News Analysis Once upon a time, Chinese stocks enjoyed a certain privilege in the United States, a getaway from the scrutiny of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), which all foreign companies listed in the United States need to undergo. Now, the chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is adamant that Chinese…
Chinese Stocks Face Massive Delisting As US Fortifies Investor Protection
Biden Administration’s China Policy Views the Communist Regime as ‘Integral’ to Global Progress
June 3, 2022
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How do you compete with a potential adversary while simultaneously allowing that adversary to steal your most precious technologies? How do you defeat a rival whom you believe to be vital to your own survival? These are the questions that one is immediately presented with when examining the Biden administration’s long-awaited China policy, which was outlined…
Depp Verdict Marks Turning Point in Weaponization of ‘Me Too’ Movement
News analysis Ask any lawyer who specializes in defamation law: It’s nearly impossible for a public figure to win a case. Here’s what the lawyer will tell you: You have a much higher bar than someone who isn’t considered a public figure. Because you’re a public figure, you not only have to prove the statement…
After Michael Sussmann Acquittal, Who Will Hold the FBI Accountable?
News analysis The Russiagate saga began in early 2016 as a scheme by Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign to vilify her rival, Donald Trump, as an agent of the Kremlin. Clinton’s scheme comprised two prongs: former British spy Christopher Steele’s fictitious dossier and Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann’s false Alfa Bank data. While special counsel…
After Michael Sussmann’s Acquittal, Who Will Hold the FBI Accountable?
News analysis The Russiagate saga began in early 2016 as a scheme by Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign to vilify her rival, Donald Trump, as an agent of the Kremlin. Clinton’s scheme comprised two prongs: former British spy Christopher Steele’s fictitious dossier and Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann’s false Alfa Bank data. While special counsel…
Biden’s ‘Incredible Transition’: High Gas Prices, Supply Shortages Part of Plan to Usher In Green Economy
News Analysis As Americans bear the brunt of a sagging economy, the Biden administration appears to be framing this as a good thing, believing that citizens will be better off in the future if current supply shortages and high gas prices spiral out of control. The United States, according to President Joe Biden, is in…
Who Is John Durham Targeting Next?
News analysis The trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann is coming to an end but rather than provide definitive answers to the origins of the Russiagate hoax, the trial has thrown up many new mysteries and unanswered questions. Durham’s overarching trial narrative was that the FBI was duped by Sussmann when he presented them…
Guangdong Allegedly Shifting to ‘Wartime System’ Would Pose an Imminent Threat to Taiwan: Analyst
A recently leaked recording of an alleged meeting between leaders of southern China’s Guangdong Military Zone and the provincial Party committee shows participants pushing for a wartime deployment in the province, which would add more tension to the nearby Taiwan Strait. On May 15, a Youtube account Lude Media revealed a tape that was allegedly transmitted…
The USA Should Clarify the ‘E’ in ‘ESG’ and Use Carbon Standards to Our Advantage
May 23, 2022
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Commentary When I first heard the term “green bonds” several years ago, I tried to find a definition for the term, but could not. There were multiple examples of how “green bonds” could be used, for things like mass transit systems, wetlands preservation, etc. But there was no “standard” definition per se. So what qualified…
China Is Weaker in Demand Than Supply
May 19, 2022
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Commentary None of the latest data released from China were good. Inflation was higher than expected while all other quantity growth rates were lower than expected or declining, arousing the worry of stagflation. Stagflation is by definition a higher price (growth) with a lower quantity (growth), and is highly likely a result of a leftward…
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