The Chinese Communist Party Has a Police Station Near YOU
(Note: this article was originally published in full on my Rogue Review column, Washington’s Bayonette.)
“The Chinese government runs like the mafia.” The genocidal Chinese Communist Party (CCP) opened a police station in your country. Yes, really.
CCP government police are hunting down political dissidents and coercing them into returning to punishment in China, circumventing extradition laws, gathering intelligence, kidnapping those they can’t coerce, and sometimes partnering with local police in multiple countries around the world, including the US, according to The China Show.
The offices have even been found operating covertly out of businesses, including a Chinese restaurant. It’s like “sending in the military.”
An actual invasion, in fact, but without a single shot fired or a bit of resistance put up against the occupying force. The world surrendered to China faster than Simone Biles quit the Olympics—and with about as much self-awareness.
The countries with CCP police offices are Ireland, Netherlands, Portugal, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, France, Spain, UK, Greece, Canada, US, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Brunei, Japan, Nigeria, Tanzania, Lesotho, Cambodia, Serbia, Ukraine, Sweden, Austria, Germany, and Slovakia (some of the countries with one office, some with multiple).
South Africa, Zambia, and Croatia have a police partnership with the CCP, too (CCP police trained South African police and apparently stayed on afterwards). The American CCP police office is in New York City. There are reportedly 36 CCP police offices in Europe alone, and 54 altogether around the world—the map shows you where.
Read my full report, with many shocking details of Chinese police influence abroad, at The Rogue Review!
There's one in Manhattan over a bland noodle shop and had it's tax exempt status revoked 3x. Disgusting city saturated with corrupt politicians and city council members who allow such goings-on and then some.