mar-a-Lago for handling classified information when the President travels there, these potential vulnerabilities have serious national security implications,” the lawmakers said.

A previous letter from March 15, in which Warner and Feinstein were joined by Reps. Adam Schiff, who heads the House Intelligence Committee, and Jerry Nadler, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, said that Yang’s case raised “serious counterintelligence concerns” and warned that, while her business might simply be interested in profit, “her activities could also permit adversary governments or their agents access to these same politicians to acquire potential material for blackmail or even other more nefarious purposes.”
We have no idea if Zhang and Yang are Chinese “Spies/Trojan Horses”. What we do know is both have been busted. If both Zhang and Yang are indeed on espionage mission to Mar-a-Lago, then the Chinese spy agency is obviously pretty bad with human resources.
We suggest they take a look at this Sexy Mossad Certified Spy…

Nyeskura

a.k.a The Fox With Nine Tails (that’s her real Weibo handle)

Mossad Certified Covert Operation Specialist

Source: Benjamin School of Espionage, Mossad University

“It’s all about the Benjamins baby  ?”

Weibo & QQ Contacts in the photos