A major European pharmaceutical company is investing billions of dollars in Communist China, where every foreign company is required to uphold Communist principles and report to the genocidal government. Donald Trump certainly meant well with the deal, but we Americans might need to ask ourselves whether we can truly trust a company that is willing to host Chinese Communist Party (CCP) cells. Except that there is really no such thing as a private company in China. The Company Law of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) was originally adopted in 1993, and in its 2018 iteration states:AdvertisementArticle 19 The Chinese Communist Party may, according to the Constitution of the Chinese Communist Party, establish its branches in companies to carry out activities of the Chinese Communist Party. How can we be certain that pharmaceutical companies and products will not be weaponized against us?