NoToChina

It's the American Semiquincentennial this year. Did you know: When you search "america 250 merchandise" on Amazon, instead of seeing products from the dozens of US companies producing @America250 merch, ALL the results from China and Vietnam? So how independent are we really?

@glennbeck The political and executive class were the perfect marks. Stroke their egos and watch them sell out their workers, their communities, and their country. Trump is the first American to play their game against them. It’s brilliant–assuming he can maintain his tough stance. (2/2)

@glennbeck Trump is, in fact, the first American (President or Executive) who gets it. Since permanent MFN was granted to China in 2001, countless American politicians and executives have been “charmed” by companies in China pouring praise on them. (1/2)

If you’re outraged over Trump calling Xi a “great leader” during their meeting, I think you’re missing the point. This is how Trump negotiates. He uses flattery to keep the peace, even though China absolutely despises Trump. When Trump said, “We’re going to have a fantastic future together," that's a textbook example of Trump using flattery to catch the other side off guard. Trump did the exact same thing when he met with Kim Jong Un. How many years do you need to watch him before you recognize his pattern?

@KarluskaP China is milking this trip for all the propaganda it can get out of it, and American media companies are obliging, as always. Remember that no footage can be done without the CCP’s approval.

Bret Baier getting a cup of coffee in China

@SenRickScott @GundamNorthrop @SenRickScott we cannot stop buying their crap if mandatory Country of Origin Labeling Online legislation keeps getting defeated year after year. Please keep fighting for this. Americans overwhelmingly support it.

China is a threat because we help power their economy. We need to STOP selling them oil and STOP BUYING THEIR CRAP!

@radrydu @FischerKing64 The failure is in our education system. When I was growing up, we were taught that the USSR wanted to take over the world, establish a surveillance state, and deprive us of our freedom to speak, report, and worship as we want. The CCP is doing all that. And we’re paying for it.

@FischerKing64 My church is near here, split congregation of the last remaining SoCal WASPs and newly arrived Mandarin speakers. Taiwanese guy I’m friends with tells me you can’t trust mainlanders stateside, many are CCP. I kinda thought he was joking but this makes me reconsider.

Some ethnic Chinese Americans seem to place loyalty to their "ancient homeland" above US citizenship. This is something that will obviously happen when you import diasporas, but it's "impolite" to talk about. When you claim America is just an "idea" - makes the problem worse.

@JoshuaSteinman @America250 Amazon's lobbyists have made sure such a filter will never exist, despite years of attempts at legislation. Here's the next best thing: notochina.org/gifts-and-souv…

All I want for @America250 is an “American Made Products” filter on Amazon dot com

@MsMelChen Most Westerners don't grasp that every number out of the CCP is manufactured. That's the benefit of being a totalitarian state. China never lets you see the abject poverty outside of the big cities. Those don't get counted in the numbers either.

As Trump heads to China to meet Xi, it’s time for a reality check on the Chinese economy. We’ve endured years of breathless talk about the “Asian century” and China’s inexorable rise. Elites couldn’t stop praising the “China model” with its state-led efficiency, gleaming infrastructure, and unstoppable momentum. That narrative has aged disastrously. So much so all the old pro-engagement business leaders have begun changing their tune to save face (Dimon, Dalio et al.) Even with reported 5% annual growth, China is not closing the gap with the US in nominal USD terms. Its GDP as a share of America’s peaked at 78% in 2021 and has fallen to just 64% in 2024. Yes the renminbi’s sharp depreciation against the dollar is true, but it begs the question of why did the currency weaken enough to slash China’s relative GDP by 14 percentage points in three years? Currency collapse is not a sign of strength. The RMB has recovered some ground over the past 18 months, yet deflation and chronic overcapacity will cap any sustained rally. With PPP adjustments, the gap closes but the US is still richer than China. Don’t listen to the blackpillers saying the US is collapsing or the “dollar dominance is ending.” Both countries have debt problems but China knows how to creatively hide it. Markets tell the starkest truth. US equities (S&P 500) have surged from ~$45 trillion in 2021 to $55–60 trillion. Chinese indices (CSI 300 + Hang Seng) have slid from ~$13 trillion at their peak to around $10 trillion. If this were just a currency story, America’s market values wouldn’t be booming while China’s shrank in absolute terms. The bottom line: China’s slowdown is structural. America is in much better shape and barring some epic self-cucking, the US should still be dominant

@selinawangtv Terrible decision by the Supreme Court. Tariffs were the ONLY step anyone in the Federal Government made since disastrously granting permanent MFN to China. They didn't protect consumers from China, but from corporate America selling out consumers and domestic manufacturing.

