March 19, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — China’s “wolf warrior” diplomacy was on full display at the Alaska summit. The fireworks began when country’s top diplomat, Yang Jieqi, launched into a 16-minute diatribe against the United States.
Both sides had agreed to limit their opening statements to 2 minutes each. But, as everyone knows, China doesn’t play by the rules. It simply flouted this one.
Rejecting criticism of China’s ongoing cyberwarfare against the U.S., Yang accused the U.S. of being the “champion” of cyberattacks. On the human rights front, he claimed that the U.S. does not represent “global public opinion” and that it has “deeply-rooted human rights problems,” including its “history of killing Black people.”
The final insult came when Yang said, “So, let me state here, in front of the Chinese side, the United States doesn’t qualify to lecture China from a position of strength.”
The entire diatribe seems to have caught Team Biden off guard. It shouldn’t have, since for the past several years, Beijing’s diplomats have been viciously attacking anyone who criticizes mighty China.
Because Australia has called for an independent investigation of the China Virus’s origins, Chinese officials have compared Australians to “gum stuck to the bottom of
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