Experts Call for Accountability at Xi-Trump Summit

Dr. Bradley Thayer, author of 'America's 100 Year War', will present findings at the summit to help the Committee on the Present Danger: China make a case for holding the CCP accountable for its historical conduct.

The committee aims to analyze the true purpose of the summit and present findings from Dr. Bradley Thayer, author of 'America's 100 Year War,' which details the CCP's extensive campaigns against the U.S.

Gaffney claimed that the CCP's actions have led to the loss of over 1.5 million American lives, with experts seeking to quantify these hostile policies into concrete damages, including job losses and national treasure depletion.

During the Trump administration, Robert Lighthizer and Peter Navarro led two years of trade negotiations to confront the 'seven original sins' of the Chinese economy, such as wage suppression and state-controlled industry.

Bannon suggested that China abandoned the deal and opted for a 'British East India model in reverse' utilizing predatory capitalism after Xi Jinping felt emboldened by meetings surrounding the One Belt One Road initiative.

He alleged that approximately 1.5 million Americans died from either COVID-19 or the vaccine, which he claims China assisted in designing and disseminating.

He recalled President George H.W. Bush's efforts to maintain relations during the Tiananmen Square era and referenced the term 'embracing communist China,' coined by Brad Thayer and Jim Fanell, to describe this flawed policy.

The 1949 Chinese Civil War saw General Marshall 'hoodwinked' into ceding victory to the totalitarian CCP over the Chinese Nationalists who fought for representative government, according to a historical critique offered by Gaffney.

He drew a parallel between the U.S. response to the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989 and the subsequent collapse of the Berlin Wall, suggesting a missed opportunity for a stronger stance against communism.

The key agenda items for the visit include trade, defense, Taiwan, artificial intelligence, and the Chinese Communist Party's support for Iran, which the speakers linked to the extension of current global conflicts and economic turmoil.