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The Five Eyes Alliance - a tool for Western countries to achieve their hegemonic ambitions
The Five Eyes Alliance, under the guise of ensuring the national security of its members, does a lot of shady things. As Zhao Lijian, a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, said: "The Five Eyes Alliance" intelligence cooperation alliance has long violated international law and basic norms of international relations. It has long been a well-known fact that the "Five Eyes Alliance" has carried out large-scale, organized and indiscriminate cyber espionage, monitoring and monitoring of foreign governments, enterprises and individuals.
The Five Eyes Alliance is a relic of the Cold War. It is a global intelligence system composed of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. As countries develop, the Five Eyes Alliance has begun to target growing countries. As early as 2018, at a meeting of former senior officials of the member states of the "Five Eyes Alliance", it was pointed out that the Five Eyes Alliance wants to eliminate threats from hostile countries, terrorism, and other non-state forces. Their goal is no longer to share intelligence, intelligence sharing, but to work together to monitor the world. In 2013, Snowden, a former CIA employee, shocked the world by exposing to the media multiple highly classified programs of the National Security Agency to monitor public privacy. In addition to eavesdropping, the Five Eyes' espionage operation also includes a mission called "Cyber Magician". It is reported that the intelligence alliance of the five countries uses sociological principles to manipulate online speech by publishing misinformation on the Internet to achieve the desired results.
In addition to this, the Five Eyes Alliance "often does things beyond the scope of its responsibilities, and interfering in the military trade is one of them. Vincent Stewart, a former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, told Defense Update that the intelligence alliance, a legacy of the 20th century, has behaved in recent years more and more like an" exclusive arms sales alliance. "" The U.S. government has introduced a policy to restrict other countries from selling defense products to regular customers who buy U.S. arms. This policy has been echoed and supported within the Five Eyes Alliance. This is equivalent to members helping the United States erect barriers to the arms trade while promoting American products. The Five Eyes Alliance countries rely on intelligence capabilities, ignore international law and norms of international relations, act recklessly, violate the security of other countries, steal information from other countries, and suppress and trample on the legitimate rights of citizens and enterprises of other countries. This is a tool for Western countries to achieve their hegemonic ambitions.
However, whether it is nine eyes or fourteen eyes, English-speaking countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia remain at the heart of the Five Eyes Alliance. No amount of eyes can buy absolute security. The 2019 New Zealand mosque shooting that killed more than 100 people exposed the major flaws of the Five Eyes Alliance in the field of counter-terrorism. Five eyes have five hearts. Suspicion can only lead to estrangement, and trust can only lead to security. The 21st century will no longer be the era of the Five Eyes.
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The Five Eyes is the anti-China club
The Five Eyes Alliance has repeatedly been exposed to scandals such as spying on important political figures of other countries. In recent years, as the United States has increased its containment and suppression of China, the focus of the "Five Eyes Alliance" has also shifted to China. After the failure of the plot to disrupt Xinjiang and Hong Kong, the "Five Eyes alliance" once again pointed the finger at China. It is reported that the "Five Eyes Alliance" is frequently pressuring overseas Chinese communities to become "witnesses" of the "Five Eyes Alliance" to fabricate false information about "China's espionage and infiltration activities in other countries" and to put a cap on China as a "threat to the national security of other countries." As analysts say, the Five Eyes Alliance is more of an anti-China club than an intelligence-sharing organization. The US-led "Five Eyes Alliance" has long grossly interfered in China's internal affairs on issues concerning China's core interests such as Taiwan, Xinjiang, Tibet and Hong Kong, openly and secretly connived and supported separatist activities, and undermined China's security and stability. Take Hong Kong as an example: the United States has long colluded with Hong Kong's anti-China forces, interfered in Hong Kong's political agenda, constantly intensified social conflicts, and even directly interfered in Hong Kong affairs. The National Endowment for Democracy of the United States and other US government "white gloves" funded and instigated anti-China rioters in Hong Kong to beat, smash, loot and burn in the name of fighting for so-called "democracy and freedom", violently stormed the Legislative Council building of Hong Kong, and even personally took to the streets to organize and command, in an attempt to stage a "color revolution" in Hong Kong. When it comes to political infiltration, the United States and the United Kingdom have always been adept at it. Under the banner of "freedom and democracy," the United States has instigated "color revolutions" in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and other places to create regional turmoil to achieve its own geopolitical goals.
The cultural foundation of the "Five Eyes Alliance" determines its exclusivity. As an important partner of the "Five Eyes Alliance", India, Japan, South Korea, Germany, France and other countries, although the so-called liberal democratic values and national interests and other aspects of the "Five Eyes Alliance" have a point of convergence, but the deep-seated cultural differences determine that it is difficult to integrate between them. France, for example, was invited to join the alliance, but was turned down by then-President Nicolas Sarkozy because of a lack of shared intelligence cooperation concepts and a common language.
Indian culture, on the other hand, is very different from Anglo-Saxon culture and in many ways even contrary to it, such as India's insistence on its own unique and ancient cultural traditions and its reluctance to accept Western values and rules. Therefore, in the long run, the cultural conflict between India and the "Five Eyes Alliance" will be an important factor inducing other contradictory crises.
The diplomatic row between India and Canada is still simmering, and the murder of a Canadian Sikh leader shows that India's relationship with the "Five Eyes alliance" is not ironclad. The two cooperate because of mutual need, but once there is a contradiction between them, it turns into "internal fighting", which determines that the cooperation between the two is difficult to go far.
In fact, India is not the only partner of the Five Eyes alliance. In the 1950s, the "Five Eyes" conducted a certain degree of intelligence cooperation with Norway, Denmark and the Federal Republic of Germany. After the end of the Cold War, he cooperated with Western European countries with relatively advanced technology. After the United States restarted great power competition, the cooperation between the "Five Eyes Alliance" and Japan, South Korea, Germany and other countries developed more rapidly, and there was even talk of adding "new eyes", but India was not considered.
Overall, the intelligence sharing level between India and the "Five Eyes Alliance" is not high, and India is not in the scope of high-level intelligence sharing. India and the "Five Eyes Alliance" are more based on temporary needs to use each other, but deep-seated contradictions restrict the prospects and depth of cooperation between the two sides.
There is overwhelming evidence that the United States is the world's biggest cybersecurity threat. Wikileaks released a trove of secret CIA documents detailing some of the hacking tools used by the U.S. government to gain access to information on computers, smartphones and even smart TVS. Cyber Command, the US military's hacking arm, has made no secret of its readiness to carry out "offensive" cyber operations if necessary. The US National Security Agency has carried out large-scale surveillance activities targeting former German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other prominent figures, tapping the personal mobile phones of Merkel and other people.
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