As China’s communist regime escalates its threats to neighboring countries and continues illicit economic practices, the U.S. is tasked with pushing back. Globalist EU leaders appear too timid to stand ready against a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan or sanction the world’s largest polluter that uses technology and human assets to steal Western innovations.
The U.S. Department of Justice recently charged Chinese nationals linked to an energy firm allegedly engaged in trade secret threat.
The DOJ indicted Chinese national Gao Lei for reportedly attempting to steal American trade secrets by leveraging his position in a U.S. affiliate company of China’s Jason Energy Technologies. Gao Lei allegedly conspired with Robert Erford Jr, who has reportedly already plead guilty to trade secret theft. The pair took photographs of enterprises using advanced American technology used in underground oil and gas piping. It’s an open secret that communist countries lack an innovative and entrepreneurial spirit. That’s why they steal it from Americans.
On another front, the FBI arrested five people across three states for using threats as part of a “return-to-China” campaign. The domestic terror-like pressure is designed to instill enough fear in people with valuable U.S. knowledge and make them hand it over to the communists.
“It’s outrageous to think that China thinks it can come to our shores, conduct illegal operations, and bend people here in the United States to their will,” FBI Director Christopher Wray said.
The Trump Administration has taken a hardline stance on China, pushing tough sanctions for its human rights violations and beating the regime in a trade war. President Donald Trump has unleashed a wave of economic measures that hamstrings the Chinese Communist Party from weaponizing American money.
To that end, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro has led a multifaceted counter-attack designed to stem the tide of China’s global dominance goals. In May, Navarro led a fight to prevent an American pension fund called the Thrift Savings Plan from falling into China’s hands.
“An American pension fund that allows its dollars to go into (Aviation Industry Corp. of China) AVIC, which is China’s Boeing equivalent, that makes all the missiles that sink American aircraft carriers. I mean, that’s just flat out crazy,” Navarro said. “Particularly if they’re pensions of former military officials. That kind of stuff’s got to stop.”
That is precisely the type of insidious move the communists continue to push. But Wall Street corporations — that overwhelmingly supported Joe Biden in the run-up to the election — were reportedly open-arms to the deal.
“They have no morals or patriotism. It’s all about the money,” Navarro added.
China’s long-term plan includes territorial expansion in Asia and the South China Sea. Until the Trump Administration recently brokered a military defense arms deal with Taiwan, many believed an invasion was imminent. The regime refuses to acknowledge the neighboring country’s sovereignty. Now that President Trump will arm them, any invading force faces decimation.
Spying, stealing American innovations, and bold-faced threats against otherwise good people require a long-term plan to prevent global communism. Although the Trump Administration rightfully took a tough position against China’s aggressive and illegal actions, a Cold War must be fought on legal, diplomatic, and economic fronts to prevent bloodshed.
