US Navy Petty Officer Wenheng Zhao, Convicted of Spying for China, Receives Slap on Wrist

Snippet of Article: "On Monday, Petty Officer Wenheng Zhao, who was convicted of accepting bribery payments from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for classified military information, learned his sentence -- and it wasn't much. ...critics took issue with his sentence - just 27 months in prison and a fine of $5,500 - what they say is a slap on the wrist. Others compared it to how Jan. 6 defendants have been treated. The message from the Justice Department here seems to be clear; engage in hooliganism in the Capitol and have your career and life ruined. ...By comparison, here are some of the sentences dished out for acts of hooliganism on January 6th, 2021:

* Enrique Tarrio: 22 years in prison. Mr. Tarrio was not in Washington, D.C., at the time of the events.
* Stewart Rhodes: 18 years in prison.
* Joe Biggs: 17 years in prison.
* Zach Rehl: 15 years in prison."

Source: redstate.com

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'Hypocrite' Biden Pushes TikTok Ban, Appears on App

Snippet of Article: "As the White House weighs a ban on popular Chinese-owned social media app TikTok, President Joe Biden continues to make cameo appearances in videos for the platform, a dissonance that has critics questioning just how much of a national security threat the government believes is posed by the app. Calls to completely prohibit TikTok have escalated as concerns about the app's security, privacy practices, and ties to the Chinese Communist Party have been raised amid a decline in relations between the U.S. and Beijing. ..."

Source: www.newsmax.com

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Signs of sophisticated cellphone spying found near White House, U.S. officials say

Snippet of Article: "...IMSI catchers are widely used by local, state and federal police, as well as foreign intelligence agencies. The devices work by simulating cell towers to trick nearby phones into connecting, allowing the IMSI catchers to collect calls, texts and data streams. Unlike some other forms of cellphone interception, IMSI catchers must be near targeted devices to work..."

Source: www.msn.com

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