In this mailing:
- Gordon G. Chang: China Infiltrates
American Campuses
- A. Z. Mohamed: How Extremist
Scholars Promote Terrorism, Violence
by Gordon G. Chang • November 8,
2018 at 5:00 am
- The main points of
contact for Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA)
chapters in the U.S. are often intelligence officers in the
embassy and consulates. China's Ministry of State Security
uses CSSA students to inform on other Chinese on campus.
- Let us get the FBI
to round up Ministry of State Security agents who, up to now,
have been given free rein to operate in America. Putting these
agents behind bars or even just revoking their visas will end
many of the activities that endanger American campuses. The
Chinese kill CIA agents in China. The least Washington can do
is declare China's agents personae non gratae.
- The Chinese feel
emboldened to violate American sovereignty and break laws
because American administrations have let them do these things
-- sometimes openly -- since at least the early 1990s. This is
as much a Washington problem as a Beijing one.
- Congress can also
change laws to make life inhospitable for Confucius
Institutes. Legislation should bar an educational institution
from receiving any federal funds if it hosts a CI.
China's
Communist Party has targeted institutions of higher learning as
part of an intensive, multi-decade effort to influence American
society. Chinese President Xi Jinping (pictured) has placed great
emphasis on international propaganda efforts. (Photo by Thomas
Peter-Pool/Getty Images)
Beijing, in seeking influence on American college
and university campuses, has been infringing on academic freedoms,
violating American sovereignty, and breaking U.S. law. U.S. officials,
neglecting their responsibilities to the American people, have
allowed this injurious behavior to continue, in some instances for
decades.
As an initial matter, some of this impermissible
Chinese conduct is harmless, even amusing. As detailed by Anastasya
Lloyd-Damnjanovic in a landmark study for the Wilson Center,
Chinese officials in 2004 and 2007 threatened then Columbia
University professor Robert Barnett, the prominent Tibet expert,
that if he did not adopt a more favorable view of China's policies
they would -- heavens! -- stop speaking to him.
by A. Z. Mohamed • November 8,
2018 at 4:00 am
- "I would like
to pay tribute to the sincere scholars of Al-Azhar and the
Ministry of Awqaf [Endowments] who are working to
correct the misconceptions about the tolerant Islamic religion
and its moderate middle approach, to address and counter
extremism and deviant ideology and to uphold the human, moral
and love values among all human kind." — Egyptian
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, June 11, 2018.
- The Grand Imam
conspicuously chose to ignore the fact that many Muslims hate
and despise non-Muslims. These Muslims are acting in
accordance with what the Quran and the Hadith tell them about
the disbelievers.
Egyptian
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi deserves to be universally commended
for his words supporting an approach to "counter extremism and
deviant ideology and to uphold the human, moral and love values
among all human kind." Pictured: Sisi addresses the United
Nations on September 25, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by John
Moore/Getty Images)
Prominent Muslim scholars continue to argue that the
Quran and Prophet Mohammed do not incite intolerance or killing
Christians and Jews. Many scholars, however, seem prepared to do
their utmost to hide this "inconvenient truth."
Take, for example, Sheikh Ahmed El-Tayeb, the Grand
Imam of Al-Azhar, Egypt's preeminent Sunni university, who recently
claimed that "there is no single verse in the Quran that calls
for killing Jews or Christians."
While it is true that the Quran does not
specifically call for killing Christians and Jews, the Hadith — a
record of the words, actions, and the silent approval of Prophet
Mohammed — does refer to killing all Jews.
The Quran, however does refer to Christians and Jews
as disbelievers, and calls on Muslims to fight and kill
disbelievers.
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