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To: bkopto
The FBI is a greater threat to this country than the Chinese, IMO.

Hence the gaslighting from Wray about China.

These people take turns doing this crap.

26 posted on 02/13/2018 5:55:25 PM PST by mac_truck (aide toi et dieu t'aidera)
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To: mac_truck

WHO IS THE GREATER THREAT TO OUR DEMOCRACY...CHINA OR THE SWAMP?


29 posted on 02/13/2018 6:00:22 PM PST by Stayfree (LIBERALISM & STUPIDITY ARE BOTH INCURABLE MENTAL DISEASES OFTEN FOUND TOGETHER!)
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To: mac_truck

Woops! Asians activists already protesting...perhaps too soon and too much......rather than be grateful....

“His remarks only further insinuates that Chinese and Chinese Americans continue to be treated racially profiled as perpetual foreigners in the intelligence community,” the statement continued.

And Jason Li, who heads Stanford’s Asian American Students Association, also criticized the comments.

“We strongly denounce Director Wray’s comments, which fall in line with a long history of targeting, vilifying, and scapegoating immigrants under the cloak of national security,” he said in a statement. “International students are our friends, our colleagues, and our family...This overreach of national security harms our communities, and we condemn Wray’s statements in our fight against racial profiling and discrimination.”

OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates, a group that works on issues related to Asian American and Pacific Islanders, said in a statement that they found Wray’s comments “dishonest and insulting.”

“It is dangerous and irresponsible for him to accuse many individuals seeking a higher education, or to contribute to their field of study, of spying,” the statement said.

“His remarks only further insinuates that Chinese and Chinese Americans continue to be treated racially profiled as perpetual foreigners in the intelligence community,” the statement continued.

And Jason Li, who heads Stanford’s Asian American Students Association, also criticized the comments.

“We strongly denounce Director Wray’s comments, which fall in line with a long history of targeting, vilifying, and scapegoating immigrants under the cloak of national security,” he said in a statement. “International students are our friends, our colleagues, and our family...This overreach of national security harms our communities, and we condemn Wray’s statements in our fight against racial profiling and discrimination.”

https://www.thedailybeast.com/fbi-directors-shock-claim-chinese-students-are-a-potential-threat


35 posted on 02/13/2018 6:09:51 PM PST by caww
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