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The Chinese Influence Effort Hiding in Plain Sight
- heraclius 7y agoThese sorts of organisations are less threatening than direct threats to family, which seem to have become the norm in forcing oversea Uighurs to go back.⁰ There isn’t really anything to stop this being applied to all Chinese. I don’t know any Mainland relatives, but if I were to receive a message from a Public Security Bureau threatening the livelihoods of several randomly chosen people I would still be a little shaken, regardless of how tenuous my connexion—and most Chinese are a little more dutiful in maintaining contact with relatives. This poses an unfortunate dilemma: if every Chinese person is a potential mole, what is a liberal democracy to do? 0. https://www.rfa.org/english/news/uyghur/ordered-05092017155554.html https://www.rfa.org/english/news/uyghur/ordered-050920171555...
- turtlecloud 7y agoThe anti-Chinese sentiment is too heavy handed nowadays. Every article everyday the media trying to paint Asians in a negative light. Also, I recently found out that TheAtlantic is owned by the Emerson Collective which is headed my Mrs. Jobs (Steve Jobs wife) and her org is a huge supporter of DACA students. Does anyone else see the irony in turning away High achieving PhD students and instead pushing for DACA students?