What could possibly go wrong with the CCP taking over the UK’s largest microchip factory?

As Kurt Zindulka wrote in “Communist China Seizes Control of Britain’s Largest Microchip Factory” for Breitbart.com:

Speaking to Breitbart London, Hong Kong Watch chairman Benedict Rogers said: “This is yet another example of the naivety and lack of wisdom in our relations with the Chinese Communist Party regime and our failures to secure our critical industries and infrastructure.

“To allow a takeover of this kind is simply inviting threats to national security. The National Security and Investment Act was designed to prevent such takeovers, and so I hope that this deal will be urgently reviewed under that legislation.”

There is the answer.

The takeover threatens:

  • the UK’s national security;
  • the microchip supply-chain to the UK’s allies; and, therefore,
  • the national security of the UK’s allies.

People who say or write “bougie” have bought into communism.

Consumer tech reporter Victoria Song wrote “In 2030, You Won’t Own Any Gadgets” for Gizmodo.com. She started the piece by citing a Facebook video:

Back in 2016, the World Economic Forum released a Facebook video with eight predictions it had for the world in 2030. “You’ll own nothing. And you’ll be happy,” it says. “Whatever you want, you’ll rent. And it’ll be delivered by drone.”

Deeper into the piece, Song described moving into an apartment.

I moved to a new apartment recently. Thanks to covid-19 pricing, it’s in a bougie building with snazzy amenities. I get emails whenever packages arrive and when someone picks them up, I have a fob that grants me access to various parts of the building, and no less than seven separate apps to control doors, reserve a spot in the pool, pay rent, request maintenance, and access a mini social media network for everyone who lives in this building.

Did you notice Song’s “bougie” reference?

“Bougie” comes from the concept of the “bourgeoisie” class. Karl Marx, author of The Communist Manifesto, saw the bourgeoisie as exploiting the “proletariat” class — the working class — because the bourgeoisie owned capital and property and the proletariat did not.

People who say or write “bougie” have bought into communism.

The “My body. My choice.” lady goes full-bore communist.

Leana Wen, M.D., was the President of Planned Parenthood, the organization that uses “My body. My choice.” to justify abortion. Now, as a “medical analyst” for CNN, she wants the U.S. federal government to control your body by requiring vaccination for COVID-19? Huh!

Communism dehumanizes individuals.

Look at what Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wrote about political interrogations of orthodox Communists in the time of Joseph Stalin:

If you are an orthodox Communist, then another orthodox Communist will sidle up to you, peering about with hostile suspicion, and he’ll begin to whisper in your ear so that the uninitiated cannot overhear:

“It’s our duty to support Soviet interrogation. It’s a combat situation. We ourselves are to blame. We were too softhearted; and now look at all the rot that has multiplied in the country. There is a vicious secret war going on. Even here we are surrounded by enemies. Just listen to what they are saying! The Party is not obliged to account for what it does to every single one of us [emphasis added] — to explain the whys and wherefores. If they ask us to, that means we should sign.”

The Gulag Archipelago, Volume 1, pp 128-129