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Opening Insights: Feeding America to Its 'Top Adversary'<\/h2>\n

Hypocrisy is the audacity to preach integrity from a den of corruption<\/em>.
WES FESLER<\/p>\n

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From corporate donors to Biden family investments to a Chinese spy compromising a sensitive intelligence position, the Democrat Party is clearly in bed with America's top adversary.<\/p>\n

https:\/\/thefederalist.com\/2021\/06\/29\/is-the-entire-democratic-party-compromised-by-china\/<\/cite><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The following article was published by The Federalist, \"a wholly independent division of FDRLST Media.\" It was written by Tristan Justice<\/a>, \"the western correspondent for The Federalist.\"<\/p>\n

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Informational Insights: Voting for Slave Labor<\/h2>\n
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House Democrats shot down<\/a> a GOP motion earlier this month that sought to bar corporate cooperation with Chinese slave labor.<\/p>\n

The Motion to Recommit proposed by Kentucky Republican Rep. Andy Barr amending a Democrat bill on corporate disclosure would have required businesses to report to the Treasury Department if they discover a supplier or other business partner was found using forced labor.<\/p>\n

Two-hundred and seventeen Democrats rejected the measure and the amendment failed. A look at their corporate donors might reveal why.<\/p>\n

Slave Labor Profits to Campaign Coffers<\/strong><\/p>\n

In March last year, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) published a report<\/a> credibly accusing 82 major brands of profiting, either directly or indirectly, from Chinese slave labor by minority Uyghur workers from the northern Xinjiang province. According to the report, investigators estimate more than 80,000 Uyghurs were taken from their native provinces to work in factories across China between 2017 and 2019, with thousands more sent straight to concentration camps.<\/p>\n

Using open-source Chinese-language documents, satellite imagery, academic research, and on-the-ground reporting, ASPI linked 82 brands with forced labor operations among 27 factories across nine Chinese provinces. A Federalist analysis drawing on financial disclosure reports published in OpenSecrets found at least 44 of the 80 companies named made U.S. campaign contributions in last year\u2019s election cycle.<\/p>\n

A vast majority went to Democrats, who raked in three-quarters of all federal donations from companies credibly accused of harnessing Chinese slave labor, while less than 12 percent flowed to Republicans. Of the nearly $40 million that went to congressional candidates between the two major parties, Democrats took home more than 85 percent, as opposed to Republicans, who received less than 15.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, 39 out of the 42 companies that made donations gave more than half to Democrats, with nearly a dozen skyrocketing contributions in last fall\u2019s contest compared to previous cycles. Apple and Nike, for example, which deployed<\/a> high-powered Washington lobbyists to fight the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act barring importing products from Chinese slave labor, each spiked their donations to Democrats by more than 400 percent in a year Republicans embraced a tough stance on China.<\/p>\n

The chart from OpenSecrets below outlines Apple\u2019s contributions to federal candidates, showing the company\u2019s affiliates gave upwards of $7.5 million to Democrats in 2020 as opposed to less than $2 million in 2018.<\/p>\n

Nike\u2019s contributions graph shown below, again from OpenSecrets, shows the company\u2019s affiliates gave more than $1.2 million to Democrats in 2020, a jump from less than $300,000 in 2018. The company also plummeted in contributions to Republicans at the same time, giving nearly $700,000 to Republicans three years ago and giving less than $150,000 to GOP candidates in 2020, a more than 350 percent decrease.<\/p>\n

Nike, headquartered in Oregon, has shown particular loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to retain access to its lucrative Chinese markets. Just last week, the company\u2019s Chief Executive Officer John Donahoe declared<\/a> Nike \u201ca brand that is of China and for China.\u201d<\/p>\n

In a statement<\/a> to ASPI investigators, the company denied it employed workers from the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) and said it was cooperating with industry leaders to avoid such links. Its Washington activism, however, says otherwise.<\/p>\n

