BREAKING: Chinese

 Defector's Identity

 Confirmed, Was Top

 Counterintelligence Official

  By Jennifer Van Laar | Jun 17, 2021 8:00 PM ET

Based on conversations with sources familiar with the information Dong has already provided and its quantity and reliability, that’s simply not the case. 

Not only does Dong have 

1. detailed information about China’s special weapons systems, 

2. the Chinese military’s operation of the Wuhan Institute of 

    Virology and 

3. the origins of SARS-CoV-2, and

4. the Chinese government’s assets and sources within the United 

    States; 

5. Dong has extremely embarrassing and damaging information 

    about our intelligence community and government officials in the

    “ terabytes of data ” he’s provided to the DIA.

6. Some of the information provided by Dong was reported on by 

    the Washington Free Beacon earlier this week:

Hundreds of Chinese nationals are the subject of a federal probe after law enforcement officials flagged their travel at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Chinese nationals returned to the United States earlier than expected in January 2020, often having modified their travel plans.

The episode is recounted in an internal report that circulated among various national security and law enforcement agencies on June 3. That report surmises that the Chinese students returned to the United States earlier than expected in order to avoid future travel restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The team examined 58,000 inbound Chinese F/J visa holders in the [Passenger Name Record] database and identified 396 individuals whose return travel was [scheduled] after January 2020 but had returned in January 2020,” the report reads.

The Free Beacon reports that U.S. intelligence officials haven’t come to a conclusion about whether or not the students being investigated were spies, but RedState is told that whether or not one wants to use the term “spy,” those students were sent back to the United States with specific information-gathering directives with the purpose of helping Beijing understand the US government’s response to the pandemic at a much deeper level than they could through publicly-available documents. Those students (spies) were charged with reporting back on public policy changes, economic response and damage, impacts on the healthcare system (equipment/hospital bed shortages, etc), supply chain impacts (including how long it took things like semiconductors from China to reach the United States), civil unrest, and more.

In addition, Dong has provided DIA with the following information:

7. Early pathogenic studies of the virus we now know as SARS-

    CoV-2

8. Models of predicted COVID-19 spread and damage to the US 

    and the world

9. Financial records detailing which exact organizations and     

    governments funded the research on SARS-CoV-2 and other 

    biological warfare research

10. Names of US citizens who provide intel to China

11. Names of Chinese spies working in the US or attending US 

      universities

12. Financial records showing US businessmen and public officials 

      who’ve received money from the Chinese government

13. Details of meetings US government officials had (perhaps

      unwittingly) with Chinese spies and members of Russia’s SVR

14. How the Chinese government gained access to a CIA

      communications system, leading to the death of dozens of 

      Chinese people who were working with the CIA

15. Dong also has provided DIA with copies of the contents of the 

      hard drive on Hunter Biden’s laptop, showing the information 

      the Chinese government has about Hunter’s pornography 

      problem and about his (and Joe’s) business dealings with 

      Chinese entities. 

16. Some of the files on Dong has provided shine a light on just 

      how it was that the sale of Henniges Automotive (and their 

      stealth technology) to Chinese military manufacturer AVIC 

      Auto was approved.

17. Again, according to sources, Dong told DIA debriefers that at 

      least a third of Chinese students attending US universities are 

      PLA assets or part of the Thousand Talents Plan and that many 

      of the students are here under pseudonyms. One reason for using

      pseudonyms is that many of these students are the children of

      high-ranking military and party leaders.