Pompeo slams 'communist' China in fiery speech, says US must 'confront challenges' from Beijing 'hea

[beijingwalker]

The US should officially classify the People's Oppression Army as a terrorist organization, much like they did with the Iranian IRGC. The CCP is nothing but a rehash of the 1930s NSDAP, hated both in and outside of China by the freedom-loving peoples of the world.

Don't be fooled by these China-supporters on PDF; they have to spew the stuff they write because they are forced by the government to write good things about China on Internet forums and chat boards - otherwise, they risk actual jail time.

45 percent of respondents in 26 large countries interviewed between May and August last year said that the United States posed “a major threat to our country,” only 36 percent said the same about Russia and 35 percent about China.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...ore-threatened-by-us-than-by-china-or-russia/
This biggest threat to the world should be classify a terrorist organization, it's been terrorizing the globe for decades already.

 

[OIO]

Pompeo slams 'communist' China in fiery speech, says US must 'confront challenges' from Beijing 'head-on'
By Liam Quinn | Fox News
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered a fiery speech Wednesday night, describing how America has “taken on the challenge” posed by the “communist government” in China.

Speaking while receiving the Hudson Institute’s 2019 Herman Kahn Award in New York City, Pompeo said it's time to realize “the degree to which the Communist Party is hostile to the United States and our values” -- and thanked President Trump for helping to highlight the issue.

“China’s Communist Party leaders have made clear that they want to achieve primacy in the world,” Pompeo said.

“They’re reaching for it using methods that have created challenges for the United States and the world.

“We collectively need to confront these challenges from [China] head-on – in all their many facets.

“It is no longer realistic to ignore the fundamental differences between our two systems, and the impact that these differences may have on the United States.”

After joking about how the explosive remarks marked a departure from the norm in traditional American foreign policy, Pompeo continued: “We’ve been slow to see the risk China poses to American national security because we wanted friendship with the People’s Republic from the very start. We still hope for it.

“But, in our efforts to achieve this goal, we accommodated and encouraged China’s rise for decades – even at the expense of American values, and security, and good sense.

“We did everything we could to accommodate China’s rise, in the hope that Communist China would become more free, market-driven, and ultimately, hopefully, more democratic.

“We did this for a long time.”

The secretary of state continued, accusing China of engaging in “unfair and predatory economic practices,” before promoting a new trade deal between the communist country and the U.S.

“Phase one of the trade deal is a great first step. We’re not just bringing fairness back into our economic relationship. We’re showing that there’s common ground to be had,” he said.

He wrapped the speech by saying Americans should want to see a prosperous, thriving China -- but a fair one.

“Above all, we as Americans must engage China as it is, not as we wish it to be,” he said.

Pompeo’s fiery remarks came amid tense relations between the two nations, with China’s defense minister swiping at U.S. foreign policy earlier this month by vowing “no one and no force” will get in the way of his country’s annexation of Taiwan -- and any nation that tried to do so was “doomed to failure.”

Gen. Wei Fenghe did not refer directly to the U.S. during his opening remarks at the Chinese-sponsored Xiangshan Forum, but he did recite some of Beijing's talking points against Washington and its Western allies, the Associated Press reported.

"No one and no force will be able to stop the course" of China's annexation of Taiwan, Wei said at the security conference in Beijing. “Reunification of the motherland is a justified course and separatist activities are doomed to failure."

Taiwan, a former Japanese colony, split from China amid civil war in 1949 and has enjoyed strong U.S. military and diplomatic backing, despite the lack of formal ties.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mike-pompeo-communist-china-beijing-challenges-head-on

There is no simple way to defeat China, as time goes by US will face more domestic problems.

 

[casual]

The US should officially classify the People's Oppression Army as a terrorist organization, much like they did with the Iranian IRGC. The CCP is nothing but a rehash of the 1930s NSDAP, hated both in and outside of China by the freedom-loving peoples of the world.

Don't be fooled by these China-supporters on PDF; they have to spew the stuff they write because they are forced by the government to write good things about China on Internet forums and chat boards - otherwise, they risk actual jail time.

nope people in china love the ccp. of course you wouldn't know that with all the anti china propaganda on cable news in the west.

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

Pompeo slams 'communist' China in fiery speech, says US must 'confront challenges' from Beijing 'head-on'
By Liam Quinn | Fox News
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered a fiery speech Wednesday night, describing how America has “taken on the challenge” posed by the “communist government” in China.