The three companies that gave a majority of their campaign contributions to Republicans meanwhile \u2014 Carter\u2019s Inc., Haier, and BMW \u2014 Republicans only marginally benefitted. BMW\u2019s donations were near-evenly split, with 50.3 percent of donations going to the GOP and 49.7 percent in Democrat coffers. Haier spent nearly $57,000 on Republicans and nearly $40,000 on Democrats. Carter\u2019s Inc. gave less than $20,000 in federal contributions total.<\/p>\n

Coca-Cola, on the other hand, which also deployed its team of Washington lobbyists to defeat anti-slave labor legislation in November, upped its Democrat donations to more than $700,000 in 2020 from less than $500,000 in 2018. The company lowered its contributions to Republicans by nearly $250,000, giving $600,000 to Republicans in 2018 and around $350,000 to GOP candidates in last year\u2019s cycle.<\/p>\n

The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act never received a vote in the upper chamber. Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio reintroduced<\/a> the bill in the Senate earlier this year.<\/p>\n

Eric Swalwell As An Emblem Of Chinese Influence Within The Democratic Party<\/strong><\/p>\n

Concerns over Chinese influence corrupting the Democratic Party came into full bloom last fall.<\/p>\n

In December, California Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell, who sits on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence with access to the nation\u2019s top secrets, was reported as cultivating a close relationship with a Chinese spy. The since-vanished Chinese national, Christine Fang, or Fang Fang, was tasked with developing intimate relationships with U.S. politicians to gain proximity to political power.<\/p>\n

Throughout 2011 to 2015, Fang Fang\u2019s targets included California Bay Area politicians, including Swalwell, for whom she fundraised in 2014. Swalwell\u2019s office refused comment<\/a> on whether the relationship became sexual.<\/p>\n

House Republican Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy called on Swalwell to be removed from the Intelligence Committee after an FBI briefing with Speaker Nancy Pelosi.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe should not be on Intel,\u201d McCarthy said<\/a> as he left the meeting with intelligence officials. \u201cI just think there are definitely 200 other Democrats that I know could fill that place.\u201d<\/p>\n

Democrats, however, came to Swalwell\u2019s defense, and he remains on the Intelligence Committee today. A senior staffer on Capitol Hill told The Federalist the level of concern related to Chinese influence infiltrating the Democratic Party is an \u201ceight and a half\u201d on a scale of one to ten.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhen you have Pelosi and the DNC having a fundraiser where you have CCP members at the fundraiser, [it\u2019s] just not good,\u201d said the person, who asked to remain anonymous to discuss matters of intelligence openly.<\/p>\n

Beijing Bidens<\/strong><\/p>\n

Chinese influence over the Biden family has remained a primary area of concern since the new president entered the crowded Democratic primary in the spring of 2019.<\/p>\n

While President Joe Biden was vice president, his son, Hunter, had been leveraging the family name to engage in potentially criminal business ventures with Chinese leaders. In 2013, Hunter flew aboard Air Force Two on a trip to Beijing with his vice president father. Then followed a series of meetings with powerful Chinese businessmen while Hunter built a global private equity firm that included approval for a Chinese business license for a firm known as BHR. Hunter was one of its nine directors.<\/p>\n

A Wall Street Journal analysis<\/a> of the firm\u2019s finances show the company channeled at least $2.5 billion into automotive, energy, mining, and technology deals on behalf of its investors, prioritizing overseas projects. One included a joint acquisition of the Michigan motor company Henniges in 2015, marking<\/a> \u201cthe biggest Chinese investment into U.S. automotive manufacturing assets to date.\u201d<\/p>\n

Interest in the Biden family\u2019s connections with China peaked in the final weeks of the presidential campaign last fall however when a business partner-turned-whistleblower named Tony Bobulinski declared the Democratic nominee is \u201ccompromised<\/a>\u201d by the Chinese Communist Party.<\/p>\n

