US fighter pilot trains China as Biden focuses on wokeness proof America is being betrayed from within

A former U.S. Air Force major just got slapped in handcuffs by the Justice Department—and for once, it looks like they actually did their job. This guy, a trained American fighter pilot, stands accused of teaching Chinese military pilots how to fly. Let that sink in. A proud member of our own armed forces allegedly hopped over to help America’s top enemy hone their skills. If that doesn’t boil your blood, you haven’t been paying attention.

This is exactly what happens when the left spends decades coddling traitors and preaching “global citizenship” instead of real patriotism. Liberals want to act like borders don’t matter, like American skills and secrets should be shared with anyone waving a checkbook. Well, now look where that soft, weak attitude gets us: former U.S. military training our Communist adversaries how to fight.

China isn’t hiding its plans. The Chinese Communist Party is dead set on surpassing us, militarily and technologically. Meanwhile, instead of locking down security, the Biden administration is too busy pushing diversity quotas and pronoun lectures in the Pentagon. Maybe if our leaders focused half as much on loyalty and national security as they do on woke nonsense, they wouldn’t be scrambling to arrest our own service members for helping the enemy.

This betrayal goes deeper than one man. It exposes a dark truth about what happens when America’s elite, including some in uniform, forget who they’re supposed to serve. It’s not the globalist dreamers or our economic competitors overseas. It’s the American people. Every time we turn a blind eye, every time we let our guard down, we give our enemies a leg up.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t just a legal problem. It’s a moral failure. It’s the rotten fruit of decades of appeasement, open borders, and soft-on-China policies from weak, left-wing politicians. The real question is: How many more traitors are hiding in the shadows while our elites betray the country for a quick buck or a pat on the back from Beijing? If we don’t start demanding loyalty—and consequences—we might as well hand the keys to our enemies ourselves.

Source: Redstate