Speaking while receiving the Hudson Institute’s 2019 Herman Kahn Award in New York City, Pompeo said it's time to realize “the degree to which the Communist Party is hostile to the United States and our values” -- and thanked President Trump for helping to highlight the issue.

“China’s Communist Party leaders have made clear that they want to achieve primacy in the world,” Pompeo said.

“They’re reaching for it using methods that have created challenges for the United States and the world.

“We collectively need to confront these challenges from [China] head-on – in all their many facets.

“It is no longer realistic to ignore the fundamental differences between our two systems, and the impact that these differences may have on the United States.”

After joking about how the explosive remarks marked a departure from the norm in traditional American foreign policy, Pompeo continued: “We’ve been slow to see the risk China poses to American national security because we wanted friendship with the People’s Republic from the very start. We still hope for it.

“But, in our efforts to achieve this goal, we accommodated and encouraged China’s rise for decades – even at the expense of American values, and security, and good sense.

“We did everything we could to accommodate China’s rise, in the hope that Communist China would become more free, market-driven, and ultimately, hopefully, more democratic.

“We did this for a long time.”

The secretary of state continued, accusing China of engaging in “unfair and predatory economic practices,” before promoting a new trade deal between the communist country and the U.S.

“Phase one of the trade deal is a great first step. We’re not just bringing fairness back into our economic relationship. We’re showing that there’s common ground to be had,” he said.

He wrapped the speech by saying Americans should want to see a prosperous, thriving China -- but a fair one.

“Above all, we as Americans must engage China as it is, not as we wish it to be,” he said.

Pompeo’s fiery remarks came amid tense relations between the two nations, with China’s defense minister swiping at U.S. foreign policy earlier this month by vowing “no one and no force” will get in the way of his country’s annexation of Taiwan -- and any nation that tried to do so was “doomed to failure.”

Gen. Wei Fenghe did not refer directly to the U.S. during his opening remarks at the Chinese-sponsored Xiangshan Forum, but he did recite some of Beijing's talking points against Washington and its Western allies, the Associated Press reported.

"No one and no force will be able to stop the course" of China's annexation of Taiwan, Wei said at the security conference in Beijing. “Reunification of the motherland is a justified course and separatist activities are doomed to failure."

Taiwan, a former Japanese colony, split from China amid civil war in 1949 and has enjoyed strong U.S. military and diplomatic backing, despite the lack of formal ties.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mike-pompeo-communist-china-beijing-challenges-head-on

I hope they do something for Uighurs too

 

[Dungeness]

The US should officially classify the People's Oppression Army as a terrorist organization, much like they did with the Iranian IRGC. The CCP is nothing but a rehash of the 1930s NSDAP, hated both in and outside of China by the freedom-loving peoples of the world.

Don't be fooled by these China-supporters on PDF; they have to spew the stuff they write because they are forced by the government to write good things about China on Internet forums and chat boards - otherwise, they risk actual jail time.

You should really read the following article, so you won't say such mindless things like above again, which made you look like an average brainwashed Tom, Joe and Dick.

"What, in your view, is the biggest misconception about China in the West?

The single biggest misconception is that you have a wicked government and a good people. The Chinese have had 3,000 years for the government and the people to shape each other."--------David P Goldman, “Spengler.”

Asia Times | ‘You can never be China’s friend’: Spengler | Article

 

[beijingwalker]

China blasts US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for 'vicious' speech against Beijing
Updated Oct 31, 2019 | 16:22 IST | AFP
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo nonetheless said that the United States did not seek confrontation but rather still wanted to encourage a more "liberalised" China.

Beijing slammed US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday for a speech it said had "viciously attacked" China. In the latest hawkish take on China by President Donald Trump's administration, Pompeo Wednesday called Beijing "truly hostile" to the United States, and vowed to ramp up pressure on China on multiple fronts.

In response Beijing rounded on his comments Thursday, which it said revealed "arrogance and fear." "This deliberate distortion of the facts and slandering of China's domestic and foreign policies fully exposes the deep political bias and anti-communist mindset of a small number of US politicians," said foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang at a press briefing.

