One has to be cautious about importing certain articles or one could end up having a spy as a driver
Many U.S. manufacturers rely on imported components, and it’s exactly these kinds of companies that are being hurt by President Trump’s misguided trade war. Let’s use #NationalManufacturingDay as a chance to renew our call to support American manufacturing and end the trade war.
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In 2013, the FBI discovered that a Chinese-American spy had been working in Senator Feinstein’s office since 1996, and had been reporting back to China’s Ministry of State Security.
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In 1996, Blum(Dianne’s husband) reportedly invested $23 million into a steel company owned by the Chinese government. His firms also acquired assets in companies that produce soybean milk and candy, according to the LA Times report.
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On October 4, 2018, Bloomberg Businessweek published a news investigation chronicling a Chinese spy attack on government networks and major American technology companies by adding chips to hardware manufactured in China and sold by Super Micro in the United States.
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