great thread on JAMES YOO . turns out he was a former CFIUS agent (responsible for stopping spies)./pol/ link below
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So Yoo didn't work for CFIUS. He worked for global crossing a company that went bankrupt in 2002 and then was bought by two foreign companies.
So he worked for a company that went through a CFIUS review process.
This is what he said.
Experienced functional / department head seeks to contribute with a broad background and skill set including direct involvement with the CFIUS (Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States) national security review process where I successfully led and managed Global Crossing’s (GC) technical and security team throughout the CFIUS process resulting in regulatory approval from the United States Government for Singapore Technologies Telemedia’s purchase of GC on or around late September 2003.
GLOBAL CROSSING'S BOARD HAD BOTH WILLIAM COHEN (SECRETARY OF DEFENSE) AND ELENA LAGOMASINA (CEO OF JPMORGAN) ON IT
JAMES YOO WAS AN EXECUTIVE AT THIS COMPANY, GLOBAL CROSSING.
GLOBAL CROSSING WAS STARTED BY GARY WINNICK, GARY WINNICK DIED DUE TO "UNKNOWN CAUSES" EXACTLY 29 DAYS BEFORE JAMES YOOS HOUSE EXPLODED IN THE SUBURBS OF WASHINGTON DC.
GLOBAL CROSSING WAS A FRONT COMPANY AND A GLOBAL SPY NETWORK THAT FOCUSED ON TAPPING INTER-CONTINENTAL FIBER OPTIC LINES AND INTERCEPTING COMMUNICATIONS BOTH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL BETWEEN THE US, WESTERN EUROPE, JAPAN, AND SINGAPORE.
Yup. Global Crossing was a 47 billion company at one point. They were bound to have some heavy hitters on their board.
Which means he did not work for CFIUS.
So far, this is a claim from a guy on Twitter.
He hasn't really provided any information whatsoever that it was a front company or global Spy Network
keep digging. it gets deeper and deeper
I'll wait some more, it hasn't been 72 hours yet.
But I'm pretty sure he was outside of CFIUS.
And Global Crossing was no under the radar company. It was a highflying stock from the first internet boom.
https://www.wired.com/2002/01/global-crossing-hits-the-rocks/