"Pompeo's speech viciously attacked the Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese government," added Geng. In his talk at the conservative Hudson Institute in New York, Pompeo highlighted China's clampdown on Hong Kong protests and incarceration of Uighur Muslims, and said Beijing was seeking international domination.

Rights groups say more than one million Uighurs and other mostly Muslim ethnic minorities have been rounded up in internment camps in Xinjiang. After initially denying their existence, Beijing now defends the camps as "vocational education centres" that counter religious extremism and terrorism.

"The Chinese Communist Party is offering its people and the world an entirely different model of governance -- it's one in which a Leninist party rules and everyone must think and act according to the will of the Communist elites," Pompeo said.

"That's not a future that I want... and it's not a future that the freedom-loving people of China" want, he said. At a dinner attended by Henry Kissinger, the apostle of realpolitik who negotiated the US normalisation of ties with Beijing, Pompeo said Washington had long been too easy on China in hopes that it would transform.

"Today we're finally realising the degree to which the Chinese Communist Party is truly hostile to the United States and our values," Pompeo said. Pompeo nonetheless said that the United States did not seek confrontation but rather still wanted to encourage a more "liberalised" China. His remarks come amid a simmering trade war between the two countries, which Trump has voiced hope of resolving.

https://www.timesnownews.com/intern...peo-for-vicious-speech-against-beijing/510012

 

[FedererExpress]

Communist China is an existential threat to the free world. CCP is a bigger threat to the world than what the Nazi Party was. You will see more countries unite together against Communist China in the years ahead. China has no values that people around the world look up to. For all the faults of the American government, their country has values that people like. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, free press, freedom to protest, no mass censorship, government is elected by the people, multicultural society, rule of law, etc. China will never have any of these as long as the CCP remains in power.

 

[beijingwalker]

Communist China is an existential threat to the free world. CCP is a bigger threat to the world than what the Nazi Party was. You will see more countries unite together against Communist China in the years ahead. China has no values that people around the world look up to. For all the faults of the American government, their country has values that people like. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, free press, freedom to protest, no mass censorship, government is elected by the people, multicultural society, rule of law, etc. China will never have any of these as long as the CCP remains in power.

You only see more and more countries united around China , cause all countries and nations know the ultimate freedom is freedom of not being interfered, invaded and bombed by foreign powers.

 

[LKJ86]

Communist China is an existential threat to the free world. CCP is a bigger threat to the world than what the Nazi Party was. You will see more countries unite together against Communist China in the years ahead. China has no values that people around the world look up to. For all the faults of the American government, their country has values that people like. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, free press, freedom to protest, no mass censorship, government is elected by the people, multicultural society, rule of law, etc. China will never have any of these as long as the CCP remains in power.

 

[dalvash]

China don't care. China still cool.

 

[maximuswarrior]

More frustration from the fat American.

 

[beijingwalker]

USA: 'Freedom-loving people of China' don't want 'Marxist-Leninist' rulers – Pompeo

 

[FedererExpress]

You only see more and more countries united around China , cause all countries and nations know the ultimate freedom is freedom of not being interfered, invaded and bombed by foreign powers.

Country A vs Country B
Freedom of speech: Yes vs No
Freedom of religion: Yes vs No
Freedom of press: Yes vs No
Mass censorship: No vs Yes
Social credit system: No vs Yes
Elected government: Yes vs No
Multicultural society: Yes vs No
Rule of law: Yes vs No
Organ harvesting: No vs Yes
Polluted air: No vs Yes
Concentration camps: No vs Yes

Give a choice to any human being and they will choose Country A over Country B.

 

[beijingwalker]

Country A vs Country B
Freedom of speech: Yes vs No
Freedom of religion: Yes vs No
Freedom of press: Yes vs No
Mass censorship: No vs Yes
Social credit system: No vs Yes
Elected government: Yes vs No
Multicultural society: Yes vs No
Rule of law: Yes vs No
Organ harvesting: No vs Yes
Polluted air: No vs Yes
Concentration camps: No vs Yes

Give a choice to any human being and they will choose Country A over Country B.

How come more countries think US is world biggest enemy? In term of standard of living, that's true China is still a developing country, in that regard, there are many countries people like to live in more than US as well.

 

[Nilgiri]

US is crying over spilt milk like a brat still. If it mean what it says it did so much stupid crap regarding this matter since the 80s.

Worse is the preaching/prescribing attitude about it.