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The world's most populous nation is rapidly transforming into a formidable threat, with unscrupulous Chinese entrepreneurs flooding global markets with dangerous products. China's unique brand of capitalism employs illegal mercantilist and protectionist tactics to undermine American industries, one job at a time. As China's military advances toward potential confrontation with the U.S., American leaders in business, politics, and academia remain alarmingly silent about this growing peril. The author meticulously details various forms of "Death by China," highlighting troubling trends and events that indicate a relationship spiraling out of control. The book uncovers the plight of thousands of Chinese cyber dissidents imprisoned in "Google Gulags," escalating cyberattacks on U.S. defense and key businesses, and the detrimental effects of China's undervalued currency on the U.S., Europe, and global recovery. It also explores the increasing risks American companies face in China, the nation's role in promoting nuclear proliferation for oil, and the media's distortion of the China narrative, including a "Hall of Shame" for America's most misguided China apologists. This work serves not only as a catalog of China's abuses but also as a call to action and a survival guide for a critical moment in history.
