Chinas schemes are poisoning every facet of American life and could bend us to its will

President Donald Trump’s headline-grabbing revelation that China has stolen 220 million Americans’ voter records is only the tip of the iceberg.  But what a tip: Chinese Communist Party servers now contain detailed dossiers — names, addresses, phone numbers, party affiliation and more — on you and me and most registered voters in the entire country. This treasure trove enables everything from covert voter profiling, microtargeting and psy-ops, to overt recruitment, identity theft and fraud.  America woke up to China’s cyber espionage in 2015, when we learned Beijing had hacked Office of Personnel Management computers, stealing detailed security clearance forms for 22 million Americans (including mine). Cyberattacks on everything from our phone logs to our health records have only accelerated since; China probably now knows more about us than we know about ourselves.But it gets worse: Beijing is after our kids, too.  Tens of millions of them use TikTok, which is accused of vacuuming up their personal information while simultaneously influencing them: China good, America bad.  If you wonder why your children oppose US actions in Iran, it’s because they’re on TikTok.And who’d have thought agents of a hostile foreign power would have the chutzpah to become top aides to American governors, as Linda Sun allegedly did for New York Gov.Kathy Hochul?Or to set up secret police stations on our soil?  We shut down the CCP’s Manhattan station in Chinatown, but other secret police stations — disguised as community centers or cultural associations — continue to operate here.  They’re watching over American citizens and permanent residents of Chinese descent, intimidating and harassing those who criticize Beijing’s might.Pastor Bob Fu of Midland, Texas, is only one of many Chinese-Americans who have been targeted by China’s agents.  After he spoke out against the persecution of Christians in China, crowds of demonstrators surrounded ...

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Publisher: New York Post

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