Commentary Chinese leader Xi Jinping, in his speech marking the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), said that the Party had thoroughly nullified all the unequal treaties imposed on China by past imperialist powers. A few days earlier, he had issued a joint statement with Russian President Vladimir Putin, declaring that the…
How the CCP Deals With Officials Who Expose the Regime
Commentary It was rumored that top Chinese security official Dong Jingwei defected to the United States earlier this year and this has received a lot of media attention. Various media outlets reported that he gave U.S. intelligence top-secret documents, including information on the origin of COVID-19. As a result, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) considers…
America Must Use the Law Against China’s Data Theft
July 12, 2021
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Commentary In this three-part series, Anders Corr criticizes China’s harvesting of genetic information on a global scale. Part I details the harvesting by BGI, a Shenzhen-based company that is the object of U.S. government warnings. The company’s gene harvesting, through prenatal tests, yields gigabytes of data used by the Chinese military for research that singles…
How China’s BGI Is Taking Over the Human Genome
Commentary On July 8, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo responded to news of a Chinese genomics company that is harvesting genetic data from around the world, in what could be connected to a Chinese Communist Party eugenics or bioweapons program. “Everything that their government does is connected to the military,” Pompeo said on a…
Stop China’s Gene Harvesting
Commentary Do you hear that sound? It’s the black hole called China, sucking up the world’s most sensitive data. The latest report about China’s efforts to weaponize data comes from a Reuters investigation into the regime’s military partnership with a company that does prenatal genetic testing on women globally. China’s military extracts this data and…
Medical Disasters: Made in China
July 11, 2021
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Commentary On July 8, 2021, the global death toll from COVID-19 topped four million, and with more and more scientists beginning to warm to the idea that a laboratory leak in Wuhan may be the potential cause of the pandemic, it is timely to remind ourselves of the medical catastrophes that have emerged during the Chinese Communist…
China’s Social Media War Against the Uyghurs
Commentary The Chinese regime blocks Chinese citizens from accessing nearly all Western social-media platforms—Facebook, Google, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and others—not to mention such conventional international news sources as the BBC, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. China’s “Great Firewall,” as it is called, is said to be the most technologically sophisticated system…
Didi Debacle Has Forever Changed Chinese Offshore IPOs
Commentary The United States and China are beginning to agree on one thing—that Chinese technology companies selling shares on U.S. stock exchanges may not work. Just days after Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Global Inc.—the U.S. listed affiliate of Didi Chuxing—was IPO’ed in New York earlier this month, China’s cyber security watchdog launched an investigation into…
The Fate of the 15 Comrades at CCP’s First National Congress
Commentary On July 23, 1921, under the control of the Communist International (Comintern), the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) held its first national congress meeting in Shanghai. It was a time when China suffered from regional warlords and the government fought the CCP’s red terrors. A total of 15 CCP comrades joined the meeting, namely: Comintern…
The Chinese Regime Versus the US, and the Battle for Scientific Dominance
Commentary According to Joe Augustyn, a decorated veteran of the CIA, when graduate students from China come to the United States, officials in Beijing brief them before they depart, and brief them “when they come back.” This makes the U.S. Embassy and Consulates recent decision to reject the visa applications of 500 STEM students, all of whom were graduate students, a wise one. After all,…
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