China's Crimes

Voegelin said:

Didn't hear many complaints when Clinton signed a waiver allowing Loral Aerospace CEO Bernard Schwartz to send technicians to the PRC to help them upgrade their Intercontinental Ballistic Missile force.

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The political elite are also pumping up communist China's military capabilities with a massive infusion of weapons technology and materials. "According to the Seattle Times, McDonnell-Douglas closed a recent deal to build jets in China by offering tooling technology that is now being used in the Red Chinese missile program. The Wall Street Journal reported that the company secured a joint-venture agreement with a government-owned aviation company by providing 'enough technical data to fill a library.' In fact, according to the Journal, no American firm seeking access to China 'can expect an entry pass without divulging technology early and often.'" (Our 'Business' with Beijing, The New American magazine, 4-28-97).

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World socialism is being promoted worldwide by the system of international finance, and China's perfect compliance with that agenda is precisely the reason why they are a member of good standing in the world community of nations.
The current American leadership stands condemned by two fundamental principles promoted by American leaders in the past. One is the totalitarian nature of communism and its doctrine of world conquest and its inherent antagonism to traditional American freedoms and inalienable human rights. For most of this century, Americans have believed, especially during the Cold War, that communism was to be resisted whereever it was making advances in the world. Now that this "Cold War" is supposedly over, the American political elite are making bold moves to strengthen a communist regime at the cost of America's strategic and economic strength.
The second principle promoted hypocritically by the current American regime, and only to promote its own interests, is the concept of human rights. Human rights have been trampled on with impunity in China and MFN for China reveals the American regime's duplicity in the cause of human rights. America's leaders choose sanctions or "constructive engagement" depending on the other nation's compliance to globalist objectives, which have nothing to do with human rights.
One day soon, Americans will wake up and realize that while they were going to work, voting, paying their taxes and coping with the cares of this life, their country was sold out from under them to a world dictatorship that cares nothing about their happiness or wellbeing. It will then be too late to address the treasonous acts of American politicians who sold the country for their own profit. It will also be a fair recompense for a nation that has chosen its creature comforts over truth and righteousness.

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Robbie_James_Francis said:

Not everything in the world is about Republicans proving Democrats wrong and Democrats proving Republicans wrong. What has been going on in China for decades is a matter of grave concern on humanitarian grounds. Though I understand that in a situation as polarised as that in America it is tempting to use everything possible as a way of slinging mud at the 'other side', there are some issues that are too serious to be degraded to the level of partisan politics.

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SkepticalOne said:

So...what are you suggesting we adopt as our new foreign policy regarding China?

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