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Keep your friends close and your enemies closer, the saying goes.
That's why Trump has Xi in a bear hug.
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I predict that Chinese Communist Party will hinder its own AI development out of fear that "the ghost in the machine" might turn against them.
And somehow enable the Chinese people to rise up against their oppressors.
"I think they will hinder their own A.I. development by their paranoia that it might get out of control - and might provide a weapon for Chinese people to demand regime change."
WATCH: @StevenWMosher & Professor Rana Mitter unpack China's position and fears amid the A.I. race.
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"I think they will hinder their own A.I. development by their paranoia that it might get out of control - and might provide a weapon for Chinese people to demand regime change."
WATCH: @StevenWMosher & Professor Rana Mitter unpack China's position and fears amid the A.I. race.
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CCP repression also helps to maintain the muscular brutality of the Communist system.
Just as weightlifters make regular trips to the gym, so CCP leaders regularly target innocent groups to ensure that its minions will follow orders without question--killing if necessary.
Human rights violations are not a bug in the CCP system.
They are a core part of how the system works.
For decades, the CCP has designated different groups as class enemies, from landowners and intellectuals to Falun Gong practitioners and Uyghurs.
The purpose goes beyond persecuting the targeted group.
It sends a message to everyone else about what happens when you end up on the wrong side of the regime.
The result is a population conditioned to understand that the CCP is supreme and that survival can depend on demonstrating loyalty to the state.
This repression is not incidental to the system.
It is integral to maintaining it.
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With his economy reeling, his military in disarray, and his plans in Greenland, Venezuela and Panama thwarted, Xi Jinping has faced setback after setback. He is about to face another when he meets with Trump at next week's summit. On with Brian Kilmeade tonight.
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On Relevant Radio with Mark Swartzberg this morning to talk about the intensifying persecution of Christians in China.
"Thou shalt have no other gods before Xi Jinjing". Sinicization in a nutshell.
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Steven Mosher explains why China is hurting more than America from the Strait of Hormuz closure.
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On with the redoubtable Jesse Kelly to talk about the Trump-Xi stand-off.
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Steven Mosher shares his take on the China Summit — and why he believes China is less likely to invade Taiwan now.
#onenationfnc #foxnews #briankilmeade @Kilmeade @stevenwmosher
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On One Nation with Brian Kilmeade tonight at 10 p.m. to discuss the Trump-Xi Summit and U.S.-China relations.
China's elaborate summit pageantry masks a weakened nation whose grand strategy has collapsed. With its economy under pressure and its global ambitions frustrated, Xi is quietly aligning with Trump on Iran and seeking stability — because he has no other choice.
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In 2015, the Southern Poverty Law Center put a bullseye on our backs.
We at the Population Research Institute were smeared as “radical right extremists” who, for opposing population control in China's one-child policy, gender ideology and defending the natural family and unborn life, were accused of promoting “harmful ideologies.”
Who knew these haters were themselves spawning hate?
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Today I asked an abortion advocate what her favorite method of abortion is.
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Trump is throttling China's Access to Energy.
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Many parallels between Elsa Johnson's harassment by China's spies and my own experience at Stanford U.
"If a university does not defend academic freedom and provide a safe space for the academics who embody it, what good is it?"
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One of the reasons that Chinese agents are stalking and harassing Elsa Johnson is that, in May 2024, she published in the Stanford Review how China bullied Stanford into terminating me.
"Announcing 'Stanford's Censorship'" (May 3, 2024) and the follow-up "Stanford's Censorship: A History of Academic Freedom" (May 6, 2024) describe how, in the early 1980s, Stanford expelled PhD student Steven Mosher from its anthropology doctoral program after he conducted field research in rural Guangdong province, China. Mosher documented forced abortions, sterilizations, and poverty under China's one-child policy. His reporting angered the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which pressured Stanford and other U.S. institutions.
Those who are harassing her should be immediately deported.
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Paul Ehrlich is gone, but the anti-natal attitudes he promoted continue to fester on.
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China expert @StevenWMosher is concerned for President Trump's safety when he travels to Beijing to meet with Xi Jinping.
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On with Brian Kilmeade to talk about how Trump is dismantling China's strategic infrastructure--country by country, choke point by choke point.
THE REAL TARGET: CHINA
President Trump’s pressure campaign against Iran could be sending a message far beyond Tehran — with China watching closely ahead of a looming Trump-Xi summit.
Steven Mosher joins One Nation to analyze the stakes.
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