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Who is Really Funding China’s Military Buildup?
The People’s Republic is amassing a vast array of warships, bombers and other aircraft, missiles, tanks, etc. as part of its bid to dominate the world. We are the intended target of these weapons and other techniques Chinese strategists call “unrestricted warfare.” Millions of American investors are unknowingly paying for these threats through their purchase of Chinese stocks and bonds. That is intolerable. It must end.
That is especially so since Chinese corporations that are getting money from Wall Street can do so without having to conform to the same rules their American counterparts must play by. Our companies have to be transparent, properly audited and willing to disclose fully material risks. The CCP’s companies don’t.
Compilation of Key References on Divesting from China
PresentDangerChina.org:
- Unrestricted warfare—an overview by Kevin Freeman – September 2, 2020
- The CCP’s response to U.S. warning against investing in China: Doubling Down—seeking even more money from U.S. investors – August 26, 2020
- Bankrolling the enemy: malevolent Chinese companies benefit from both U.S. taxpayer support and access to America’s capital markets – August 18, 2020
- Trump urges U.S. investors not to invest in Chinese military Companies, pledges “tangible action” to stop it – July 16, 2020
- Anti-China group urges Trump administration to block Chinese companies from U.S. markets – June 12, 2020
- Joint letter calls on SEC and PCAOB to ensure China complies with U.S. securities laws and regulations – May 17, 2020
- President Trump channels his inner Reagan – May 15, 2020
- Trump crushes TSP Decision – May 12, 2020
- Open letter to President Trump: don’t fund our enemies – April 27, 2020
- Stop Underwriting the Present–and Growing Danger–Post by Communist China – March 27, 2020
- Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin calls Chinese penetration of wall street indexes a “bigger financial threat than Coronavirus” – March 18, 2020
- Compromised board commits government employees to underwriting malevolent Chinese companies – November 18, 2019
- Absence of National Security Review underscores dangers of military, others’ compulsory investment in Chinese companies – October 7, 2019
SecureFreedom.org:
- Unplug XPeng’s New York IPO – August 26, 2020
- Kevin Freeman explains the unrestricted warfare tactics of the Chinese Communist Party – August 11, 2020
- Kevin Freeman explains the various risks associated with investing in Chinese companies – July 16, 2020
- Roger Robinson on Chinese People’s Liberation Army companies operating in the United States – July 14, 2020
- Committee-sponsored joint letter calls on SEC, PCAOB to ensure China complies with U.S. securities laws and regulations – May 18, 2020
- Expert CPDC panel addresses victory on the Thrift Savings Plan, commends President Trump & team for his resolve, decision – May 14, 2020
- Roger Robinson on federal retirement funds should not fund China’s regime – May 6, 2020
- Roger Robinson urges the U.S. to stop funding the Chinese Communist Party – April 17, 2020
- Here’s an idea: Let’s reward China for its pandemic – April 17, 2020
Additional Resources:
- A1 – Communist China and the Free World’s Future – July 23, 2020
- A2 – Attorney General William P. Barr delivers remarks on China policy at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum – July 16, 2020
- A3 – The threat posed by the Chinese Government and the Chinese Communist Party to the economic and national security of the United States – July 7, 2020
- A4 – Letter from Under Secretary of State Keith Krach to Business Leaders on Xinjiang Supply Chain Business Advisory – July 1, 2020
- A5 – The Chinese Communist Party’s ideology and global ambitions [National Security Advisor, Robert O’Brien] – June 24, 2020
- A6 – The China Communications Construction Company [CCCC] Risk Tracker from the RWR [Roger W. Robinson, Jr.] Advisory Group
- A7 – Military and Security Developments Involving the People’s Republic of China 2020 – September 1, 2020
- A8 – CPDC Position Paper on U.S. Energy, Financial, and Economic Challenges and Opportunities – August 10, 2020 [attachment A8]
