CCP KLEPTOCRACY: THE CORRUPT RISE, THE HONEST ARE SILENCED
In Taipei, Palmer Luckey contrasted mainland China and Taiwan: one system protects technology theft; the other has something the CCP cannot copy: freedom.
ICIJ reports that state-controlled ICBC promoted an executive accused of siphoning off millions. He was later convicted of taking more than $24 million in bribes.
Years earlier, Miles Guo exposed how CCP kleptocracy sustains itself: thieves at the top reward accomplices below.The most depraved rise highest. The honest are silenced. The people are robbed.
Taiwan shows what freedom makes possible. Once freed from CCP rule, China and its people can become allies of the West and defenders of freedom. #TakeDownTheCCP #FreeMilesGuo
@EricLDaugh This behavior is entirely predictable.
Let’s see how long they can hold the line. At this point, they’re only making themselves increasingly irrelevant while exposing whom they really serve: private interests, not the public.
They may be digging their own grave.
@WizarGod When I read the words, I was in tears. I thought of Miles Guo, our fellow fighters & their families, who have sacrificed so much over the past 30 years in the long struggle to take down the CCP. May God help the sons & daughters of China bring an end to CCP rule & see China free
This is bigger than politics - it’s about who America is.
Assisting the Chinese people in taking down the evil regime is both a moral cause and a strategic interest. Leaders who advance this mission will change countless lives - and history.
We the people will take down the CCP
@JillianMichaels Globalism concentrates power and resources in a highly integrated global system, often benefiting a small elite at the top.
Nationalism keeps power more decentralized within sovereign nations, closer to the people.
Gobalism = collectivist and communist ideas + market monoply
An ICIJ investigation of 4.8 million leaked records found that the world’s largest bank, ICBC, served companies linked to oligarchs, authoritarian regimes and people accused of corruption and other crimes.
After Huawei was indicted over alleged Iran sanctions violations, ICBC moved $1.3 billion in “emergency cash” for Huawei from London to China, without first informing its own financial-crime team.
And ICBC is only one pillar of the CCP-controlled banking system.
When state power, corporate power and national wealth converge, the pressure points become clear: Chinese banks. Their access to global finance. And the kleptocrats at the top.