BBC need not concern itself about Chinese aid to Sri Lanka – China News

www.lankaweb.com — Sri Lanka is currently a hotbed of espionage; the place is teeming with US, British, Australian and Israeli spies operating, almost at will, under cover as journalists, aid workers, tourists and people with various business interests. Those with an interest in this area and monitor events have always known that the man named Charles Haviland who purports to be a BBC reporter and journalist is in fact, an MI6 agent who is closely monitoring China’s economic, and what they think is political, involvement in Sri Lanka.

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ndmagxian 1 year 47 weeks ago

If i may add, it is also a "hot bed" for even more secret services from Spain, Germany, France and other EU countries and Russia. I have seen an article about it, i should have bookmarked it....:-/. Sri Lanka is weak and therefore easily to be controlled by foreign powers. Is it the new Casablanca? :-). Thanks Heiney for this link!

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