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let me break spying down to you real quick.

Spies are always run out of embassies and through the State Department or equivalent like MFAT. Now some spies you have to tell the host country are spies and good countries will "declare" most if not all. These are "declared persons". Then comes the spy spies, the "undeclared persons". Now this is a tricking situation cos nondecs dont get diplo status.
 

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let me break spying down to you real quick.

Spies are always run out of embassies and through the State Department or equivalent like MFAT. Now some spies you have to tell the host country are spies and good countries will "declare" most if not all. These are "declared persons". Then comes the spy spies, the "undeclared persons". Now this is a tricking situation cos nondecs dont get diplo status.
Thanks for explaining this distinction
 

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2 issues, CCP has mandatory military service. Everyone is connected to the machine. 2, his history is open, meaning he cant be undeclared. If he was an active intelligence officer he would be working that role.

BUT that doesn't mean he isn't a massive threat. Thats more of what I'd call a sleeper agent.
 

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An interesting stat 65 years since a PM has lost an election and stayed on in opposition to get voted back in.

As we have seen a lot of politicians not just Prime Ministers once they get voted out move on. The opposition parties also tend to change leaders a lot and a lot of former leaders move on instead of working their way back up.

We had a period with John Key and Jacinda Ardern where it seemed the leader was more popular than their party. At the moment both leaders aren't setting the world on fire with the polls. Is it flipped to people favouring the political party more than the leader?

 
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