🚨 Did the CCP turn against Jensen Huang?
Former Tiananmen student leader Tang Baiqiao believes the Chinese Communist Party is behind the sudden wave of AI-generated videos mocking and humiliating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
But why would the CCP launch a smear campaign against a man it once desperately needed?
Tang points to an ancient Chinese strategy: “Killing with a borrowed knife” (借刀杀人).
His theory is disturbing: The CCP may have used a honey trap to gain influence over Huang. And when he was no longer willing to cooperate, it turned against him.
Tang also draws a striking parallel with the case of Gao Zhan, a Chinese-born scholar who was once celebrated as a victim of CCP persecution, only to end up in a U.S. prison for illegally exporting sensitive technology to China.
Could something similar be happening to Jensen Huang?
And is the CCP sending a warning to other American billionaires who think they can do business with it without consequences?
In my latest episode of Inconvenient Truths, I break down Tang's arguments, the AI smear campaign, and the CCP's long history of using people—and destroying them when they are no longer useful.
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