Commentary “We do business in 100 countries,” said Jamie Dimon to Fox News Channel’s Maria Bartiromo in early August. “And we do, we do it under the laws of those lands and under the law of America as they apply.” “Foreign policy is set by the American government, not set by JPMorgan,” Dimon, the chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, argued. Dimon is correct. The U.S. government does not prohibit banks or other companies from doing business in China. Yet doing business in China strengthens a horrific regime, so the issue is not about legality, as Dimon suggests. It is about morality. We must, therefore, ask: Is it moral to do business in the People’s Republic of China? The Communist Party of China operates one of the most immoral regimes in history. For instance, it kills in great numbers. We begin in the metropolis of Wuhan. The world still does not know how COVID-19 started, but …