Who Pooh'd the Bed?
China's Brown Stain
By Joshua Abrams • April 28, 2025
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, during an April 29, 2025 briefing, accused Amazon of engaging in a "hostile and political act" by considering a plan to display tariff-related price increases on its platform, framing the move as an attack on President Trump's trade policies. Leavitt's remarks add to growing public scrutiny of Amazon's international entanglements, including alleged ties to Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-linked entities.
Posts circulating on X, from accounts such as @SpecialSitsNews and @RapidResponse47, have highlighted Amazon's reported relationship with the China International Book Trading Corporation (CIBTC)—a state-owned enterprise historically involved in promoting CCP propaganda abroad. The CIBTC has long distributed government-sanctioned works, including publications by Xi Jinping, and reportedly partnered with Amazon to establish the "China Books" portal targeting U.S. consumers.
While Amazon has not publicly confirmed the full extent of its relationship with CIBTC, the partnership's existence is consistent with past reporting on Amazon's concessions to Chinese authorities in order to expand its market share in China. If Amazon collaborated with a CCP-backed distributor to sell propaganda materials on its American platform, it would underscore a pattern of U.S. tech giants prioritizing access to the Chinese market over national interests and ethical concerns.
China's Economic Warfare Strategy
For decades, China has waged a calculated economic war against America, exploiting trade systems, manipulating markets, and using fraud to erode the nation's strength—all in plain sight. At the heart of this assault is Temu, a Chinese e-commerce giant propped up by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), whose deceptive practices reveal a desperate strategy to undermine President Trump's policies and destabilize America. This isn't competition; it's a predictable pattern of economic aggression designed to weaken our nation from within.
Expert Analysis: Kevin O'Leary on China's Trade Violations
Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary explains why China has never followed WTO rules and calls for massive tariffs to counter their economic warfare.
Temu's Fraudulent Business Model
China is weaponizing its shady Temu business model to slap fraudulent charges on consumers for individual items, brazenly exploiting President Trump's trade policies. These upfront fees, falsely tied to import tariffs, are demanded before customs duties are even due—duties that are legally paid upon importation. Temu admits these charges don't align with actual customs payments, exposing their scam: they're inflating prices under the tariff excuse, pocketing the difference while making Americans blame U.S. policy for rising costs.
Temu's entire business model thrives on exploitation, previously flooding the U.S. with billions of tariff-free packages by abusing a now-closed trade loophole that allowed duty-free imports of low-value goods. This deluge of cheap products undercut American businesses, suffocating local retailers and manufacturers while forcing the U.S. Postal Service to bear the burden of delivery—essentially making American taxpayers foot the bill for China's market invasion.
Customs Fraud Alert
President Trump's aggressive tariffs—slapping steep rates on Chinese goods—alongside closing that loophole, have ripped the mask off Temu's operations. Now, their prices are ballooning with import fees, a cynical ploy to inflame American consumers against U.S. trade policies.
But the real scandal lies in their customs fraud: by undervaluing goods, Temu skirts tariffs, pocketing the difference as profit while passing inflated costs onto buyers. Add to that their use of counterfeit shipping labels and fake documentation, and it's clear this isn't just business—it's deliberate sabotage.
CCP Control and Forced Labor
This isn't an independent company's scheme—Temu is a CCP puppet, run by executives tied to the regime and implicated in forced labor violations. China's goal is clear: flood our markets with fraudulent goods, undermine our industries, and sow discord by making Americans blame their own leaders for rising costs.
Their rapid pivot to using U.S. warehouses for half their sales by early 2025 only proves the scale of their earlier deception—years of tariff evasion that robbed America of billions in revenue while destroying honest businesses that actually pay their fair share.
America's Counter-Strategy
To fight back, America must strike decisively:
Legal and Economic Actions
- The U.S. must counter China's economic warfare with decisive, legally grounded action. Through eminent domain, the government should seize Chinese-owned assets like warehouses and farmland, arguing under the Fifth Amendment that their role in billions of dollars in fraud justifies a zero valuation as restitution for economic harm.
- Federal agencies can impose severe fines for customs fraud under 19 U.S.C. § 1592, targeting CCP-backed entities like Temu with penalties that match the scale of their theft.
- Stricter enforcement of forced labor laws and immediate bans on goods produced through exploitation can cut off their revenue streams while protecting human rights.
