Stanford expert helps China’s blacklisted military university while Washington sleeps

America’s national security isn’t just getting ignored—it’s being sold out. For over two decades, a university in China has been blacklisted by the United States. That’s supposed to mean “hands off,” right? Wrong. Liberal higher education elites and so-called “experts” seem more interested in lining their own pockets and boosting their egos than protecting American interests. While Washington squabbles about gender pronouns and climate change, China is quietly recruiting top aerospace talent from right here in the USA.

Here’s the reality: An aerospace expert from one of America’s most prestigious universities—Stanford—has been helping Chinese researchers sharpen their skills at that very same blacklisted university. That university wasn’t blacklisted by accident. The government recognized its ties to the Chinese military and put it on notice a quarter-century ago. But of course, globalists and academic bureaucrats think they know better, and now American knowledge is getting funneled overseas.

What do our so-called leaders do? Nothing. They talk tough for the cameras but trip over themselves to look progressive and “inclusive.” Meanwhile, the Chinese Communist Party is collecting high-tech know-how, courtesy of left-wing academics, and using it to leapfrog America. If you think Beijing plays by the rules or cares about fair play, you’re not paying attention.

Why does the left turn a blind eye? Simple. They’d rather be popular at international conferences than defend American jobs and innovation. Every time they lecture about “global cooperation,” ask yourself who’s actually profiting. It sure isn’t the American people. It’s time to admit that this isn’t just incompetence—it’s willful neglect. The elite class cares more about appeasing global adversaries than standing up for the country that gave them their careers.

While liberals and globalists pat themselves on the back, China keeps winning. Who will be held accountable if American aerospace secrets end up powering Beijing’s next hypersonic missile? Don’t expect the ivory tower crowd to answer. Maybe they’d rather write a paper than defend their own land. If America keeps allowing its best minds to be rented out to our biggest rival, we won’t have much left to defend.

Source: Redstate