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u/dty6 u/lonewulf u/sleepydude

I wanted to start this conversation. I think this thread is old enough to hijack.

This copy and pasted from Lonewulf's pm to me:

Okay, this time I got smart and started a word document, which I've copied below.

On the issue of Taiwan…

I worked with a woman who was originally from Taiwan, went to school here, and became a citizen, and in fact lives fairly close to me. I talked to her at length about Taiwan, but I never got the impression from her that there was corruption there, so that’s why I’ve been surprised lately to find out otherwise. The main takeaways I got was that being an island nation, it is quite crowded, with large cities. There is not enough free space for raising animals such as cows, so milk, beef, and especially cheese, are a novelty – and quite expensive. The main source of protein is, naturally, fish.

Back when the whole plandemic started, I read an article about a hydroxychloroquine manufacturing site in Taiwan that had blown up. I assumed the DS had blown it up to prevent the usage of HCQ, but didn’t give it much thought beyond that. Below is the link to the article:

“World’s Second Largest Hydroxychloroquine Plant in Taiwan Blows Up”

https://vaccineimpact.com/2020/worlds-second-largest-hydroxychloroquine-plant-in-taiwan-blows-up/

Now, in hindsight, this is perhaps not surprising if Taiwan is corrupt. It may be interesting to follow the money here.

Also of interest is Mitch McConnell’s wife, Elaine Chao, and her family. Her parents are both from China and moved to Taiwan, where Elaine was born. Her parents own a shipping company and have rights to dock at a major port in China:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elaine_Chao

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_S._C._Chao

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Mulan_Chu_Chao

Eventually, her father moved the family to the US and the rest is history. Lots of dirt to dig up here.

According to the woman I know, it wasn’t unusual for the Chinese to move to Taiwan to escape what was going on in mainland China. My friend’s father was Chinese, while her mother is Taiwanese.

The one big thing to keep an eye on in Taiwan is the microchip industry:

“Why Taiwan is at the heart of a microchip struggle”

“Geopolitical contests between the US and China hinge on technology more than the ability to deploy a gunboat”

“Here in a nutshell is the problem facing the United States. The country that used to be a world leader in all forms of high tech, especially semiconductor chips, now spends its time redesigning chocolate chips.

By contrast, Taiwan, officially a “rogue province” of China, but in reality operating as an independent nation of 23 million people, ranked 22nd as a world economy (right behind Switzerland), is now a leading global player in the production of semiconductor chips.

As such, it has emerged as the key supply link to a multiplicity of American and Chinese high-tech companies at a time when the Trump administration is working hard to cut China’s access to Taiwan’s semiconductors.

For all of China’s significant technological advancements, the country still lags in the production of semiconductor chips”

Note the seemingly out-of-place mention of “redesigning chocolate chips.” Huh?

I think we’ve got some comms going on here:

“Tesla designer re-engineers the chocolate chip”

Well, what do you know, our old buddy, Elon, makes an indirect appearance.

“Remy Labesque has a compelling day job: He’s senior industrial designer at Tesla in Los Angeles. But for three years, he’s worked on a side project that’s enviable to people outside Elon Musk’s universe. Labesque has re-engineered the classic chocolate chip because, he says, the 80-year-old teardrop shape is ill-suited to its function.”

“The chip isn’t a designed shape,” says Labesque. “It’s a product of an industrial manufacturing process.”

Wanna guess what shape Remy is making it?

“Labesque’s redesign for artisanal Dandelion Chocolate is a square, faceted pyramid, kind of like a flattened diamond.”

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2020/07/24/tesla-designer-re-engineers-chocolate-chip/5504818002/

Back to the microchips…

“Memory chips are a big issue for China. Beijing has deployed considerable fiscal resources into producing them and last year set a goal of producing 5% of the world’s total production by the end of 2020.

That’s ambitious. It’s one thing to produce memory chips, another to get a usable “yield,” that is, the percentage of output that actually works. It is a singularly challenging industry in which to attain industrial self-sufficiency.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) produces customized semiconductor chips “for use in various types of electronics, such asdigital cameras, smartphones, and the new technologically sophisticated ‘smart’ cars.”

It seems like China’s main interest in Taiwan could be the chips. I’ll let you read the rest of the article on your own and you can see the links between the US, China, and Taiwan here. Elon also might be looking for a piece of the “chocolate chip cookie” for his Teslas.

The guy who was working for Elon was working in Los Angeles. Not far from LA and near Joshua Tree National Park is the Chocolate Mountain Military Base.

"Back in 1994 California Senator Dianne Feinstein orchestrated a very controversial take over of one of the largest gold deposits in the world in the Chocolate Mountains of California."

https://anontimes.com/post/dianne-feinstein-the-great-gold-heist-and-golden-secrets-v-chocolate-mountain-military-base_53509

The above article just came out today. Here's another one I found that's older:

http://www.24hgold.com/english/contributor.aspx?article=2650967238G10020&contributor=Treasures+and+Gold+Fever

Looks like it was on 8kun today, too:

https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/15747934.html#15748366