Census Bureau Did a Life Expectancy Report in the early 2000s too

It shows us dying sooner at 1960s levels [more women gettiing heart disease now]. Takes the Social Security will be over-drawn soon argument away.

China is our enemy. Look at their attempt to take over the South China Sea and warning us to stay out of certain areas. And we continue to educate their students? Political correctness at it’s extreme.

I know. That’s what I said. I’m glad you agree with me and the Census Bureau. The tech companies are lying when they say there is a shortage of STEM workers in this country, so they claim have to bring in foreign workers. The Census Bureau says their claim is untrue. So what exactly is your argument with my post?

You make me laugh……..listen…..even the Stem guys cannot get a job because the workers are being brogue from overseas….

Chinese Student Spies Overwhelm US
By Joshua Philipp, Epoch Times September 19, 2014

While many other countries focus on stealth and finesse for espionage, China’s focus is on mass numbers.
“Our nation is overwhelmed. The problem is too big,” said Paul Williams in a phone interview. Williams is chief information officer at BlackOps Partners Corporation, which does counterintelligence and protection of trade secrets and competitive advantage for Fortune 500 companies.

Student spies—often college kids—play a fundamental role in this system. They help bolster a system of espionage where each person does a small share of the work. It’s based on the idea that you could have one spy steal 10,000 documents, or you could have 10,000 spies each steal one document.

By taking the approach of mass numbers for espionage, the Chinese regime has U.S. intelligence agencies outnumbered. In terms of both keeping tabs on their activities, and prosecuting Chinese spies, the United States can’t keep up.

The idea behind recruiting students as spies, according to Williams, is “if you can groom them in college” then they can be used to gain access to research at universities. After college, he added, “You can pick those students then follow their careers into corporate America.”

The Chinese regime can work spies recruited in college into positions in research, government agencies, or U.S. companies.

According to Williams many Chinese spies are not official spies. “Yes, you have those hardcore Chinese spies, but those are usually the minority,” he said. “The majority are just people who get asked to do something on the side.”

According to sources, the grooming process typically takes place before the students leave to study abroad. They may get approached by Chinese security officials who remind them to remain loyal to the motherland, and ask them to report back with anything that could benefit China.

For them, spying is often viewed as a matter of patriotic duty.

He added, however, that the approach has been shockingly effective. “The Chinese are getting everything,” he said.

“It’s a very complicated network,” said Lu Dong, a former Chinese agent of influence in New York who is now an outspoken critic of the Chinese regime.

The United States isn’t alone in its dilemma of how to defend against China’s mass approach to spying. A similar situation was recently reported in Australia.

China is running spy networks through student associations in Australian universities. These networks are then spying on other Chinese students, pressuring them, and joining activities to defend the Chinese regime’s interests.