Washington Times: Beijing fears anti-China sentiment in U.S. from Mueller investigation
The political hysteria sweeping Washington over allegations of Russian meddling in the presidential election is reverberating in China. The communist government is worried that a similar wave of anti-China sentiment will take hold in the United States.
According to China watchers in and out of government, what Beijing fears most is that special counsel Robert Mueller, the former FBI director, will add White House dealings with China to his investigation of Russian election meddling.
One main effort of the Chinese government is trying to tamp down the fallout from news reports that first surfaced in March revealing a company owned by the family of President Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, was planning to sell a stake in a Manhattan skyscraper to the Chinese state-connected insurance company Anbang for $400 million.
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WNU Editor: I am sure that Special Counsel Robert Mueller will be looking at the role that Russian money may have had in influencing President Trump or members of his team .... especially in New York City real estate. But the real money is not Russia .... its China .... and in my opinion it is probably one of the most under-reported stories (Chinese finance and investment in real estate) in American business today. My prediction .... the Chinese have every right to be concerned that the focus will soon be shifting to them.
3 comments:
Anti-Chinese sentiment comes form supporting Pol Pot
threatening Taiwan
and countless other things past and present.
John William Ashe
There is no smoke as far as I can tell, but there is a Chinese connection.
The death by barbell seems iffy.
- Did his grip slip?
- Did he have low blood pressure and drop the barbell on himself?
https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/file/781076/download
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