On July 24, US Eastern Time, the think tank “Committee on the Present Danger: China (CPDC)” held an online seminar in Washington, DC. The conference’s theme was “China’s ‘Over-the-Top’ Election War: How Our Enemies and Their Allies Achieve Regime Change in America.” Participants discussed allegations of Chinese Communist Party intervention in American elections, the handling of related information by intelligence and law enforcement agencies, and potential policy responses that the United States could take.
The event featured esteemed guests such as Frank Gaffney as the host, Brian T. Kennedy, Dr. Jerome Corsi, Retired Capt. James Fanell, Matt Meck, and Retired Col. Grant Newsham. The discussion delved into the serious implications of potential external interference in the democratic process of the United States.
The seminar was broadcasted online with real-time translated subtitles by New Tang Dynasty and Epoch Times. The discussion scrutinized the strategies and tactics employed by the Chinese Communist Party to influence election outcomes in the US and explored ways to counter such meddling.
The speakers analyzed the threats posed by the CCP’s attempts to undermine American democracy and highlighted the importance of safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process. The panelists shared insights on the CCP’s propaganda campaigns, cyber operations, and covert efforts to manipulate public opinion in the US.
The esteemed experts emphasized the urgency of tackling foreign interference in US elections and called for robust measures to protect American interests and sovereignty. The seminar served as a platform for in-depth discussions on the evolving challenges posed by authoritarian regimes like the CCP and underscored the need for vigilance and collaboration to safeguard democratic values.
For those interested in watching the seminar, live streams were available on various platforms, including Epoch Times, New Tang Dynasty, and Clean World. The seminar offered a comprehensive examination of the risks associated with foreign interference in democratic processes and underscored the importance of bolstering defenses against such threats.
The event served as a crucial forum for experts and policymakers to exchange ideas and strategies for countering external threats to American democracy. It underscored the significance of maintaining transparency, upholding democratic principles, and fostering international cooperation to safeguard democratic institutions from malign influence.