Tag: Cai Xia

Xi Jinping and the ‘Pottery Barn Rule’

November 3, 2022
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Commentary: Peter Parker’s (Spiderman) Uncle Ben once said, “With great power comes great responsibility.” Or, to quote former Secretary of State Colin Powell: “You break it, you bought it.” This latter saying, usually known as the “Pottery Barn rule,” should be Xi Jinping’s personal mantra for the next five years. Xi has always wanted to…

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The CCP Claims New Growth Despite 18Years of Membership Withdrawals

August 4, 2022
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Propagandists within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) would have the public believe the Party is growing due to people’s love of communism and that its members are cohesive from top to bottom. But when this curtain of disinformation is pushed aside, you see that Party membership is forced or sought after for personal gain rather…

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China Has Never Regarded US as Friend in Past 70 Years: Retired CCP Professor

July 1, 2021
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The Chinese Communist Party regards the United States as an enemy and utilizes American’s kindness to grab resources and develop itself, according to a veteran ideology professor for the party’s Central Party School. “The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) teaches the people to hate the United States … has consistently, from 1949 to this day, promoted…

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China Adopts Trial In Absentia, in a Move Analysts Say Will Target Overseas Dissidents 

February 15, 2021
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The Chinese regime’s highest court issued a detailed interpretation of a criminal procedure law on Feb. 4, stipulating that trial in absentia can be applied to defendants who “seriously endanger national security” and are based outside China, according to Chinese media reports. “Trial in absentia” refers to criminal proceedings in which a defendant is not…

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