Trump heads to China with hand weakened on tariffs. But bulk of his tariffs on China still remain after Supreme Court ruling on IEEPA tariffs: 25% on most goods (section 301), 100% on EVs, and 50% on semiconductors — remain in place. The administration replaced the struck-down tariffs with a 10% global tariff under Section 122, but those tariffs are now in legal jeopardy @ABC

@josephwutw @WHO Why do I get the feeling that Taiwan has the best healthcare system in the world precisely BECAUSE it is not a member of the @WHO?

#Taiwan has the best healthcare system in the world, but is excluded from the @WHO. This discrimination must end NOW.

@SenTomCotton Since we granted it permanent MFN, the CCP has incentivized companies to steal, reverse-engineer, and mass-produce things like toasters, air fryers, and socks—and then undercut the very companies that invented them. Why do we think it won't happen to things like chips?

One of the foreign companies smuggling US chips is OBON, which stands for One Belt, One Network. Call me crazy, but maybe American companies shouldn’t sell advanced technologies to companies literally named after one of Xi Jinping’s signature policies. Super Micro should account for how this could’ve happened. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@ShangguanJiewen @RepYoungKim News flash: Taiwan is a sovereign country. Despite what sellouts like you like to tell people.

The PRC has no intention of invading its own province. The PRC is simply preparing to defend its territory from foreign aggressors, seeking to cleave a piece of China from its nation. If the USA and other rogue states do not interfere in the internal affairs of China, the PRC will not use force.

Xi Jinping has ordered its military to be ready to invade Taiwan by 2027. China has a plan. America should too. I introduced the Deter PRC Aggression Against Taiwan Act to push back on the CCP & build America’s sanctions contingency plan before Beijing acts, not after. youngkim.house.gov/2026/05/07/rep…

@james_xond Less than 12 years after the CCP crushed student protestors in Tiananmen Square, Ds and Rs both decided that money is more important than human rights or dignity. The love of money is the root of all evil. That's what ushered in so much of the evil we see today.

Can anyone pinpoint the exact moment when everything in society started getting noticeably worse?

@amazon Do us all a favor and make sure at least a few of your supply chains don’t go through China and the CCP.

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@wongmjane Some other prompts to try: - “What happened in Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989?” - “Is Taiwan an independent country?” - “Are there Uyghur re-education camps in Xinjiang?” - “Why is Xi Jinping called Winnie the Pooh?” - “What happened to Hu Jintao at the 2022 CCP Congress?”

Using Chinese AI models for coding be like:

@pmarca The CCP playbook: Embrace Extend Extinguish Encroachment Expansion Evasion Entrapment Espionage Enslavement Ethnocide

Concerning. nypost.com/2026/04/30/bus…

@SenRandPaul Anyone opposing this is either one of two things: 1) Completely oblivious to "birth tourism" industry where pregnant women by the 1000s come to have their baby here (esp. China) 2) Rooting for the end of the Republic Thank you @RandPaul. All Americans need to get behind this

I am introducing a Constitutional Amendment to end Birthright Citizenship. Under current interpretations of American law, anyone born on American soil automatically becomes a U.S. citizen, regardless of whether the parent was here legally or not.  This is wrong and not at all the intent of those who wrote the 14th Amendment.  We are a country filled with immigrants, and legal immigration is valuable and should be protected. But we are also a country whose borders have been too open and our generosity exploited too often. President Trump has moved to seal our border from illegal immigrants more than any other president.   But we will have more to do. We need to make sure that only children born to legal residents of the U.S. are automatically citizens. I have supported protecting birthright citizenship from abuse since the beginning of my tenure in the Senate, when I cosponsored the Birthright Citizenship Act of 2011, and now I am proposing an amendment to protect United States citizenship in case the Supreme Court fails to address this issue correctly.

@randomuser00800 @pmarca "Honor".

@NoToChina_org @pmarca Slander against China, a nation of Honor...

Mm hmm.

@BrianRoemmele Before China was granted permanent MFN: Lighting: East Cleveland, OH Lighters: Bradford, PA Motorcycles: Milwaukee, WI False lashes: New York, NY Pearls: Muscatine, IA Marble: Danby Quarry, VT Bouncy Castles: Shreveport, LA Spectacle lenses: Southbridge, MA

The chamber of commerce….

@SecScottBessent It says a lot that two of his featured speakers are from China, meaning they are told exactly what to say and report everything they hear to the CCP. AI was not an existential threat to 100 million souls (and counting). The CCP was.

The United States is home to the most talented AI researchers in the world. Instead of harnessing American innovation, Senator Sanders is inviting foreign nationals to tell the United States how to regulate AI. It would be like channeling Hugo Chavez to get advice on how to run our economy—oh wait, the Senator from Vermont did that 20 years ago, too. The real threat to AI safety is letting any nation other than the United States set the global standard.