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天地不仁，以萬物為芻狗；聖人不仁，以百姓為芻狗。

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@SpoxCHN_LinJian 1. 別總把自己說成中國，你黨有沒有執政合法性你們心裡沒有B數？
2. 把自己說的跟人似的，你們做的那些爛事，地球人都知道。
3. 要打就趕緊打，這套話術說了幾十年了，一點長進都沒有。
4. 一涉及你黨切身利益的時候就把人民拎出來，我们不做你肉盾。
5. 我支持台灣獨立

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@vonderleyen Madam von der Leyen, the United Nations you support has sadly been deeply influenced by the CCP and no longer stands for its original principles.

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Sharp and comprehensive. The CCP’s infiltration is no secret anymore. The Trump administration must lead the charge to cut every tie and starve this regime of power.

[Bin Xie @bxieus]

The city of Philadelphia has been celebrating CCP China’s National Day for years. Last month the CCP Committee of Congress called it off, finally. That’s just one small example of CCP infiltration into America. The situation today is far more serious. Let’s take an overall look at the CCP’s expanding influence in the U.S..

In reality, the CCP’s influence in Philadelphia has now surpassed that of President Trump. Through high-profile flag-raising ceremonies and other public events, the CCP openly flaunts its success in political infiltration and seeks to intimidate the United States with displays of dominance.

The Scope of CCP Overseas Influence Operations:

The CCP’s overseas infiltration efforts are complex and systematic, spanning political, diplomatic, economic, academic, media, cultural, and security domains.

I. Political and Diplomatic Influence
1. United Front Operations
Through overseas Chinese associations, chambers of commerce, hometown societies, and cultural organizations, the CCP integrates Chinese communities abroad into its united-front system.

It cultivates local politicians, funds ethnic Chinese candidates, and seeks to shape political outcomes favorable to Beijing.

2. Political-Party Infiltration
The CCP maintains close ties with political parties, influencing policy through political donations (often via legal loopholes), academic exchanges, and mutual visits.
In some cases, “think tank collaborations” are used to promote narratives aligned with CCP interests.

II. Economic and Financial Leverage

1. Strategic Investment and Acquisitions

Chinese enterprises—especially state-owned ones—pursue overseas acquisitions in sectors such as energy, technology, media, ports, and telecommunications with clear geopolitical objectives.
Investment projects often include implicit political conditions designed to create dependency relationships.

2. Financial Operations and Influence
Through state-owned banks and Belt and Road lending programs, Beijing exerts economic leverage over recipient nations.
In some democracies, Chinese enterprises covertly fund research institutions, media outlets, or politicians to shape local discourse and policy.

III. Academic and Educational Spheres

1. Confucius Institutes and Classrooms

Promoted under the banner of language and cultural exchange, Confucius Institutes frequently impose censorship on sensitive topics such as Xinjiang, Tibet, Taiwan, and the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Host universities are often pressured to maintain a “friendly environment” toward Beijing.

2. Research Funding and Collaboration
By sponsoring academic programs, scholarships, and visiting scholar positions, the CCP fosters financial dependency among certain academics.
Universities and research institutions, in turn, practice self-censorship to avoid violating CCP “red lines.”

IV. Media and Information Warfare
1. State-Controlled Media Expansion
Chinese state media outlets—including CGTN, Xinhua, and China Daily—operate global bureaus to disseminate CCP narratives through foreign-language programming.
They also purchase space in local newspapers and sponsor editorial columns to amplify Beijing’s messaging.
2. Social Media Manipulation and Cyber Operations
The CCP deploys online “troll armies” and fake accounts on platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube to spread pro-Beijing propaganda and sow division within democratic societies.
Dissidents and human-rights activists are often targeted for harassment and disinformation campaigns.

V. Overseas Chinese Communities and Civil Organizations

1. Infiltration of Chinese Associations
Many local Chinese associations are expected to operate under the guidance of the CCP’s United Front Work Department.
These groups play mobilizing roles during cultural events, political demonstrations, and other public activities.
2. Religious Institutions
The CCP also seeks to influence Chinese churches and Buddhist organizations abroad, promoting “patriotic religion” concepts while monitoring religious practitioners.

