Christine Fang is alleged to have been infiltrated through California political circles, with claims of family ties to the CCP.
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Updated Aug 17
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Christine Fang is alleged to have been infiltrated through California political circles, with claims of family ties to the CCP.
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Christine Fang infiltrated through California political circles with alleged CCP family ties.1 source
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California
Italian singer and disc jockey (born 1990)
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Christine Fang
suspected Chinese spy
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Chinese Communist Party
founding and ruling party of the People's Republic of China
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