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…office, to force the senator to address the issue. https://twitter.com/SenFeinstein/status/1025820020390207495 Feinstein’s account conflicts with what has been reported regarding the recruitment and activities of the Chinese spy. She conveniently omits…

…would have unearthed regarding the fact that the alleged Chinese spy in her office was part of a much broader Feinstein-China mosaic. Namely, reporters omitted that: Feinstein had cultivated a…

…group of spenders,” namely, the Chinese. Indeed, in February alone, 6.5 million Chinese travelled abroad for Chinese New Year, with America ranked as a top destination. During that period, Chinese…

…and no one will. No one trusts the Chinese government and this…the Wuhan virus has given people even less reason to trust the Chinese government. Ben Weingarten: Yeah, I’m struck…

…24, 2020, https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/chinese-communist-partys-ideology-global-ambitions. [2] Christopher A. Wray, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, “The Threat Posed by the Chinese Government and the Chinese Communist Party to the Economic and…

…people when speaking Chinese. Some of them think it is surprising at first that a presumed Chinese person would speak Chinese at a beginner’s level. When a Chinese person asks…

…2012, a frustrated SEC filed administrative proceedings against five Chinese accounting firms (all of them global firms’ Chinese subsidiaries), for failing to hand over audit records of the Chinese companies…

…CCP rhetorically. For example, in the early 1980s, Feinstein reportedly asked organizers of San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade to stop displaying the flag of the Nationalist Chinese government in…

…on TikTok. WeChat’s Ties to the Chinese Communist Party Complicating matters is that no Chinese companies can be successful in China without cooperating closely with the Chinese government. As evidenced…

…Chinese censorship and its effects on Western education institutions. College campuses unfortunately have become the new battlefront. Hubris: China Tries to Control Non-Chinese Speech The Chinese Communist Party’s United Front…

…groveling, the NBA effusively apologizing to the Chinese overlords, multiple NBA stars praising the Chinese beneficence, [and] Nike eagerly complicit with the Chinese government’s censorship. All of that showed, first,…

…abilities and his unending string of inexplicable gaffes, Democrats have had it with one particular senior citizen: Sen. Dianne Feinstein. In a story published by The New York Times the…

…the same as punishing all Chinese people. The CCP Persecutes Chinese People Too Keep in mind that the Chinese people have repeatedly suffered under the CCP’s rule since 1949. Millions…

…in China comes at a price, as the Chinese government has complete control over what movies make it to their massive audience. The Chinese Communist Party’s Central Propaganda Department controls…

…avoid discussing Chinese politics if they were asked about Chinese politics or Daryl Morey’s pro-Hong Kong tweet. According to Raleigh, American companies establish these financial ties with Chinese companies to…

…sell opium into the Chinese market to offset their trade deficit. Opium was then a highly desired commodity in China, but also illegal. The Chinese emperors and mandarins, being no…

…to the CIA’s gross underestimation of Chinese intelligence cyber capabilities. Jerry Lee, a former CIA operations officer turned Chinese double agent (where have we heard this before?), as the FBI…

…many Chinese in mainland China find these videos neither loveable nor humorous, but downright racist, an intolerable insult to Chinese culture and Chinese people. Online comments were brutal, and many…

In a rare move last week, British spy agency MI5 issued a warning to members of Parliament about ongoing political interference by a known Chinese agent on behalf of the…

…of many Chinese firms. Pundits have pointed out that Chinese foreign-currency debt is nothing compared to the degree of dollar debt that precipitated the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis. True, but…

Last week, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) unveiled three cases, which accused five individuals, including Chinese Americans and Chinese nationals, of “stalking, harassing, and spying on” Chinese dissidents in…

…monitored either by fellow Chinese students who are members of CSSAs or by Chinese spies posing as students. Stifling Speech and Debate Abroad The Chinese government also counts on the…

…Chinese trolls. A Profile of Chinese Nationalist Trolls Who are these Chinese nationalist trolls? Some are nicknamed “Wumao” or “50 cents,” because the Chinese government supposedly pays them 50 cents…

…history is, of course, more complicated than that simple narrative. The Wave Of Chinese Immigrants Through the mid- to late 19th century, American attitudes toward Chinese immigrants experienced several shifts….

…Chinese nation will definitely be accompanied by the thriving of Chinese culture.” Current Chinese President Xi’s “China dream” is not only about expanding China’s economic and military influence globally, but…

…of China. Chinese media directly controlled by the Chinese Communist Party issued reports critical of the measure. For instance, the English language Global Times, a paper controlled by the People’s…

…Chinese government claimed that the objective of the new law was to protect Chinese citizens’ privacy, in reality, the law solidifies the Chinese government’s access to all data that Chinese…

…errors. We apologize.” It insists the inclusion of China critics’ accounts was not demanded by Chinese authorities. Yet many Chinese dissidents and China watchers don’t buy it. Something Doesn’t Add…

…an astonishing speed? Besides heavy investment from the Chinese government, western companies have played a crucial role. Here are three examples. German Engines Powered the Chinese Navy German media recently…

…some Chinese threatened her should she return to China. Even the Chinese government stepped in, with the spokesperson of China’s foreign ministry stating all Chinese should behave responsibly in their…

…is an undeniable and worrisome trend. Another dark side of Chinese schools is the political indoctrination of Chinese youth. Chinese schools serve a political purpose: to churn out the kind…

…allied measures to counteract Chinese subterfuge and misinformation operations. Counterintelligence must also be a priority. Chinese usurpation relies on that state’s financial power, coupled with a belligerent type of soft…

…covert and open operations, including: Monitoring and controlling Chinese people in Australia, especially Chinese students. Many Chinese student and scholar groups receive direct “guidance” from the Chinese embassy. Those who…

The recent anti-government protests in China have attracted Chinese people from all walks of life. One protest group that stood out is Chinese youth, especially college students. Their participation in…

…all Chinese imports to the United States. President Trump is unhappy that talks last week in Beijing between Chinese officials and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and U.S. Treasury Secretary…

…ties with the Chinese government, no one should be surprised that Nolan sounded like a Chinese government apologist. Nolan’s bio states he has spoken at the Chinese government’s annual China…