VI. Technology and Security Penetration

1. Technology Acquisition
Talent recruitment programs such as the “Thousand Talents Plan” are used to attract or co-opt scientists and researchers.
Chinese students, visiting scholars, and corporate collaborations are leveraged to obtain sensitive technologies.
2. Intelligence and Surveillance Operations
Reports have surfaced of secret CCP “police stations” established overseas to monitor and intimidate dissidents.
Chinese activists, Tibetans, Uyghurs, and pro-democracy figures abroad are often tracked, harassed, or have family members in China threatened.

VII. Cultural and Soft Power Strategies

1. Film, Sports, and Entertainment
By investing in Hollywood productions and sponsoring major sports events, Beijing pressures producers to avoid negative portrayals of China.
Influencers and celebrities are enlisted to cultivate a “pro-China” atmosphere in global pop culture.
2. Public Diplomacy and City Partnerships
Through cultural festivals, exhibitions, and “sister-city” programs, the CCP promotes a positive image of China and normalizes engagement on its terms.

In conclusion, the CCP’s global influence campaign is a coordinated and multifaceted effort that often operates under the guise of cultural exchange, economic cooperation, and academic collaboration. Its true objectives are to shape international opinion, fragment opposition networks, and weaken the policy independence of democratic nations.

Effective countermeasures include:

Strengthening foreign investment scrutiny and transparency requirements;

Enacting anti-foreign interference legislation (as seen in Australia and the U.S.);

Promoting transparency in funding sources across academia and the media.

Washington must prioritize dismantling the China–Iran espionage network, as these “agents and soldiers” are believed to be embedded in major U.S. cities, poised to act when the opportunity arises.

The Trump admin must respond decisively—cutting off the CCP’s funding channels and influence networks—to safeguard national security.

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@Jay83214566 The CCP loves to play the saint in public, but acts like the devil in the dark.

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@GordonGChang @HuXijin_GT Some Chinese netizens call @HuXijin_GT “胡叼盘” (Hu Diao Pan) — meaning he eagerly defends the Party’s line, like a loyal dog fetching a frisbee. Given his devotion, surely none of his family live in the U.S., right?

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@Jkylebass @globaltimesnews Xi has a perfect record — of making the wrong decision every single time.

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@winosaur32286 一群狗而已，你要是真的在意他們的每句話，那你把他們當人了

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@dayangelcp 習皇又贏麻了！

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@IsraelinChina 如此可愛的孩子映照著哈馬斯惡魔一樣的嘴臉！

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@IsraelinChina 哈馬斯是不會釋放人質的，也不會同意川普總統的20條，不要相信他們，他們和他們背後的操縱的團伙-中共一樣沒有毫無底限

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@IsraelinChina 哈瑪斯是世界上最殘暴的恐怖組織，而中共是恐怖組織幕後黑手。習進平和中共資助恐怖分子，滲透各國政府與聯合國，企圖孤立以色列、動搖民主國家，威脅整個自由世界的安全與價值。

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@committeeonccp Xi and the CCP have done so much damage in the U.S. — you think it was only to steal your industry and know-how? Xi aims to wipe out America! To throw the whole world into chaos! To turn the Earth into a terrorists’ playground!

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@GordonGChang As long as the CCP regime does not end, it will continue to pose a threat to people all over the world.

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@SecWar Unless the CCP is eliminated, these kinds of problems will never stop. Today it’s fentanyl; tomorrow it will be some other new synthetic drug.

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@WhiteHouse @POTUS Please do not forget the virus attack launched by the CCP. It was also a war, but one waged against all humanity!

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@JamieMetzl The CCP bears responsibility for the deaths of millions worldwide from the coronavirus. The CCP must face trial for its crimes against humanity, and Xi Jinping himself must be brought to justice without delay.

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@SenMarcoRubio Ending evil regimes and bringing to justice the leaders guilty of crimes against humanity is the unshirkable responsibility of the United States, as the beacon of freedom.

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@RJDAIGOGO 14億中國人自己的命運自己都無法決定，還去決定台灣人的命運，不知道妳是個弱智還是他媽的壞

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@realcaixia 共匪不要臉的事情做多了，這才哪到哪

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@liangziyueqian1 流氓與流氓之間只有利益，表面一起閱兵可各自都心懷鬼胎、相互利用罷了。前蘇聯珍寶島要核中國，而他解體前不也被共匪擺了一道，普京難道就不知道共匪這個流氓不講契約沒有底限？如果有更大的利益擺在普京面前的時候， 我相信死的最慘的還是那個豬頭！