Castro takes over Cuba vs. China takes over America

 

                  Castro takes over Cuba  vs.  China takes over America

The Cuban communist revolutionary and politician Fidel Castro took part in the Cuban Revolution from 1953 to 1959. Following on from his early life, Castro decided to fight for the overthrow of Fulgencio Batista's military junta by founding a paramilitary organization, "The Movement"

With a Corrupt - Two Tier Judicial System in America it will be easy for China to implement its long game that started over 100 years ago.  Displace America from regional and global order with:

Cause internal conflict in America through its morals, politically, military and economic levels

Build Chinese "ORDER" regionally - a strategy of expansion - locally and globally

We could call this the "Biden Movement" that he and Hunter et al, sold America out to China for personal financial Gain:   

American Companies You Didn't Know Were Owned by Chinese Investors / Companies:

                 AMC  -   American Multi-Cinema   

                 General Motors

                  Spotify

                  Snapchat

                  Hilton Hotels

                  General Electric Appliance Division

                 Chicago Stock Exchange 

                  Smithfield Foods

                   The Waldorf Astoria

                   Strategic Hotels & Resorts

                  RIot Games

                  Ingram Micro

CHINA Buying American Farms:

Chinese firms have expanded their presence in American agriculture over the last decade by snapping up farmland and purchasing major agribusinesses, like pork processing giant Smithfield Foods. By the start of 2020, Chinese owners controlled about 192,000 agricultural acres in the U.S., worth $1.9 billion, including land used for farming, ranching and forestry, according to the Agriculture Department.

USDA reported in 2018 that China’s agricultural investments in other nations had grown more than tenfold since 2009. The Communist Party has actively supported investments in foreign agriculture as part of its “One Belt One Road” economic development plans, aiming to control a greater piece of China’s food supply chain.

“The current trend in the U.S. is leading us toward the creation of a Chinese-owned agricultural land monopoly,” Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.) warned during a recent House Appropriations hearing.

The committee unexpectedly adopted Newhouse’s amendment to the Agriculture-FDA spending bill (H.R. 4356 (117)) that would block any new agricultural purchases by companies that are wholly or partly controlled by the Chinese government and bar Chinese-owned farms from tapping federal support programs.

Biden sends China America's  RESERVES 

President Joe Biden's move to release oil from strategic reserves in coordination with top oil-consuming nations including China represents a unique bet that finding common ground with the United States' biggest economic rival can help lower fuel prices for Americans.

China’s Damaging Influence and Exploitation of U.S. Colleges and Universities

China sends more students to study at U.S. universities than any other nation and is the largest source of foreign donations to American higher education, making more than $1 billion in gifts since 2014. 

The Department of Education accused universities of failing to disclose hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign donations, including from China.

The Cover-Up by Colleges and universities had balked at the CFIUS requirement, saying requiring CFIUS reviews of all foreign donations would imposed a time-consuming and expensive burden on U.S. schools that could cut them out of important international research efforts.

Did America Students get shafted for better education through China's donations?

Fed Clears Way for Chinese Firms to Buy US Banks

For the first time in its history, the Federal Reserve gave the thumbs up to an acquisition of a U.S. bank by a Chinese bank, opening the door for other Chinese banks to follow suit. (2012)

“It is a signal the Fed has gotten comfortable with Chinese banks,” said Fred Cannon, Keefe Bruyette, and Woods Director of Research.

The central bank approved the application by China’s largest bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), China Investment Corp. (CIC), and Central Huijin Investment Ltd, to buy 80 percent of the voting shares of The Bank of East Asia.

The Bank of East Asia is based in New York City and has $780 million in assets. Through the acquisition, ICBC, CIC, and Huijin both of which hold stakes in ICBC, will become bank holding companies here in the U.S. with their U.S. operations subject to Fed supervision.