{"id":399492,"date":"2021-05-26T15:10:00","date_gmt":"2021-05-26T19:10:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/?p=399492"},"modified":"2021-05-27T15:51:44","modified_gmt":"2021-05-27T19:51:44","slug":"cenas-cave-to-the-chicoms-demonstrates-why-we-needed-stand-up-for-betsy-ross","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2021\/05\/26\/cenas-cave-to-the-chicoms-demonstrates-why-we-needed-stand-up-for-betsy-ross\/","title":{"rendered":"Cena\u2019s Cave to the ChiComs Demonstrates Why We Needed Stand Up for Betsy Ross"},"content":{"rendered":"

KEN: It\u2019s a rhetorical question, but why is everybody so afraid of China? Well, communist China. And that\u2019s something else that the left with the sleight of hand — and they do it with everything. The left does this with everything, and the media plays right along. If you\u2019re against illegal immigration, they say you\u2019re anti-immigrant. And if you do not want to be communist like China\u2019s government is communist, it\u2019s the communist Chinese that are oppressing the people, treating women like garbage, treating children like garbage, and keeping hundreds of thousands in camps that the media can\u2019t get in to cover. It\u2019s the communist Chinese, or as Rush would say, the ChiComs, they\u2019re the ones that are problematic.<\/p>\n

\"\"They\u2019re the ones that have the 100-year plan. They\u2019re the ones that want to dominate the entire world. Despite what you learn in history class from your liberal professor, the communists want to take over the entire world. And it\u2019s amazing when you start following the money, where communist Chinese money ends up and how many Chinese workers and researchers in recent years, say the last three, have been deported or caught gathering information for their motherland, communist China. And with open arms because, let us face it, nobody in a college environment, nobody on a college board, no college want wants to be thought of as not woke or anti-Asian.<\/p>\n

So there\u2019s all kinds of Chinese men and women working in labs and collaborating — some of them are collaborating even on defense department projects. And no one wants to go the full length to vet some of these individuals. So that sets the stage for that; so we\u2019ve separated communist China, the CCP, they\u2019re the ones with the big, shiny military and the marching and the showing off of the missiles. We\u2019re not talking about the people. Just like in any dictatorship, in any — around any tyrannical government, the people, they\u2019re being persecuted. And that\u2019s something else you won\u2019t hear about in China because they — in China, they do — and I\u2019m not saying they took this idea from Biden; he took it from them.<\/p>\n

But in China they do what social media has been doing to conservatives or people that question health policies or lockdowns or people that question an election. In China, they go bye-bye. Now, they do that here not, literally yet \u2019cause I don\u2019t see any, you know, black SUVs around my house. Notice I didn\u2019t say black helicopters, \u2019cause then you\u2019d think I was a conspiracy theorist. And my neighbor does have a black SUV, and every time I see it I think Secret Service is rolling down my street. Said, this is it, someone saw my blog.<\/p>\n

But seriously, we have a big problem on our hands. We have a president who I believe is influenced way too much by China, who has shifted his — shifted to targeting Russia because that\u2019s part — that\u2019s all part of the plan — Russia, Russia, Russia, that darn Trump, he\u2019s a Russian spy. Remember that? And then we have people that are afraid to comment on China, like a third of Congress. This is why it\u2019s so important that as — if you happen to be a citizen journalist or if you are a curious listener like I am — I was always a curious listener of Rush. Rush would be talking about something, and as he was talking about it, I\u2019d be like at a fever pitch researching it. Oh, my God. This is — Oh, my God. This is — and I\u2019d be researching it more than — there\u2019s more research in my house probably than there is at CNN. And there\u2019s a lot of people like that now because something\u2019s not adding up.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s not adding up with China. It\u2019s not adding up with, okay, we\u2019re gonna close down this pipeline, we\u2019re gonna let the Russians run their pipeline through Europe. Okay. And then we\u2019re gonna open up the border and — did you know that the southern border\u2019s the biggest entry point for Chinese fentanyl? You bet it is. Yep. And what I would do is see what Chinese lobbyists, Chinese companies have relationships with former or current people in Washington, D.C. When you do and you look at the billions of dollars that they give to American universities, donating on an annual basis, you might question the whole Chinese dynamic with this current administration.<\/p>\n

\"\"Now, Fast and Furious, they\u2019re calling it F9 \u2019cause there\u2019s nine of them. I love that series, by the way. I\u2019m so sad that that one guy got in a car accident \u2019cause I always liked that series. It\u2019s just a — I don\u2019t know. It\u2019s just a fun series. It\u2019s just a fun series, the Fast and Furious series, whether you\u2019re into the whole car thing or not.<\/p>\n

Well, John Cena – first of all, I\u2019m so impressed he was speaking — I guess he was speaking — do they call it Mandarin or Taiwanese or whatever? But he was speaking during an interview and he talked about his love for China and then he called Taiwan a country during an interview. And that somebody accident because China believes — they don\u2019t believe that Cena. And when you\u2019re in that neck of the woods you gotta do what you\u2019re told. It\u2019s like being at a Democrat Party meeting. You know, shut up and do what you\u2019re told.<\/p>\n

So the controversy unfolded after John Cena who plays the brother of Vin Diesel — and if you\u2019re familiar with the series, you know that Vin has a brother — gave an interview to the Taiwanese broadcaster, TVBS promoting the film. And he was all excited. He says Taiwan is the first country that can watch Fast and Furious. Now, from what I understand, he — did he give it in Taiwanese? Someone told me he can speak that language. And that\u2019s very impressive. Taiwan is a self-governed democrat island, but China claims it has its sovereign territory despite the two sides being ruled separately. You get the drift.<\/p>\n

So rather than just when he got the heat rather than John Cena saying exactly what I just said, “Well, you know, don\u2019t take it personally but it is a self-governed democrat island. He said. Oh, my God. I\u2019m so sorry. I love China. Kind of reminds me of LeBron James, in a way. You know, LeBron always has some great comments about law enforcement and other things going on in America but you just can\u2019t get anybody in the NBA to, you know, say anything about China. It\u2019s just fascinating. But I think that\u2019s what we need to do. We need to find out how much money — it\u2019s out there. It\u2019s out there. All the information is out there. People would be shocked at the real estate, the factories, the broadcast outlets, and the most shocking thing for me, there\u2019s over 50 companies that be Chinese ownership or interests that are actually doing business with defense contractors.<\/p>\n

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