Who Wants More Communist Chinese Law Enforcement Officers … Here? By Paul Walker
Communist China's Minister for Public Security Wang Xiaohong has stated that China will train thousands of foreign law enforcement officers for the West. Why do this? The aim is for the "world order" to "develop in a more fair, reasonable and efficient direction." "We will [also] send police consultants to countries in need to conduct training to help them quickly and effectively improve their law enforcement capabilities." These comments were made before law enforcement representatives from 122 countries, so this is being taken seriously. It is a continuation of world emperor Xi's quest to make China the planetary facilitator to "improve global security governance … and promote durable peace."
As noted below, there are fortunately concerns being expressed about this:
"Some human rights groups have raised concerns that recent training programs for African police officers introduce Communist party-style authoritarian tactics, and are heavily focused on protecting Chinese commercial interests in those countries – often connected to China's state-run foreign investment program, the belt and road initiative."
Clearly China is making yet one more attempt to project its power and secure its economic interests. Having communist Chinse trained police, who will no doubt be indoctrinated along the way, is a major threat to national security and must be resisted throughout the world. Countries can and should train their own local police.
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