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NEW: Just two weeks ago, Harvard partnered with a Chinese Communist Party influence group. The group has been flagged by the US government for subverting institutions to “take actions or adopt positions supportive of Beijing’s preferred policies.” Join @NatalieWinters
The group - the China United States Exchange Foundation - part of CCP’s United Front Work Department, which seeks “to co-opt and neutralize sources of potential opposition to the policies and authority of its ruling Chinese Communist Party.”
The State Department also compares the United Front to the Chinese regime’s “magic weapon” to advance its preferred policies by infiltrating academia.
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Despite these ties, CUSEF sponsored the recent 28th Harvard College China Forum.
James Chau, President of CUSEF, even spoke: “The modern story of US -China relations was about table tennis, was about two people who bumped into each other on a team bus at the world table tennis championships and from that went on to help shatter the silence that these two countries had endured for a couple of decades. It wasn't politicians, it wasn't diplomats, it wasn't traditional established leadership, it was two people who played sports, two people who represent culture.”
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The State Department also compares the United Front to the Chinese regime’s “magic weapon” to advance its preferred policies by infiltrating academia.
. . .
Despite these ties, CUSEF sponsored the recent 28th Harvard College China Forum.
James Chau, President of CUSEF, even spoke: “The modern story of US -China relations was about table tennis, was about two people who bumped into each other on a team bus at the world table tennis championships and from that went on to help shatter the silence that these two countries had endured for a couple of decades. It wasn't politicians, it wasn't diplomats, it wasn't traditional established leadership, it was two people who played sports, two people who represent culture.”
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University College London signed a memorandum with a Chinese think tank to “strengthen cooperation” and “facilitate joint research.”
The organization has been flagged by the FBI as a front group for overseas spy recruitment.
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The organization has been flagged by the FBI as a front group for overseas spy recruitment.
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University College London signed a memorandum with a Chinese think tank to “strengthen cooperation” and “facilitate joint research.” The organization has been flagged by the FBI as a front group for overseas spy recruitment. Join @NatalieWinters
The Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (SASS) has been flagged by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for its close ties to the CCP’s top spy agency: the Ministry of State Security.
The CCP is dependent upon SASS employees to serve “spotters and assessors” of potential Western spies. Ministry of State Security officers – described by the FBI as keen on “influencing the foreign policy of other countries” – have also “used SASS affiliation as cover identities.”
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SASS – which the FBI explicitly labels a “front group for Chinese intelligence collection and overseas spy recruitment” – was a key player in a 2019 criminal case involving a retired Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operative selling classified U.S. defense documents to the Chinese Communist Party.
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Despite these ties, on March 25th, Professor Mike Raco, Director of the Bartlett School of Planning and Professor Lauren Andres, Director of Research, visited SASS and held a signing ceremony with the Institute of Urban and Demographic Studies.
Professor Gan Chunhui, Executive Vice President of SASS was also in attendance.
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The CCP is dependent upon SASS employees to serve “spotters and assessors” of potential Western spies. Ministry of State Security officers – described by the FBI as keen on “influencing the foreign policy of other countries” – have also “used SASS affiliation as cover identities.”
. . .
SASS – which the FBI explicitly labels a “front group for Chinese intelligence collection and overseas spy recruitment” – was a key player in a 2019 criminal case involving a retired Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operative selling classified U.S. defense documents to the Chinese Communist Party.
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Despite these ties, on March 25th, Professor Mike Raco, Director of the Bartlett School of Planning and Professor Lauren Andres, Director of Research, visited SASS and held a signing ceremony with the Institute of Urban and Demographic Studies.
Professor Gan Chunhui, Executive Vice President of SASS was also in attendance.
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Reminder that President Trump signed an EO demanding hospitals give patients real priced - not deceptive estimates. He’s taking on surprise medical billing.
This puts patients first 👏
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This puts patients first 👏
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I wonder what the people of India would think if I moved to their country and tried to impeach their President.
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“But while The New York Times and others might mock press room queries from figures like Natalie Winters of "War Room," or podcasters like Tim Pool, those people are already doing a thousand times better covering Trump than the gentle treatment the venerated WHCA gave Biden.”
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“I was having a 30-minute convo with some Washington Post columnist explaining why we must have no foreign students at community colleges.
Then a bunch of other legacy media journalists started coming around.
By the end of it, their jaws dropped.”
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/trump-era-white-house-correspondents-dinner-1235326699/
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Then a bunch of other legacy media journalists started coming around.
By the end of it, their jaws dropped.”
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/trump-era-white-house-correspondents-dinner-1235326699/
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Rolling Stone
White House Correspondents Dinner Weekend Was the Death Knell for Traditional D.C. Media
Networks and newspapers give way to newsletters and creators. One longtime reporter summed it up: "This is the year where the transition feels real."
Media is too big
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Love the days where I get to talk about the Chinese Communist Party for 17 minutes straight!
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🚨 An organization tied to left-wing dark money network is launching the “Vaccine Integrity Project,” seeking to counter vaccine “misinformation and skepticism.”
They want to overhaul the vaccine review process.
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They want to overhaul the vaccine review process.
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Natalie Winters
🚨 An organization tied to left-wing dark money network is launching the “Vaccine Integrity Project,” seeking to counter vaccine “misinformation and skepticism.” They want to overhaul the vaccine review process. Join @NatalieWinters
The effort is supported by an unrestricted gift from Alumbra, a far-left foundation established by the widow of Walmart heir John Walton.
Alumbra has also given to groups controlled by Arabella advisors, which counts far-left megadonors like George Soros as its partners.
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The initiative is led by former FDA commissioner Margaret Hamburg and former National Academy of Medicine president Harvey Fineberg and will operate as part of the University of Minnesota's Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy.
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The Vaccine Integrity Project “aims to start meeting with medical associations, state health officials, insurers, pharmacies and others next month on steps such as establishing a network of subject matter experts to conduct science-based reviews of vaccines” per
@ axios.
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Alumbra has also given to groups controlled by Arabella advisors, which counts far-left megadonors like George Soros as its partners.
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The initiative is led by former FDA commissioner Margaret Hamburg and former National Academy of Medicine president Harvey Fineberg and will operate as part of the University of Minnesota's Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy.
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The Vaccine Integrity Project “aims to start meeting with medical associations, state health officials, insurers, pharmacies and others next month on steps such as establishing a network of subject matter experts to conduct science-based reviews of vaccines” per
@ axios.
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