Below are the questions our friend in the local Chinese American community sent us, and our answers.
-what is your general
impression of the ethnic Chinese population here in the USA
Very positive. Great
immigrants. Great Americans.
-what is your general
impression of the Chinese people in China
Generally positive.
-what is your general
impression of the Chinese government?
Communist pigs. They
learned nothing from the massive mistakes the Soviets made at Chernobyl,
especially covering it up. Gorbachev thinks Chernobyl was the beginning of the
end of the Soviet Union. Between the imprisonment of a million Uighurs, the
Hong Kong Protests, Trump’s victory in the trade war, and now the Wuhan Virus,
Beijing has lost a lot of face. It’s a miracle they didn’t send the tanks into
Hong Kong. Maybe they felt they couldn’t get away with it? A reckoning will
come between the West and the Politburo in Beijing. Also, Xi Jinping looks like
Winnie the Pooh.
-Do you think the
Chinese people in China are for or against the Chinese government?
I have no idea about
people’s opinions in a country where it is illegal to hold certain opinions. I
suspect if people could vote they’d vote Xi Jinping out, just like the people
of Nicaragua did to Communist Danny Ortega in 1989.
-Do you think the
ethnic Chinese here in the USA are for or against the Chinese government?
Don’t really know. Probably
both. Back when I was a history professor, I had Chinese students tell me
Taiwan was rightfully China’s. The presence of Chinese people here suggests
many of them don’t like the communist government.
-In the hypothetical
situation when China (current government) and US are at war, what percentage of
ethnic Chinese in USA will support China?
A small percentage at
most, probably just people here on work visas planning to go back to China
anyway. This is not unusual. Look up something called The German-American Bund.
-Do you think China is
a threat?
Yes, absolutely. The
number one threat to the United States in the world, militarily, politically,
economically. It would be nuts to keep Huwai in the country and we should shut
down these Confucius Institutes that have popped up. We should bring back all
the industry we can from China and find different suppliers for the things we
need.
-Do you genuinely
believe ethnic Chinese in the USA is an integral part of the US and share your
love of the country?
Yes, without
hesitation. Chinese have been in this country since the late 19th
century. My maternal grandfather served in Europe with a Chinese officer, and I
have the unit pic to prove it. My paternal grandfather went to school with a
Chinese man.
-what news source do
you use to learn about China and the Chinese people there?
Lately the Epoch
Times.
For the coronavirus
situation:
-Do you think the
Chinese government is to blame, and for what?
The Chinese government
is to blame for the creation and spread of the Wuhan Virus. Xi Jinping should
be tried for crimes against humanity, Nuremburg style.
-Do you think the
Chinese people in China are to blame. and for what?
No. Not to blame.
-Do you think the
ethnic Chinese in the US are to blame, and for what?
No.
-did you know that
many Chinese communities are organizing donations to the hospitals essential
workers, and neighbors in need. if you do, how did you learn about it?
I am aware of this.
-what is your opinion
about these donation activities?
I It’s think it’s very
nice and a good thing to see and agood public relations move.
-the Chinese community
here feel unsafe, because they are afraid that there might be hate crime from
the coromavirus as they are ethnically associated with China. do you think they
should feel this way? what can help with this anxiety?
There is very little
reason to fear actual harm, scorn, or even idiocy. Though the later will
happen. I understand this uneasiness perfectly. I myself am Jewish and every
time a Jew makes the news for bad reasons, say Harvey Weinstein or Jeffrey
Epstein, the Jew-haters come out from under the rocks. I suggest the film
‘Gentlemen’s Agreement’ currently available on Amazon Prime.
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