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19 Oct: Front Page: China is Using Companies like Twitter to Interfere in the Election
Amazon, Facebook, and Twitter’s businesses are tethered to the Communist regime.
by Daniel Greenfield
But Amazon’s business in China isn’t done. To a large degree, Amazon’s business is China. Behind the smiling logo, the massive array of businesses covering everything from running the CIA’s cloud to spending $500 million to make a Lord of the Rings streaming series, are a bunch of grim offices, apartments, and warehouses in Chinese cities that make up its real business.
Three years ago, third-party sellers topped Amazon’s own sales. They now make up 58%. Who are they?...
Between 40% to 48% of top third-party sellers on Amazon are operating out of China. The massive growth in Chinese third-party sellers has been fairly recent and transformative.
What Amazon Prime members are really buying is membership in a club that helps third-party sellers from China push counterfeit and imitation products to Americans. Amazon acts as a middle man, charging Chinese sellers and American customers for handling listing, shipping and sales...
In 2014, the CIA announced a $600 million cloud contract with Amazon. Considering Amazon’s dependency on China, granting it that kind of access was an absurdly terrible idea. And yet, Amazon then went on to win a $10 billion military cloud contract that it has since fortunately lost.
Amazon’s federal contract revenues rose from $200 million in 2014 to $2 billion now. Much of that money flows to Amazon from that entity its boss’ paper calls the intelligence community.
Few have noted the curious triangle between the money flowing from the intelligence community to Amazon, and the Washington Post’s role in pushing supposed material from the intelligence community against President Trump, his trade war, and Amazon’s China business...
Amazon is hardly alone among Big Tech companies in benefiting from Trump’s defeat...
Facebook is officially banned in China, but, much like Amazon, its business comes through the Communist dictatorship.
China is Facebook’s second largest revenue source after America with $5 billion a year in ad revenue. And the social media monopoly which controls 80% of the social media market in America, keeps pleading and begging to be allowed back into China.
Why are Chinese companies advertising on a service that Chinese users are blocked from accessing through the Great Firewall? Some, like TikTok, which built its business through Facebook, are trying to reach American customers and then build their own ad business...
The real foreign election interference is coming from China. Big Tech companies are just doing the dirty work of the Communist dictatorship. China’s Communist leaders don’t even need to say anything. The message is clear. The only way forward for them is through Joe Biden...
It’s not just about the politics, it’s also about the money.
Big Tech companies are selling out our election to China the way they have our jobs. And their election interference is reaching unprecedented heights as they function like a cartel...
https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2020/10/china-using-companies-twitter-interfere-election-daniel-greenfield/
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following hour-long programme is constantly being played/promoted on BBC World Service radio, almost as if they’re encouraging Tik Tokkers to interfere in the election.
features: the Tik Tok mob who faked the Trump Tulsa rally invite numbers;
loads of time for Matt Little, Minnesota Senator (Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party)...
Theo Bertram, TikTok’s director of government relations and public, former advisor to British Labour Prime Ministers, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, who worked for 8 years-plus for GOOGLE (LinkedIn):
AUDIO: 52m59s: 17 Oct: BBC Documentary: The Tik Tok Election
TikTok has become one of the political stories in the run up to the US elections, exposing America’s distrust of China. But its users and influencers could help decide who takes the White House. Journalist Sophia Smith Galer enters the hype houses of TikTok to find out how influential it really is.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct1643