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We honor America's best manufacturers keeping America's future strong!
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"But its message, despite the hyperbole, certainly warrants examination and discussion."
--- New York Times, August, 2012 Click here for review. "The film, based on a book by Peter Navarro and Greg Autry and directed by Mr. Navarro, is blunt as can be in working the premise that the admission of China to the World Trade Organization in 2001 has been catastrophic for the American economy. The influx of Chinese goods has left American manufacturers unable to compete, the film says, and Chinese leaders have been brashly ignoring rules about things like currency manipulation to make sure that their country�s products remain artificially cheap."-- New York Times |
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American Made Hero Award Honoree.
We applauded & honored Professor Peter Navarro at this "Gathering of Heroes"
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| "Until we are able to connect the dots between the lack of employment opportunities in America because we no longer have a viable manufacturing base and the use of mercantilist trade practices like illegal export subsidies and currency manipulation by the Chinese to attack the American manufacturing base, we will have more and more people raging against the machine. At least Chinese tents are cheap down at the local Walmart." --Peter Navarro |
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Highly credentialed panelists respond to tough press questions. |
Death by China explores the very real menace to the USA that lies behind the false smiles of Communist China. China's communist regime has completely failed to live up to its
promises of political reform and international co-operation.
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for the "Death by China" web site and review this new book.
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Gao Xiqing interviewed by 60 Minutes' Leslie Stahl
-- "In summary, most of the fifth generation of the Communist Party will be comprised of former CYL members, princelings (offspring of incumbent or retired
top cadres), those who received their diplomas from Western countries, and former entrepreneurs and managers from the private sector. They possess
expertise in business administration, but in terms of political-system reform they will not necessarily bring forward many innovations. The reason is that
they are restricted by the old system and massive social inertia , both of which will prevent them from achieving
breakthroughs."
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for full article.
"However, because of their familiarity with international conventions and long-term relations with Western business circles and institutions, they could possibly relax political rules and regulations a little at a time. On the other hand, they will take "social stability" into account and maintain a vested interest in ensuring their political futures. This is a vicious circle in China's political system. Therefore, even after they exercise control, they may not necessarily introduce Western-style democracy into China, lead China's society and political situation toward plurality, or give intellectuals more policy-making rights." Click here for full article.
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