How The IRS Allowed China Nonprofits To Buy Code Pink

The 'House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party' was in session when a Code Pink activist disrupted it by holding up a sign reading, "China Is Not Our Enemy."

While most people stopped paying attention to Code Pink in the aftermath of the Iraq War, the leftist anti-war group never went away, but beyond the backing for Venezuela, Iran and the other usual terror states, it's become a vocal defender of China.

The level of collaboration between Code Pink and China is unusual even on the anti-war Left.

"If the U.S. crushes China," Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans claimed, it "Would cut off hope for the human race and life on Earth."

Code Pink's traditional anti-war approach had been to attack America, but its China rhetoric was more slavishly pro-Beijing than it was anti-American.

What happened to Code Pink? The answer may lie with Communist China's ability to buy influence in the United States through nonprofits.

Any strategy to defeat China must also include reforming the IRS and enforcing the law. 

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