Bobulinski was recruited by Hunter to serve as the CEO of Sinohawk Holdings, another firm in partnership with the Chinese firm CEFC China Energy Co. Ltd (CEFC), led by Ye Jianming. In September, Senate investigators wrote<\/a> Ye held \u201csignificant connections\u201d to the CCP and previous affiliations with the People\u2019s Liberation Party.<\/p>\n

Bobulinski spoke on the heels of a blockbuster expos\u00e9 series in the New York Post that detailed<\/a> an arrangement securing millions for the Biden family, with 10 percent set aside for Joe Biden himself for \u201cintroductions alone.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cI just don\u2019t see, given the history here and the facts, how Joe can\u2019t be influenced in some manner based on the history that they have here with CEFC,\u201d Bobulinski told Tucker Carlson on Fox News while he outlined in detail how Joe Biden was intimately involved with Hunter\u2019s overseas ventures.<\/p>\n

Senate investigators had also flagged as potential criminal activity a six-figure shopping spree arranged by Ye for Hunter Biden, Joe Biden\u2019s brother James, and James\u2019 wife Sara Biden that included extravagant items from airplane tickets to Apple products.<\/p>\n

Chinese Influence Hampers Probe Into COVID Origin<\/strong><\/p>\n

Wisconsin Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher said earlier this month he\u2019s concerned Chinese influence within the Democratic Party on Capitol Hill could prevent a genuine investigation into the origins of the novel Wuhan coronavirus.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m sensing that we\u2019re going to hit this big roadblock,\u201d Gallagher told<\/a> Federalist Publisher Ben Domenech on a Fox News podcast, \u201cwhich is the concern within a wing of the Biden administration and on the left about provoking the Chinese Communist Party.\u201d<\/p>\n

Gallagher said the risk aversion he\u2019s sensing could be a product of corporate Chinese dollars flowing into Democratic campaign coffers.<\/p>\n

\u201cI don\u2019t know if there\u2019s a financial incentive behind that or just a, \u2018Hey we don\u2019t want to wind up in a World War III,\u2019 thing behind that,\u201d Gallagher said, but \u201cat the same time we\u2019re getting very good at constantly bashing America and broadcasting to the world what an evil racist hellscape of a country this is. There\u2019s reticence to criticize the Chinese Community Party, which by the way is perpetuating a genocide right now.\u201d<\/p>\n

The disproportionate funds benefitting his Democrat colleagues, however, raise the likelihood that financial incentives are key to the Democratic Party\u2019s protection of the murderous CCP and its corporate allies\u2019 interests.<\/p>\n

https:\/\/thefederalist.com\/2021\/06\/29\/is-the-entire-democratic-party-compromised-by-china\/<\/cite><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

This article was published on June 29, 2021 by THE FEDERALIST: Is The Entire Democratic Party Compromised By China?<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

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Possibilities for Consideration: A Power Too Great<\/h2>\n

To stand against the immense power behind the technology, internet and financial organizations in charge of our government, media and education institutions we must get smarter and do it together.<\/p>\n

AwareComm\u00ae offers a platform that provides the resources and the guidance to meet this challenge.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s not just that we need a solution, in this new environment nobody will trust, everybody is angry, nobody listens, commerce stops, efficiency diminishes, nobody cares.<\/p>\n

Our culture consists of perception, attitude, thinking and behavior and we have created a culture now rooted in distrust, fear and anger.<\/p>\n

The following models illustrate the psychology of fear <\/strong>and control<\/strong>
being used to force America to its knees.<\/p>\n

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Once people are conditioned emotionally to accept fear as a foundation perception, they become willing candidates to accept the principles of control. Thus, they become slaves to the authority, that being government, propaganda or social media influence.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

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Whatever we do, however we do it, this becomes the basis for how we will build relationships at home, work, worship and play. These models will permeate all dimensions of our lives and must be reversed if our communities and our country are to survive.<\/p>\n

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The AdI™ algorithm aligns with the intent of Pope Francis's call for a 'Good Algorithm,'<\/a> to reverse the damage done by the irresponsible use of technology.<\/p>\n

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