中国、ジョージソロスを追い出して手法は模倣！ジョージソロス陰謀論を作った中国、採用する日本の・・・ALEX JOSKE『スパイとウソ』第一章｜奥山真司の地政学「アメリカ通信」

Summary

The video script discusses espionage, political influence, and international relations, focusing on the Ministry of State Security (MSS) and its covert operations. It highlights the role of George Soros in advancing reform in China during the 1980s and his eventual ousting after the Tiananmen Square incident. The narrative also touches on the influence of foreign actors like Soros on Chinese policies and the MSS’s strategies to control foreign politicians and activists. The script reveals how these events shaped modern global political dynamics and continues to impact US-China relations, with particular attention to the role of Japanese and American figures in these operations.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Ministry of State Security (MSS) is China's intelligence agency responsible for foreign operations, not limited to Chinese personnel but also involving foreigners.
• 😀 George Soros, a wealthy financier, became involved in China during the 1980s to promote reform and openness, funding initiatives aimed at advancing these causes.
• 😀 Soros' influence in China was challenged by conservative factions within the Communist Party, particularly during the Tiananmen Square incident of 1989.
• 😀 Soros was accused of being a CIA agent and was ultimately driven out of China after the 1989 protests and the crackdown on reformists.
• 😀 In the aftermath of Soros' expulsion, China adopted similar methods to Soros’ Open Society Foundation to influence foreign governments and promote its own interests abroad.
• 😀 The MSS learned from Soros' techniques and began using Chinese funds to support political movements and activists overseas who were favorable to China's interests.
• 😀 The Tiananmen Square incident weakened China's reform movement, leading to internal party struggles between reformers and conservatives, with reformists eventually being ousted.
• 😀 The Chinese Communist Party shifted tactics after Soros' departure, using methods to influence foreign politics through financial means, essentially copying Soros' approach.
• 😀 A key figure in this transition was Yu Shio Guan (Onko), a senior MSS official who initially posed as a representative of a foundation but was later exposed as a spy for the MSS.
• 😀 The book touches on the influence of American and Japanese politicians and reveals how their interactions with China may be part of broader strategies, including the US-China war.
• 😀 The work is continuing to uncover and document how China has used foreign-based methods for its own political agenda, involving manipulation and covert operations.

Q & A

What is the role of the Ministry of State Security (MSS) as discussed in the first chapter?

The MSS is an intelligence agency responsible for foreign operations during the Changfang period in China. It not only handles domestic matters but also utilizes foreign sources for information, including individuals from countries like Japan.

How does the MSS differ from agencies like the FBI or CIA?

While the MSS functions like the FBI or CIA in terms of intelligence gathering, it uniquely collaborates with foreign agents and even uses foreign individuals in its operations, making it distinct from Western agencies.

What was George Soros's involvement in China before the Tiananmen Square incident?

George Soros, through his Open Society Foundation, sought to promote openness and reform in China, similar to his efforts in other communist countries. He used his financial resources to support reformist movements within China during the 1980s.

What happened to George Soros after the Tiananmen Square incident in 1989?

After the Tiananmen Square incident, Soros was accused by conservative factions within the Chinese Communist Party of being a CIA pawn. He was subsequently ousted as part of a larger political struggle between reformists and conservatives in the party.

How did the Chinese government react to Soros's influence in the country?

The Chinese government, particularly the conservative factions, viewed Soros's influence as a threat. They used accusations of his ties to the CIA to discredit him and ultimately removed him from the country following the Tiananmen Square incident.

What strategy did the Chinese government adopt after Soros's removal?

After Soros's removal, the Chinese government adopted a similar strategy to Soros’s methods. They used Chinese funds to influence politicians and activists in other countries, particularly those who were favorable to Chinese interests.

What is the connection between Yu Shio Guan and the Ministry of State Security (MSS)?

Yu Shio Guan, also known as Onko, was a senior member of the MSS who operated undercover as a representative of a foundation. He was involved in overseas operations, learning English, and had connections with foreign politicians while being a spy for the MSS.

What is the significance of the Tiananmen Square incident in the context of Chinese internal politics?

The Tiananmen Square incident highlighted the internal conflict within the Chinese Communist Party, with pro-reform and conservative factions battling for power. The incident led to the defeat of the reformists, who were advocating for more openness and democracy in China.

What conspiracy theories are mentioned in the script regarding George Soros's involvement with China?

The script mentions conspiracy theories suggesting that Soros, Jewish people, and the DS (Deep State) forces are colluding with China to manage Japan in conjunction with the US and China. These theories point to Soros being a victim who was driven out due to Chinese influence.

How does the script portray the ongoing revelations about the MSS's influence abroad?

The script indicates that the MSS has been learning from foreign methods of political influence, particularly those used by Soros. It suggests that the MSS now employs similar tactics to influence political outcomes in other countries and has become more adept at operating covertly on the international stage.