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Guanzhou and Shenzhen are both cities in Guangdong province. Is he relating this to the prior posts about Cali Diney Chineyfiney?

Okay. I'm gonna take an uneducated stab at this one. Keep in mind I'm posting blind and just woke up. I'm putting on my common sense hat (as usual).

My GUESS is that those three Chinee cities have SOMETHING to do with tech. Computer tech, specifically. And, because DiFiChiSpy is a CALIFORNIA senator (Q reminds us of that in this context), and CALIFORNIA is home to a lot of COMPUTER TECH, that there is a relationship of corruption, spying, tech transfers, and you name it.

I would like to know if those cities in China are tech hubs. I would bet 17 yen (or whatever money they have in China and sounds funny) that they are.

So, anyway. That's my conversation starter jumping off point. You smart researchers can debunk or support at will.

I think that DiFiChiSpy is the logical senator for the heathen Chinee to buy as part of THEIR plan. And that's the cliff note on that traitorous woman.

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Fen used to be the smallest unit of money. Tiny aluminum coins. I think 10 of them were worth less than a penny but I'm not certain about that. Yuan is a more common generic term for their money.

My understanding is that those areas have plenty of computer tech but not only computer tech. Tons of things--a wide variety of things--are made and assembled in those areas. And they are not that far from each other. IIRC, a lot closer than San Diego and LA, for example. More like LA and Long Beach.

The Chinese are extremely skillful at interpersonal manipulation--often without the westerner having a clue that they have been manipulated. UNfineSwine would have been an easy target with her sense of superiority, arrogance, privilege etc. They likely have played her like a piano for decades--primarily to THEIR benefit but happy to give her tons of money in the process. High Treason would likely be putting it mildly.

2 Chinese cities; Shenzhen and Guangzhou. Both are located in the province of Guangdong - just north of Hong Kong.

Guangdong was one of the early “economic free zones” starting in the 90s and boomed in a big way. Shenzhen tends to be a little less industrial and more “high tech” than Guangzhou and acts as the financial center for the Guangdong province. Guangzhou still has a fair amount of electronics assembly activity, but in my opinion (having been to all of the places mentioned in this post - including those that follow) not as much as Shenzhen and Shanghai.

However, since Hong Kong was turned back over by the UK in ‘99 some amount of that money started flowing through HK and it’s financial/stock markets.