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[China’s “Water Army” (paid internet propagandists) has shown up in this Free Republic thread.

https://www.chinalawblog.com/2019/11/how-to-conduct-business-with-chinese-companies-that-see-a-dark-future.html]

Thanks for the link. I read the blog every so often, but haven’t read it in a year or so. These guys are in the trenches fighting the good fight for American business people trying to stay financially afloat in an ocean of Chinese scammers.

Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass is condemning a decision by a board overseeing U.S. government employees’ savings to allow investment in Chinese companies.

“Foreign entities should be forced to follow basic U.S. securities laws,” Bass, founder of Hayman Capital Management, said via email ahead of a Thursday morning briefing in Washington. Bass said that Chinese companies now raise money, in U.S. dollars, from U.S. investors without complying with Dodd-Frank regulations or submitting to audits by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, or PCAOB.

“The fact that the U.S. Thrift Savings Plan is forcing active and retired U.S. military officers to invest into Chinese companies that build the concentration camps and the surveillance systems in Xinjiang, that build the Chinese military vessels and Chinese missile systems (building the military threat against U.S. troops) is a severe national security threat for our country,” Bass said. “Our military is funding the Orwellian nightmare that the Chinese Communist Party has created for its people. This must stop.”

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-11-14/kyle-bass-says-military-must-stop-funding-china-nightmare

https://twitter.com/Jkylebass

A group of peasant soldiers was marching somewhere in China long ago.

"What's the penalty for arriving late?"

"Death."

"What's the penalty for rebelling?"

"Death."

"Hey brothers! I got news for you! We're late!"