Will Kanter Freedom's politics — specifically, his outspoken criticism of the Chinese Communist Party — get him blackballed from the NBA? If so, it may be time to start asking which nation the “National” in NBA stands for.
Nobody cares that the Chinese Communist Party has detained, raped, and tortured the Uyghur people, according to Chamath Palihapitiya, the CEO of the venture capitalist firm Social Capital and former Facebook executive.
Coke earned the nickname “woke-a-cola” after it spent the summer of 2021 railing against Georgia’s election reforms. Coke has no problem scolding American lawmakers for policies the company finds offensive, but when it comes to criticizing the Chinese Communist Party, Coke falls flat.
The November plenary meeting of the Chinese Communist Party central committee contained no real surprises. President Xi Jinping remains on track to begin a third term as the head of the party, government, and armed forces — a true maximum leader — when the party’s 20th central committee is convened next year. By design, the November meeting was intended to airbrush Xi’s nearly ten-year reign and prospects into an arc of history reaching back to the formation of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) 100 years ago.
Move over, NBA. There’s a new useful idiot in town. The National Football League spent the week repeating the talking points of the Chinese Communist Party after it announced it would be launching an international marketing campaign in China.
BlackRock has been a leader in woke ESG (Environment, Social Governance) investing for years. They’ll scold American companies for failing to live up to woke standards while, at the same time, dumping billions into China, one of the world’s largest abusers of human rights.
NBA executives tried to censor a player who criticized the Chinese Communist Party for committing human rights atrocities.
China has finally taken control of Taiwan, according to social networking giant Twitter, which redirects some searches for the word Taiwan to results for the word China.
Kodak bends the knee for the Chinese Communist Party, whose influence now stretches into America through our own storied companies. Dammit, another one. This time Eastman Kodak, makers of film and other gear for photography. Another what?
