2019年4月1日星期一

  1. Can't wait.
  2. Are these the only Uighurs in who have not been interned in concentration camps?
  3. Yes, it can be lonely at this end of the spectrum.
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    Highlight: “We had a history of broken deals on the part of the Chinese,” says . “Xi Jinping … believes in a state economy. … So question is, how can we change his vision by agreement? I just think that’s just folly.” Full interview:
  5. On at noon ET to discuss . Today, Beijing released part of his 's secret 2013 speech in which he talked about the inevitable destruction of capitalism. So do you think we can maintain satisfactory trade relations with this militant ideologue?
  6. On at 11:15 AM ET to talk and .
  7. is fast becoming . is rapidly transforming into . is hurtling off the cliff. Will the people of the South stop this disaster?
  8. "A new space arms race could be starting" because blew up a satellite? Don't you think there has been an arms race in space for two decades but only was competing and others have been oblivious?
  9. is now a militant, out-of-control regime ruled by a figure of dangerous ambitions and immense will, . He will kill and harm many more unless he is stopped. We need to stop this monster, the sooner the better.
  10. No country should extradite anyone to . Ever.
  11. Yes, the 's case against is a clown show, and 's officials are laughing at us because that agency is helping dominate the world's networks. When will the non-clowns in the administration end this inexplicable attack on America's 5G hope?
  12. UCSD's Susan Shirk, in comments in Beijing, said she worries about criticism of and warned of McCarthyism in the US: . We need to worry more about her Chinese friends attacking our free society than any McCarthyism of those trying to defend America.
  13. 's debt is probably higher than reported--isn't that why they call it "hidden debt"?--and its GDP is certainly lower than claimed. The debt-to-GDP ratio, therefore, is much higher, perhaps approaching 400%, especially because is now on a borrowing spree.
  14. If the fast erosion of free speech and other worrisome developments continue, will resemble a dictatorship by the scheduled end of 's term in 2022. If South Koreans want to preserve their democracy, they will have to act now.
  15. "Ongoing engagement" with criminals who also happen to be aggressors rarely works out well.
  16. will openly violate sanctions until we start imposing penalties on it. It's unfortunate we have to risk the alliance by sanctioning Seoul, but is leaving us no choice.
  17. We should trade with our friends, like the , instead of regimes, like , that use surpluses for malign purposes. Beijing's officers like to brag about killing Americans. Let's make sure these aggressors have no money for weapons.
  18. The US, exporter or not, is not the problem. Do you think a world dominated by regimes--where many think we're heading--is going to make headway on the climate? If you want to make climate progress, you need, as a precondition to success, to get rid of some unsavory leaders.
  19. KBS, 's national broadcaster, has just published a list of 's nuclear sites: . This list, obtained from 's government, helps because he now knows what we know. It's time to treat Moon as Kim's ally and not as ours.
  20. Pumping more oil and gas allows the US to export hydrocarbons and lower their price. If we lower prices, bad actors like , , and the ayatollahs of face economic failure. It would be good to bankrupt these villains once and for all.
  21. In addition to be just plain evil, 's communists manage to make themselves creepy.
  22. In addition to companies aiding in surveillance of what Beijing calls "Xinjiang," there are those doing so in and across . There are also companies involved in other detestable activities. We should go after all these businesses.
  23. today under has the look and feel of a totalitarian society. It's unlikely, however, that totalitarianism can sustain itself in a modern, mobile society.
  24. On at 4:45 PM ET talking latest . Negotiations now focusing on Chinese Cybersecurity Law. What's the point? There is no law that will bind an unaccountable Communist Party.
  25. Imran Khan's cynical comment illustrates in many ways why we should treat him--and Pakistan--with contempt.

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