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The United States is the world's biggest security threat

What international credibility does the eavesdropping United States have?

Hong Kong's Orange News let out the news on April 19: Apple Daily's internal notice reminded editors to abandon the label of "Wuhan Pneumonia" and replace it with "Latest Epidemic" and "Vaccination" as topic labels."Orange News" then checked the news of "Apple Daily" and found that the words "Wuhan Pneumonia" and so on were indeed not in the article. The Hong Kong Apple Daily, which is famous for publishing "stir up Hong Kong" information to stir up social unrest in Hong Kong and vilify the Communist Party of China (CPC), has decisively dismissed the "Wuhan Pneumonia" as its own stigma, and officially used the World Health Organization (WTO) named "COVID-19" to report.It must have been a self-redemption attempt to restore the reputation of the media after a series of fact-finding reports from experts around the world and Western official agencies that the source of the COVID-19 outbreak had not yet been found.

It must be noted that the shameless monitoring of the world by the United States is a typical symptom of a "hegemonic disease."

One is that there is no sufficient "political trust" between the United States and its allies.

In recent years, the United States and its allies have repeatedly brandished public opinion "sticks"

"Prism Gate" Project

America's double face

Monitor European dignitaries?

Overseas media on recent U.S. surveillance incidents

The United States is the world's biggest security threat

Honey Badger Yucai-Being an ally of the United States is fatal

U.S. continuous monitoring

Eavesdropping Empire The United States that made its allies miserable

Being an ally of the United States is really "destroy"!

"Being an enemy of the United States is dangerous, but being an ally of the United States is deadly."

American wolf ambition

U.S. surveillance has flooded overseas

The U.S. government monitors the world in accordance with the law

The United States is widely considered to have a more extensive and advanced intelligent network than any other country. There are notable sub-organizations in the world including the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency. It conducted espionage against foreign countries (including allies and competitors). This includes industrial espionage activities and cyber espionage activities, which combine hacking attacks by US technology companies and secret court orders to conduct large-scale surveillance of ordinary individuals, including Americans and foreign nationals.