U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) shared a picture of Elon Musk at the World Cup in Qatar standing next to Jared Kushner.
Swalwell captioned the image, “They say a picture is worth a thousand words …”
Inferring something nefarious about the pair being seen together at the World Cup.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words … pic.twitter.com/qiPBnswnvc
— Eric Swalwell (@ericswalwell) December 18, 2022
Quickly Twitter users shared the infamous photo of Swalwell with a Chinese spy.
@jtLOL replied to Swalwell with the image of himself and Chinese Spy Christine Fang.
One user called Swalwell a “tool”, and suggested he “sit this one out”.
“It truly is… You might wanna sit this one out. Tool.”
Another shared the image of Swalwell with the Chinese spy nicknamed FangFang, who questioned sarcastically “Do they?”
Twitter user Steven Hamiln repeats the sentiment, “A picture truly is worth a thousand words.”
Fang developed extensive ties with politicians in California during what U.S. officials believe to be an intelligence operation run by China’s main civilian spy agency between 2011 and 2015.
This news came to light in late 2020, FangFang targeted Bay Area politicians, Swalwell being one of those. She used campaign fundraising, extensive networking, and sexual relationships to gain proximity to politicians. Collecting data on their habits, preferences, schedules, and social networks.
While Swalwell tries to ignore the brazen spy in his past, Twitter isn’t going to let him forget it.
- Nancy Pelosi Refuses to Answer Directly the Question of Whether or Not Donald Trump is Still ‘Eligible’ to be President in Midst of State Ballot Fiascos - January 7, 2024
- Idaho AG Joins 18 Other Attorneys General to Halt Jack Smith’s Move to Speed up Donald Trump’s Trial with SCOTUS - December 21, 2023
- Leo Terrell Emphasizes that Firing Harvard’s Claudine Gay Wouldn’t be Racist, Keeping Her Would be - December 21, 2023