We Don't Have to Trade With China

And yet, we do:

University teachers seek an exemption from a new federal law that unmasks friends of foreign agents, claiming a “chilling effect.” The appeal follows evidence documenting the reach of Chinese agents on campus: “This recruitment strategy is called ‘feed, trap and kill.'”

 

Name the b@$#@rds or lose your funding.

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A real country would have turfed these people:

Canada has done a detailed mapping of what it says are covert Chinese police operations within its borders and wants to explore a response with Group of Seven allies to a challenge faced by several nations.

The issue of Beijing allegedly setting up unofficial “police stations” in Western democracies — to monitor and intimidate members of the Chinese diaspora — has become a growing concern. Canada, the US, Italy, Germany and the UK have all grappled with the problem.

Ottawa is expected to share its findings with the G-7 in the coming weeks and wants to explore a coordinated response, two people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss matters not yet public.

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RCMP investigations into foreign interference have grown sixfold, says a briefing note for Commissioner Michael Duheme. Suspicious activity included alleged criminality by Chinese Communist Party agents targeting MPs: “The RCMP experienced an increase of 468 percent in its foreign actor interference related occurrences.”