Both the China Daily and the People’s Daily are widely considered propaganda tools for the Chinese Communist Party, yet America’s second largest corporation signed collaboration deals with them.
The US-China “Space Race” is but one dimension of the ongoing Cold War between the two superpowers.
“Disney publicly praised CCP agencies committing genocide and then privately scorned their victims,” said Rep. Jim Banks (R., Ind). Disney executives reneged on an offer to meet with Uyghur genocide victims, on its decision to film in ground-zero of harm.
TikTok’s parent company ByteDance employs former Chinese Communist Party officials, including individuals with military ties, to executive roles and grants party members preferential treatment in hiring processes. Its founder has also pledged to use ByteDance to “promote socialist core values” and devotion to the Chinese Communist Party, which recently acquired an official stake in the company.
The US State Department has warned college and university governing boards that Confucius Institutes “exert malign influence on U.S. campuses and disseminate [Chinese Communist Party] propaganda.”
Major U.S. news outlets including CNN, CNBC, and the Associated Press recently met with Chinese Communist Party propagandists flagged by the U.S. government for seeking to “malignly influence” U.S. politics, The National Pulse can reveal.
