Bianhua Part 7
The ties that bind
There are just some conversations one is never prepared for and for Alana and me as we drove to meet Suling, and Fen were going to end up having one. Alana needed to know that David had been informed that she would be in charge if I happened to disappear for a while. That meant that over the next couple of weeks we would be going through everything in detail, so she knew the direction the company and I were heading on the various projects going forward. I also needed to explain to her that I had made a will leaving everything to her in case the worst came true. The winds of change were getting stronger, and the unknown was blowing into our faces in a steady demanding pace. When she asked why I explained that I wanted to make sure that none of my father's family could make a claim against my estate if I had moved on to the next step of the evolution of my life.
"That would mean that they know of your existence," Alana suggested, "and that they know that you have made it to America."
"I cannot assume that they don't even if I firmly believe that the US government has done everything in its power to keep my identity a secret," I said. "There is no way we will ever know what or what not the Chinese government has deemed acceptable for my father's father to know. With their management style everything done by them is on a need to know basis and the common everyday Joe in China needs to know nothing. That's why what they are allowed to see in all forms of media is so restrictive. It also explains why those social media programs in China have so many restrictions on them and agree to promote the right view. If it does not keep the China perspective or agenda the mass media in their country will not speak it. Those who accidently show support for liberty by speaking out are never seen again in the media. That one act has ended their career and taken away the lifestyle they were allowed."
One thing I believed without question was that the Chinese government would do anything to protect those of the upper counsel's conduct from ever becoming public. The data that my father had left for others to find would bring down many long term well thought of political figures and those they associated with on a business to business basis. It would revel three or four former upper levels Chinese handlers who were now because of their age part of the upper consul and the people they had turned underneath them. Only I knew how much data and background was in it and how damaging it would be. Many of them were aligned with various organization that delt in military and scientific endeavors in partnership with or directly for governmental departments. The public when the information finally comes out would find it hard to comprehend because their walks in life in their public appearance had been completely different. Many well-respected leaders in our society reality would be changed forever once the information was released. Most would not be able to consider the new information without being prejudice because of what they had perceived they thought was the truth.
Like most investigations when the truth finally comes out many facing convictions would turn to cooperating in order to get a less sever sentence. The connections long ago established would bring down others who had been caught up in its always expanding web. A lot of those who would be taken down would claim they had no knowledge who the ultimate receiver was of the information they sold. In part that was true because their assigned handler could have been one of their own. In the Chinese propaganda machine, there are three aspects they researched out when dealing with the subject, they plan to turn. Their sexual appetites, their weaknesses, and desires because they knew from experience that they usually worked because most had secrets, they would do anything to keep. They would study those ones in an attempt to figure out which related family members were important to them because some of their greatest double agents became one out of the need to protect a loved one secrets.
With the eyes of the world on them because of the upcoming Olympics in a few years the Chinese propaganda machine would be acting at the top of their game. They would be mentally and physically be ready for any little thing they thought might upset the image they were trying to present. Every foreign living member would be contacted regularly for any insights that could be gleamed. Any electronic item being brought into the country by foreign visitors until then would be hacked and monitored for any information that they could gathered. Most of those living in the free world could unknowingly be revealing things in innocent conversations, letters, or emails to family still living in China that would be monitored for any little detail that could be turned into an advantage.
You had to understand that the Chinese political party survived by creating illusions that they were able to hide the truth behind. No one saw the extremes they went to when attacking the growing Christian moment after they had put my parents to death because it was no longer in the headlines of the major media networks. It had become out of sight out of mind and no longer important because the only thing that caught the eyes of the politicians in the free world was what was being promoted in the mass media. Those upsetting the balance of things in the Chinese Communist society soon found themselves removed from the daily routines of life. Anything that found its way out was by word of mouth and could not be verified. The Chinese communist government would discount the information by proclaiming that there was no truth to it. Using slander and innuendoes the credibility of the one speaking out the truth would be weakened so any damage would be minimum. Without physical proof there was nothing that the world could do.
A few years back it was leaked to an international group of legislators looking at the inter-parliamentary alliances with China that there was over one point ninety-five million CCP members currently employed within the United States governmental system. Another half a million were employed within American conglomerates. Most were eventually found to be in positions where they could apply the most influence. It left those understanding the information with a bitter taste in their mouths because they could clearly see how much of the free world was being compromised.
All Chinese Communist Party members swear an oath to fight for communism throughout their life. To be ready at all times to sacrifice everything for the party and its members. From their first day of preschool on they were taught to believe in the state as if it were their religion. To be able to prove their loyalty by carrying out any instructions given to them regardless of the personal cost and to report anything back that might be harmful to the image the party was trying to present. It was well known at that time that three female employees of the US consulate In Shanghai had been identified and were under a constant watch. Another added plus was most of these ones had family ties in their native country who would end up paying the price if they did not comply.
Most with knowledge agreed that the CCP agents had no place in US government facilities and that the report should have served as a much needed wake up call to the legislators in Washington who seem to bend over backwards to publicly support the Chinese Government. The problem was that these very same legislators because of the laws they had passed had made it impossible to weed these ones out. It's only when a society is bomb bared with lies that the truth becomes a conspiracy. There's nothing more corrupt than a corrupt government investigating itself.
It could be done if a new president came in and suspended these ones without pay for the duration of their presidency leaving the next president to decide what they would do with them once they assumed power. They couldn't be fired but could be kept in legal limbo because that's how politicians deal with most things. Proof of that was how much had not been done over the years with the illegal immigration problem. It was an item that was discussed daily with the walls of congress, but nothing was ever done about it. Few comprehended that by doing nothing it taught those who came in that way that the laws concerning the USA weren't worth the paper they were written on. If you don't back your laws with enforcement and accountability consistently the odds in the public's mind are that you won't do anything.