Staff Reports
Getting cozy with our enemies is never a smart idea. Yet, somehow, we’re rolling out the red carpet for them. America is letting Chinese military pilots train right here on our soil. It’s a head-scratcher. Imagine if we had done this during the Cold War with the Soviets. We’d have been laughed off the world stage. So why is it happening now with China, a regime that’s making no secret about its desire to overtake us on the global stage?
It’s troubling to see the lack of awareness—or is it just turning a blind eye? Somewhere along the line, our leaders decided it was okay to buddy up with a nation that spies on us, steals our secrets, and flexes its military muscles wherever and whenever it can. Are we really supposed to believe that Chinese pilots training in America is just about friendly collaboration? This is national security we’re talking about, and it shouldn’t be sold off for short-term gains.
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Let’s face it, the globalist elites love to preach about unity and friendship while ignoring China’s obvious hostile intentions. We have liberal policymakers bending over backwards to appease the world’s largest communist dictatorship. Meanwhile, these same politicians yell the loudest about “protecting democracy” at home while soft-pedaling abroad. Talk about double standards! When it comes to dealing with China, the liberal hypocrisy reaches an all-time high.
By allowing Chinese military affiliates to learn from American forces, we’re showing a dangerous lack of judgment. It’s like handing over our own playbook and thinking that somehow, it will all work out. Spoiler alert: it won’t. It’s high time that America wakes up and stands up to these blatant threats to our sovereignty. We should be teaching our kids about the dangers of communism, not teaching Chinese pilots.
So, who benefits from this questionable exchange? Certainly not hard-working Americans. Allowing potential enemies within our ranks? It’s absurd. America’s trust and safety don’t come from alliances that compromise our values. It’s about time we ask ourselves, who’s really advising these disastrous decisions? More importantly, what price are we willing to pay for such naivety disguised as global partnership?
