Very interesting content otherwise, I remember the seal issue being something very controversial too when other companies went there (I believe it was regarding Intel, that was maybe 15 years ago). To this day it still is a pretty prevalent issue when doing local branches in China.
What are the evidence of this? Other than him being self interested and commit misconduct.
There is the loophole for "representing interests of a foreign principal before US government officials" though, so I guess this is written broadly enough to snag anyone who may step on some toes.
Yes, CCP bad.
Guantanamo is an embarrassment but it isn't even close to the Xinjiang camps
That's not nearly as bad as the 16 billion Uighurs the Chinese have in camps right now.
Just say you don't care. The most unbearing thing for us is that you claim to care while brutalizing and fetishizing others to justify your own crusade.
You've probably already thought of multiple excuses, because you've been conditioned not to think of immigrants in concentration camps as people.
You are correct. I don't find that in any way to be a compelling argument.
The author clearly suggests this American CEO is a "loyal CCP" agent. I am just curious how did she/he spot him?