| Home page To receive this publication via e-mail, click here. The Week�s Links: Feature and Opinion Pieces on Communist China October 31, 2003 Link of the Week William R. Hawkins, of the U.S. Business and Industry Council, brilliantly weaves together the Communists� predatory economic policies (including the deliberately undervalued currency) and their anti-American geopolitical objectives. This Trade Alert.org column is a must read. More On Communist China and Trade Parapundit founder Randall Parker (Member since 2003) examines the effects of Communist China�s undervalued currency on the economies of the U.S. and its southern neighbors. More On Communist China and the United States Charles R. Smith, Newsmax, examines the political fallout in Washington from the visit of General Cao Gangchuan, PRC Defense Minister (see also last Week�s Links). Paul Weyrich, from the Free Congress Foundation, uses his Newsmax column to warn against the American military becoming to dependent on imported parts, particularly from Communist China. Lev Navrozov, also from Newsmax, sounds another warning on Communist China�s drive for nanotechnology weapons. More On Communist China and Latin America The Americas Report, a Newsmax feature, examines the growing ties among Communist China, Cuba, Brazil, Venezuela, and Ecuador. On Communist China�s Space Program Terrence Jeffrey, editor of Human Events, joins the growing legion of those sounding the alarm over Communist China�s space program in the Washington Times. On �Plasmagate� The AIDS crisis in the PRC � in particular the unhygienic Communist blood drive that spurred it and the coverup of same that allowed it to spread � now has a name. Joanne Csete, director of the HIV/AIDS and Human Rights Program at Human Rights Watch, gave the scandal the moniker �Plasmagate� during this National Post (Cdn.) column on the PRC�s secrecy on AIDS. More On the Passing of Madame Chiang Jay Nordlinger, National Review Online, has some well-deserved criticism for those who tear down the late Madame Chiang Kai-shek and her husband while ignoring �that they were up against a movement that, in power, would kill 60 million people, being the most prolifically genocidal regime in history.� John Derbyshire, NRO (and Member since 2002), also weighs in. Check out this story and more on the Communist China and the Terrorist War page. Sign up for the North Korea Report to get the next edition on Monday. Sign the petition for an American boycott of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Miss an Update, Weekly Links, or a North Korea Report? Find it on our home page. Feel free to forward this to anyone you think might be interested in receiving it. Anyone who wishes to join can send his/her name and e-mail address to [email protected]m. Please feel free to send any news on Communist China or North Korea that you happen to find to the same address. |