Commentary
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) seeks to extend its security law to the rest of the world to target overseas Chinese dissidents (and everyone else).
The Chinese communists have been evolving and honing their Three Warfares doctrine since it was endorsed by the Chinese Communist Party’s Central Committee and the Central Military Commission in 2003. Focused on helping the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) win wars by other non-kinetic means, the Three Warfares involve the softening up of adversaries via public opinion warfare, legal warfare, and psychological warfare.
Much Western attention has been focused on the PLA’s employment of the Three Warfares in conjunction with CCP leadership, the ministry of foreign affairs, and state-run Chinese media as the CCP targets its main adversary, the United States, with particular emphasis on the propaganda and psychological elements of the strategy….