What Led the Chinese Government to infiltrate America?

And as it carved a trail across the country, Americans only became more indignant. How could China behave so arrogantly inside of our borders?

53 percent of Americans still thought favorably of their country as late as 2018. Early in 2023, that had dropped to 15%. (Photo: LinkedIn)

Americans see China as the US’s biggest enemy

An article from Kite and Key Media, stated that, which, if China hadn’t been performing significantly worse for a considerable amount of time, would have been a completely legitimate question.

You are aware of the stereotype. Americans are no longer able to agree on anything. There is, however, at least one significant exception to this rule. Americans from all political backgrounds agree that China is a problem.

53 percent of Americans still thought favorably of their country as late as 2018. Early in 2023, that had dropped to 15%.

Seriously. Gum disorders can poll better than others. Additionally, polls indicates that Americans see China as the US’s biggest enemy by a significant margin.

You could argue that we’re being overly cautious, but the Chinese leadership is open about wanting to overtake the United States as the world’s superpower over the next 25 years. Given that we presently hold that position, this is not exactly a sign that they want to be allies.

Now, there are several apparent actions you need to perform if you want to be the dominant power in the globe. Create a huge economy. Create a strong military. Take the food from every other nation and make it a mid-market chain.

Okay, so we might be the last one. However, if your government is totalitarian like China’s, achieving #1 also necessitates doing all in your power to discredit anyone who might disagree with you. And an astonishing amount of this activity takes place right here in the United States.

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China maintains comparable facilities in 53 different nations worldwide

To avoid sounding overly dramatic, remember that the Chinese government has practically been operating its own “police stations”—those are the words of the FBI director, not those of us in the United States.

And according to evidence conducted by human rights activists, China maintains comparable facilities in 53 different nations worldwide. Over 230,000 expats were “persuaded to return” to China as a result, frequently by making threats against family members who were still living there, in order to face probable criminal charges.

The Chinese government has exerted influence on our soil numerous times, and this is far from the only instance.

In actuality, the Chinese government is becoming more at ease with utilizing social media as a weapon.

Kite and Key Media has emphasized that for criticizing Western governments, Chinese diplomats frequently receive large followings on Twitter, advancing their agenda directly into your feed. But according to a study by the Associated Press and Oxford University, up to 50% of that activity originates from phony accounts that are probably connected to the Chinese government.

YouTube announced that approximately 53,000 channels had been removed in 2022 as a result of Chinese influence efforts.

Moreover, it goes beyond social media. Millions of dollars have been spent by the Chinese government to get its propaganda into periodicals like the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, and Time magazine, where you frequently wouldn’t even realize that it isn’t actual news.

In addition to coercion and media slanting, Chinese economic espionage has a long history.

So, no, Americans aren’t just overly concerned about China. We’ve never had to deal with a foe quite like this. It’s not like the Soviet Union had a stranglehold on our economy and culture even during the Cold War.

Though China? They are able to affect us so greatly within our borders that we could not even be aware of when we are being misled. And since our economies are intertwined, removing that impact will probably take time and money, says LinkedIn.

So, until that time, we must all exercise caution. We must closely monitor the Chinese regime. And we have to be extremely cautious about where we purchase the supplies for our submarines.

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