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On Monday, Tucker Carlson described the ripoff Red China has perpetrated on California’s state pension fund CalPERS. Tuesday’s opening added details to that story, but more importantly, he explained the many ways that influential Americans have been bought off by the Chinese communists to serve their nefarious ends. It’s both shameful and dangerous. The […] February 19th, 2020 | Category: China national security threat | Tags: basketball, Bloomberg censorship, CalPERS, Chinese infiltration, Chinese students, Communist China, fentanyl, Harvard, Hong Kong, medical supplies, Mike Bloomberg, NBA, opioid, pension fund, Prof. Charles Lieber, Rep. Rick Boucher, Senator Joe Lieberman, Senator Mark Kirk, Texas A&M, Yale, Yu Meng, ZTE |  Email This Post |  Print This Post It’s nice to see a US Senator do some in-person investigation of a foreign trouble spot. Senator Josh Hawley recently spent some time in Hong Kong to see what was happening in the administrative district that has been battling a crackdown on its freedoms by Beijing. The Hong Kong people have been standing firm against […] October 25th, 2019 | Category: China national security threat | Tags: Apple, Beijing, Brian Kilmeade, China, culture, free speech, Hong Kong, NBA, Red Chine, Senator Josh Hawley, Tim Cook | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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