“We continue to work together collaboratively.”
So brayed installed New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who replaced former Governor Andrew Cuomo after he was summarily replaced by his own party.
The Dems seem to have a rather nasty habit of eating their own, or perhaps they are merely emulating the communist powers to which they are apparently so beholden.
Indeed, despite being warned about the Chinese Communist Party’s machinations, Hochul preferred to wax poetically about how wonderful all her “collaboration” with China apparently is.
They are “amazing partners,” Hochul defiantly gushed, stressing the allegedly “beautiful relationship between our countries.”
So “amazing” and “beautiful” that it’s now deteriorated into a 64-page indictment that reveals the degree to which the CCP has exploited New York … for at least fifteen years and counting.
Apparently, a grand total of two individuals got away with working as agents for the CCP over a fifteen-year period in New York.
Taking a page straight out of the corrupt swamp’s book, the agents profited richly from deception, earning multiple millions from the CCP while simultaneously achieving absurdly out of touch “praise” from the likes of Governor Kathy Hochul.
“The defendant Linda Sun received substantial economic and other benefits from representatives of the PRC government and the CCP, including the facilitation of millions of dollars in transactions for the PRC-based business activities of Sun’s husband, the defendant Chris Hu,” the indictment declared.
Humorously, in addition to serving directly for Hochul, Sun also worked as the “Chief Diversity Officer” under Cuomo.
Hysterical, and yet another example of the “DIE” initiatives that Elon Musk has long warned about.
Now, Hochul has apparently decided to pick a fight fifteen too years late.
As reported by the Daily Mail, Hochul has expelled the Chinese consul general from New York … though it’s pretty clear the consul has already achieved quite a bit in the last fifteen (or more?) years.
“I have conveyed my desire to have the consul general from the People’s Republic of China and the New York mission expelled, and I’ve been informed that the counsel general is no longer in the New York mission,” Hochul raged.
Too bad it took two agents gaining multiple millions from thwarting American foreign policy to do so.
Hochul also blasted the “dangerous and outrageous actions taken by the People’s Republic of China,” ranting about the “absolute betrayal of the trust of two administrations in state government.”
Exactly what did Hochul expect to happen when employing a Chinese individual with clear links to China?
Exactly how many Americans are working in high level positions in the Chinese government, for that matter?
Very few …
Hochul also claimed that Sun was no more than a “mid-level aide” who had no real influence on her policy.
The millions she received from China would suggest otherwise, especially as Sun clearly has had significant influence on policy in New York over time.
In 2020, Sun gleefully wrote a text to a CCP official in which she undercut Taiwan.
“I almost had a heart attack when we referred to Taiwan as a country. Thankfully I had the press team correct it immediately,” Sun declared.
Sun also took great pleasure in undermining the relationship between Taiwan and New York in terms of commerce opportunities.
“I very much value my relationship with the consulate and have done many things to make the relationship between the state and the consulate flourish during my tenure with [redacted politician] …
Certainly, I have managed to stop al relationships between the TECO (Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office) and the state. I have denied all requests from their office,” Sun wrote to the CCP in 2019.
Seems that the “mid-level aide” had a lot more influence than the doltish Dems are willing to admit …
Especially as the same dolts apparently refuse to alter their vetting process following such a catastrophic breach of national security interests.
Author: Jane Jones
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