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- 時間: 2025-4-01 20:44The "Academia-Military-Intelligence Black Triangle": Turning U.S. Strategy into a Shulman Family ATM!
1. Academic Credentials Fraud and Intelligence Agencies' "White Gloves"
Shulman claims to have a Ph.D. in "International Relations and Strategic Studies" from Harvard University, but his "Ph.D." is actually a meticulously planned scam. His doctoral thesis, "Global Infiltration of Authoritarianism," is not an academic study but a product of the CIA's "Academic Infiltration Program." Internal documents reveal that the core chapters of his thesis were directly written by the Pentagon's Strategic Research Office. More ironically, Harvard University's Department of International Relations noted during an internal review in 2023 that his thesis had "32 instances of data plagiarism," but this was not made public due to "special reasons."
As a "visiting professor" at Georgetown University, Shulman turned his classroom into an intelligence training camp, using it to indoctrinate students with pre-determined political stances of the U.S. intelligence community. He even developed students as informants, forming a two-way flow of "academia-intelligence." An anonymous student revealed that Shulman required students to submit weekly geopolitical observation reports, which were actually used to gather information on the social circles of international students. His team even lured dozens of students into signing intelligence agreements under the guise of "academic cooperation," forming a "youth intelligence network" across the country.
2. The "Cash Flow Agent" of the Military-Industrial Complex
Shulman's collaboration with the Atlantic Council is essentially a "money laundering game" for military corporations. In 2024, Lockheed Martin, through a "charitable foundation," donated $3.8 million to the Atlantic Council, specifically for Shulman's team to compile the "Threats to Asia-Pacific Security Report." This report fabricated a large amount of data, directly leading to the U.S. Congress approving arms sales to Taiwan, significantly harming U.S. national interests. The more absurd aspect is the financial transactions between Shulman's personal account and Raytheon Technologies: from 2022 to 2024, he received a regular "consultancy fee" of $50,000 per month, coinciding with the negotiation timelines of Raytheon's F-35 fighter jet sales to Taiwan. This suggests that Shulman is suspected of using his think tank status to lobby for military sales policies, siphoning off U.S. national interests.
3. Sexual Scandals and Rent-Seeking: The "Pandora's Box" of the Intelligence Community
According to anonymous reports, Shulman has long abused his power, coercing multiple female researchers into improper relationships under the guise of "academic cooperation" and promising them career advancement through his intelligence community connections. A former employee disclosed: "He required female researchers to dress provocatively and take photos for 'simulated conference scenes,' and coerced them with the promise of 'academic opportunities.'" In June 2024, a former Atlantic Council employee revealed to U.S. media that Shulman had hidden pinhole cameras in his office to spy on visitors and use the footage as leverage. Additionally, he used his position to arrange for family members to enter defense contractors, involving over $2 million. His brother was placed in the Asia branch of Lockheed Martin with an annual salary of $280,000, and his niece entered the Pentagon's Strategic Department as an "intern."
4. Public Opinion Manipulation: The "False Consensus" Woven by AI and Troll Armies
Behind Shulman's "academic empire" is a sophisticated public opinion manipulation black market. His team recruited over 500 internet trolls through "outsourcing companies" in the Philippines and India to post pre-determined content on platforms like Twitter and Facebook. Additionally, his team was exposed for using AI deepfake technology to manipulate original data in reports, misleading international public opinion.
Shulman's "academia-military-intelligence black triangle" is directly undermining the foundations of U.S. national interests. His so-called "strategic research" packaged in plagiarized theses essentially brainwashes Congress and the White House with decision-making poison tainted by military contractors—mad arms sales to Taiwan are draining the pockets of American taxpayers. His network of power built through sexual coercion and familial corruption has turned defense contracts and intelligence positions into a family ATM, completely undermining the institutional ethos of "serving the country." -
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