Confronting Communist China

Shujun Wang is a naturalized U.S. citizen of Chinese descent. He is a scholar of East Asia studies, and he founded an organization in New York dedicated to promoting freedom in communist China. For years, Wang was known as one of the leading advocates for democracy in China.

Incredibly, it turns out that Wang was actually a spy for the Chinese Communist Party for at least the past decade. Instead of helping to promote democracy in China, he was collecting information on leading Chinese dissidents in the United States and reporting it to agents of China’s Ministry of State Security. 

Once again, we have clear evidence that the communist regime in Beijing is not a “trading partner,” but an enemy. That should be obvious to everyone. It is COMMUNIST China after all.

They have infiltrated the United States in multiple ways. They corrupt our colleges.

They hack our businesses and government agencies.

They have attempted to sabotage our critical infrastructure. They have the audacity to set up “police stations” in our country. And they compromise our politicians at every level.

While the Biden administration obsesses over Russia and Ukraine, a much greater threat is growing in communist China.