Horny Troops Succumb to Chinese Vamps
April 26, 2007: Japan has discovered a widespread Chinese effort to use
sex to steal military technology. Attractive Chinese female intelligence
agents are marrying members of the Japanese armed forces, and then using
that access to obtain military secrets. The situation has been
complicated by the military attempts to keep these "embarrassing
incidents" secret. The government was particularly anxious to keep the
Americans in the dark about all this, since the Chinese apparently got
their hands on Aegis anti-aircraft system technology via their lady
spies.


Actually, most of the Chinese agents don't have to marry Japanese
troops. Just putting out usually does the trick. In Japan, the military
doesn't get much respect, and many of the bases are in backwaters. So
the troops are pretty lonely. It's not unusual for Chinese women to be
in the country, as many come, legally or illegally, looking for jobs.
The set-up is perfect for using the old "honey pot" (sexual entrapment)
routine to extract military secrets.



The military geeks are the most sought after by the Chinese spies, as
these guys have access to the most valuable military secrets. Geeks tend
to be least experienced with women, and most vulnerable to a clever, and
shapely, Chinese spy. Military commanders are not sure if they have got
the problem under control, but now that the situation is out in the
open, there will be more efforts to tighten up security. As the Japanese
expected, the Americans were not amused. And the Chinese honey pot
scandal was apparently one reason for refusing to sell F-22s to Japan.
To make matters worse, part of the Japanese cover-up involved
prosecuting the Chinese spies on immigration, not espionage, charges.