Is the Chinese Regime Benefiting More From US Policies Than Americans?

Is the Chinese Regime Benefiting More From US Policies Than Americans?

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Over the Target
LEE SMITH

Sending half a million barrels of oil to China daily while Americans pay record-high energy prices. Removing tariffs on Chinese solar panel makers to hurt U.S. manufacturers. Giving Beijing U.S. intellectual property for free. And that’s just for starters.
In this provocative new Over the Target, Brendon Fallon and Lee Smith question whether the Chinese regime benefits more from American policies than Americans.

Schools Replace Confucius Institutes w/ New Programs; China Property Sector: Trade Garlic for House

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China in Focus


Are the Confucius Institutes in the United States truly closed? A report says some of them are back, but under new names. China’s flood season is getting worse. So far, 85 rivers have risen above flood warning levels. More Chinese banks are having difficulty completing customer withdrawals. Some are even limiting how much money can be transferred. Two Chinese real estate companies present an unusual alternative to a cash down payment. For those that don’t have the money, certain crops are accepted instead. As Shanghai residents complain about a lack of state aid, the city has started urging locals to donate to authorities instead—in the name of supporting COVID-19 measures.

How China’s Tech, Economic Gains Have Cost the US

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From friendly collaboration to deadly #Competition, the world’s two #Superpowers are playing by different rules. In terms of innovation and #GlobalTrade, how are these two giants shaping up? In this special report, we take a closer look at how the U.S.≠China relationship has evolved, where it’s headed, and how it impacts every American. Joining us to help shed light on the topic are Dr. Robert Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation; Jon Pelson, author of ‘Wireless Wars: China’s Dangerous Domination of 5G and How We’re Fighting Back”; and Nicholas Eftimiades, a retired senior intelligence officer.

Former TOPGUN Commander Explains the Total War Threats of Russia and China​

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Crossroads
JOSHUA PHILIPP

The international adversaries the United States faces haven’t changed much since the Cold War. While the technology has evolved, the unconventional war tactics they use have remained largely the same. Now, as Russia threatens war beyond Ukraine, Iran and North Korea renew their threats; and as the Chinese regime threatens Taiwan, the United States is again faced with the possibility of war.
Yet, all of these nations have employed methods of war by other means. And the question remains of how the United States should respond. Special training programs in the U.S. military practice to face these types of threats—and among them is the Navy’s Fighter Weapons School, known as TOPGUN.
To learn more, we speak with James Robb, former TOPGUN commander, retired Navy admiral, and president of the National Training and Simulation Association.
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The China Diplomacy Trap, Dangerous Aerial Intercepts, and Xi Jinping’s COVID Paranoia​

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American Thought Leaders
JAN JEKIELEK

“When we say war, the first thing Dave Stilwell thinks of is my F-16 with bombs, kinetics, killing people and breaking their things. … That’s not how the PRC thinks of war.”
I sit down with retired Brigadier General David Stilwell. From 2011 to 2013, he served as the defense attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing and was appointed assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs in 2019.
“We want this to be a cooperative relationship like we have with other countries. … But after 40 years, you have to assume that this plan isn’t working and we’re going to have to change direction. And so the relationship is defined by the lowest common denominator, and that’s the PRC approach, which, guess what, is a cold war. … It’s ideological, and in fact, is existential.”
Why is China engaging in dangerous aerial intercepts? What’s fueling the Chinese regime’s “zero-COVID” policy? And how is Beijing weaponizing our media and information systems against us?
We discuss all this and more in this episode of American Thought Leaders.

The CCP’s ‘Reengineering of the World to Spread Totalitarianism, to Spread Communism’

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China Insider


The Chinese regime is in an all-out war against the United States. According to Ian Easton, it is an ideological war against the United States. However, that entails control from inside American society, dominating tech warfare, elite capture, and global infiltration. I speak with Ian Easton, senior director of the Project 2049 Institute, about his new book, “The Final Struggle: Inside China’s Global Strategy.” We discuss his extensive study of Communist Party writings and the discovery of an all-out struggle against the United States, what the Communist Party seeks to accomplish by overthrowing the United States, and the liberal international order.

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Is the Chinese Regime Benefiting More From US Policies Than Americans?

Video

Over the Target
LEE SMITH

Sending half a million barrels of oil to China daily while Americans pay record-high energy prices. Removing tariffs on Chinese solar panel makers to hurt U.S. manufacturers. Giving Beijing U.S. intellectual property for free. And that’s just for starters.
In this provocative new Over the Target, Brendon Fallon and Lee Smith question whether the Chinese regime benefits more from American policies than Americans.

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That is an absolute yes.