Select Committee on China

International soccer star @KMbappe should not apologize for calling Mao Zedong a dictator. Mao was a dictator, and by orders of magnitude, he did more harm to the Chinese people than a comment from a soccer player ever could. Mao was the leader of the CCP for decades and his dictatorship and disastrous policies killed tens of millions of Chinese people in the Cultural Revolution, the Great Famine, and other atrocities. Involved in the Party from its first national meeting in 1921, Mao is the principal historical figure for a Party that continues his practices of oppression and ideological purges. For decades, the CCP has denied the Chinese people basic human rights including freedom of expression and freedom of religion. These are rights enjoyed by Mbappe and millions of people around the world and Mbappe should exercise this opportunity to tell the horrific truth about Mao’s dictatorship.

The real disgrace in this news story is the companies rushing to apologize so they can continue to do business in China. The CCP is the largest oppressor of the Chinese people and their human rights, and those businesses that work with the CCP help normalize its crushing brutality. reuters.com/business/media…

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The CCP shamelessly controls the narrative of Mao Zedong’s dictatorship to cover up the fact that he killed tens of millions of Chinese people. Watch to learn the truth about the CCP dictator and how his disastrous policies caused one of the deadliest famines in history.

Chinese AI labs are leasing advanced chips from U.S. and European companies, circumventing U.S. export controls. Congress should pass the bipartisan Remote Access Security Act to close this dangerous loophole and win the AI race against China. Allowing China access to the best chips in the world undermines the security of America and Europe and must be stopped. cnbc.com/2026/11/05/moo…

A recent Select Committee hearing examined import controls on Chinese products and how the United States can strengthen its laws to safeguard supply chains in critical sectors.

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