Citizen Action
- Americans and consumers must join the fight to protect our future. Citizens can report deceptive pricing on platforms like Temu to the FTC, sparking investigations.
- Consumers can boycott Chinese goods, choosing American-made products to cut off China's revenue stream.
- Grassroots pressure on lawmakers for stricter trade laws, alongside business advocacy for fair tariffs, can amplify these efforts.
Expert Voices: Kevin O'Leary Speaks Out
Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary has had enough of China's relentless assault on America, and he's not mincing words. In a fiery CNN interview on April 9, 2025, O'Leary demanded 400% tariffs on China, exposing their decades-long campaign of intellectual property theft, rule-breaking, and shameless deceit. "I do business in China. They don't play by the rules. They've been in the WTO for decades. They have never abided by any of the rules they agreed to when they came in," O'Leary declared, echoing what millions of Americans already know: China is not a partner—it's a predator.
Supporting Evidence Gallery

Winnie the Pooh overlooking the Great Wall of China - symbolic representation of Xi Jinping's regime
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The Reality of China's Holdings
U.S. Debt Holdings
China holds $784 billion in U.S. Treasury securities as of January 2025, a measly 2.2% of our $35 trillion national debt, yet they use it as a leash to choke America. This debt fuels China's economic warfare, funding scams like Temu's that drain billions annually through fraud and tariff evasion.
It's a rigged game—China exploits our markets, then demands repayment for loans they've already weaponized against us. This parasitic relationship lets them destabilize our economy while profiting from the chaos they create.
U.S. Land Ownership
Chinese entities own 383,935 acres of U.S. land as of 2021—just 0.03% of our 1.2 billion agricultural acres—but it's a foothold for their economic invasion. High-profile cases like the blocked 2022 Fufeng purchase near a U.S. Air Force base reveal their intent to infiltrate and undermine us.
Valued at billions, this land grab lets China manipulate our food supply and real estate markets, pricing out Americans while their fraud schemes—like Temu's—siphon off billions more from our economy.
USPS Exploitation
China-backed Temu merchants are openly scamming the USPS with counterfeit labels, a brazen act of economic sabotage costing America billions. A February 2025 report exposes sellers buying fake labels for just 60 cents on Chinese platforms, compared to $8 for legitimate ones.
One seller admitted to using 1,000–2,000 fake labels daily, raking in profits by defrauding the system. With over 1.3 billion de minimis packages entering the U.S. in 2024, this fraud likely siphons off billions in shipping costs while making American taxpayers subsidize China's market conquest.
A Message About the Chinese People
Our fight is not with the Chinese people, a beautiful and incredible culture we deeply respect, but with their tyrannical government. The Chinese people are forced into impossible choices under Xi Jinping's iron fist, and we empathize with their struggle against his oppression.
But Xi itself.. no ruler, just a monster. A sad, pathetic and shortsighted fool who'd rather destroy the planet, pollute its resources, torture his own citizens, and lay waste to humanity for his fragile ego and desperate grip on power.
His legacy is one of theft, deceit, and cowardice—stealing intellectual property, tricking trade partners, and robbing the world with dishonesty, all to prop up his pathetic pride under the mask of the greater good when it only benefits him. When Xi dies, the world, America, and even his own people will celebrate, his memory fading like a passing fart in the wind. Yet the brown Pooh colored stain of Xi's decades of death and dishonor will linger for years to come.
China's deceit threatens to gut our society, but their exposure unites us in defense of American values, workers, and economic sovereignty.
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Sources & References
Amazon and CCP Political Market Abuse
The Hill - White House Press Secretary Statement
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5272590-white-house-amazon-tariff-costs/Fake Shipping Labels and USPS Exploitation
Rest of World - February 11, 2025
https://restofworld.org/2025/temu-sellers-fake-usps-labels-shipping-costs/Temu's U.S. Warehouse Operations
Reuters - February 6, 2025
https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/trumps-de-minimis-cancellation-is-bad-news-temu-worse-shein-2025-02-06/China's U.S. Treasury Holdings
U.S. Treasury Department Data - January 2025
https://ticdata.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/tic/Documents/slt_table5.htmlChinese Land Ownership in the U.S.
USDA Report - 2021
https://www.fsa.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2021_afida_annual_report_through_12_31_2021.pdf