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We are concerned Americans from all walks of life who have come together in opposition to the dramatically increasing drive toward confrontation between the United States and China. We have launched a new effort called Pivot to Peace to educate and mobilize public opinion about the benefits of a policy that facilitates cooperation and mutual respect between the United States and China.
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The Washington Post’s Witch Hunt on Chinese Americans
The Washington Post’s Witch Hunt on Chinese Americans

A recent Washington Post article was entitled, “How China extended its repression into an American city.”   In a Sept. 6, 2024 piece, the Post alleges that during 2023’s APEC summit in San Francisco, Chinese American community groups and leaders welcoming Chinese president Xi Jinping — under the direction of the Communist Party of China (CPC)  — violently attacked those anti-China groups who came to protest Xi Jinping’s visit.  This, the Post states, is all part of a Chinese governmental shadowy plot of transnational repression, directing those within “diaspora groups” to quash dissident anti-China voices overseas.  But it is the exact […]

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In Every Way, China Is More Than the U.S. Can Handle
In Every Way, China Is More Than the U.S. Can Handle

The Biden Administration’s style of international diplomacy has been reduced to simply making loud demands and carrying a wiffleball bat. In the case with China, it’s “if you do not do this or that we will punish you in ways to be specified later.” Prior to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen landing in China, she declared to the world that China is guilty of making too many products that the world wants to buy and selling them way too cheaply. The new creative terminology she used was “overcapacity,” and she threatened more tariffs if China does not cease and desist. Yellen […]

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Hong Kong’s Article 23 Security Law with Judge Julie Tang & Prof. Ken Hammond
Hong Kong’s Article 23 Security Law with Judge Julie Tang & Prof. Ken Hammond

Hong Kong’s local security law, Article 23, is explained by retired San Francisco Superior Court Judge Julie Tang and New Mexico State University Professor Ken Hammond. They explain the legal aspects as well as the historical context and compare it to security laws in the US and UK.

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Hong Kong’s 2019 Protests – The People’s Story
Hong Kong’s 2019 Protests – The People’s Story

It has been almost 5 years since the Oct 2019 riots in Hong Kong. The Western media continues to talk about the protests as peaceful demonstrations for democracy. But the facts – seldom covered by the Western mainstream media – don’t seem to support the image of peaceful protests. Hong Kong is my original hometown, and having visited it since the protests, I found a very different story told by friends and family, ordinary people from taxi drivers to working professionals, and news reports written and videotaped in a wide range of Chinese language media.

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