Tensions between the UNITED States and China have intensified in recent months. Indeed, this week alone, the continuing tensions between the two superpowers have been attributed to the Chinese military, which has intensified its military training in East Asia, while the United States and China have criticized others for sending two aircraft teams. carriers across the United States. conduct training with two carriers in the South China Sea twice in July.
In July/early August, the two countries also filed bereavement orders for the closure of consupast quotas, and the FBI warned Americans living or visiting Communist China of a “greater threat of arbitrary detention” related to “state security.”
Although it seems that the tide is leading the two countries into a conflict imaginable, they are still strongly connected as “the other’s greatest investor and business spouse,” according to statements made last year through Chinese President Xi Jinping in St. Petersburg. International Economic Forum.
At the end of winter, at the height of confusion and paranoia on the issue of coronaviruses, China, which is singularly guilty of this epidemic and the increased number of deaths resulting from the deletion of information, has withheld shipments of non-public protection. Device to be delivered to the United States and several other countries.
It was also later revealed that China, which for too long denied COVID-19’s hug-a-hug transmission option, was accumulating imports of PPE, as Steven Bannon, a former White House strateman leader, put it, “the same other people who understood that this virus was transmitted man-to-man and went to a pandemic, while sucking every piece of EPI in the United States , Brazil and Europe.
Soon after, the Chinese government will seek victory over what President Trump likes to call the “invisible enemy.” This happened just as the debate on how to reopen the United States and the rest of the world began.
In the months that followed, President Trump and many media and political actors rightly called China for the deaths and recession related to mismanagement of the initial COVID-19 epidemic.
As U.S. attention begins to focus on elections, which are around 80 days old, it is vital to any of the applicants’ positions regarding China.
President Trump has been very fair in his assessment of China. In 2017, during a stopover in Beijing, he told reporters: “This quote is something we are making very difficult for it to be a fair and reciprocal appointment. Trade between China and the United States has not been fair in recent years.” for us. “
Trump was very transparent in pointing out the large industry deficit as well as the factor of high-level asset theft, saying, “We will have to deal without delay with the unfair practices of the industry that generate this deficit, as well as the barriers to market success: they want to take a look at access, forced generation movement and theft of intellectual assets , which alone charge the United States and its corporations at least $300 billion a year.
The president’s warnings about China’s propensity to use borrowed knowledge are continually justified, as last month the FBI saw it as a precautionary factor similar to the GoldenSpy malware. GoldenSpy provides the Communist Chinese with a back door to personal corporate knowledge and imposes itself on U.S. corporations operating on tax software demanded by China’s government. Companies that are required to use the tax software are informed that this relates to value added tax (VAT) invoices to the Chinese tax authorities.
On the other hand, alleged Democratic candidate Joe Biden has already indicated that the United States would be tantamount to appeasing China if elected by saying it would end the price lists set at the start of the Trump administration. These price lists have been strategically used as a lever when entering into new industrial agreements with China.
That would serve China’s interests, as he has long had a friendlier date not only with former Vice President Joe Biden, but also with his son Hunter Biden. In recent years, Hunter has been a board member of Chinese personal equity corporation BHR Equity Investment Fund Management Company. According to the New York Times, in 2017, Hunter Biden bought 10% of the company for about $420,000.
In addition, according to Peter Schweizer’s book, Secret Empires, BHR was able to succeed in a $1.5 billion investment deal through the Chinese government after Hunter flew to China on Air Force Two while his father was vice president.
In November, those major points will be among the vital highest for the United States to face a resolution between first re-elected a U.S. president or handing over control to speculators who have been promoting America’s interests around the world for decades.
Julio Rivera is a business and political strater, editorial director of Reactionary Times and political commentator and columnist. His writings, which focus on cybersecurity and politics, have been published through The Hill, Real Clear Politics, Townhall and American Thinker.
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