CHINA TRIES TO FIND OUT IF THE NEXT US PRESIDENT WILL OPPOSE "RE-INTEGRATION" OF TAIWAN

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China has been accused of hacking the phones of Donald Trump and JD Vance, who, according to betting markets and polls, look set to be the next President and Vice President of the USA.

As reported by the BBC: 

US authorities say cybercriminals linked to China may have attempted to tap into the phones or networks used by former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Senator JD Vance, a number of sources familiar with the matter confirmed to the BBC's US news partner, CBS News.

This reveals that Chinese intelligence clearly expect Trump to beat the unlikable and talentless Harris in the November Presidential election and are especially keen to find out whether the new administration will oppose China's plans, military or otherwise, to "re-integrate" the island of Taiwan back into China. 

America has created a situation of "strategic ambiguity" over Taiwan that constantly threatens to create a war. Back in 1979, the U.S. government recognized the government of the People's Republic of China (PRC or China) as the sole legal Government of all China, including Taiwan, but has constantly signalled that it would militarily support Taiwan if the Chinese government sought to assert its acknowledged sovereignty over the island state. 

Due to Trump's "America First" policy of increasing international isolationism, the Chinese believe that Trump may be the first US President who will not do anything to assist Taiwan if attacked. This latest hacking attack shows that they are keen to find out if this is the case. 

By prioritising consumer interests for short-term political reasons, past American governments have followed a "Chimerica" policy. This forced most of the world's production of semi-conductors to move to Taiwan due to its proximity to China's massive manufacturing sector. Back in 1979 when America commenced its "Chimerica" policy, most of the world's semi-conductors were produced in the relatively safe location of Japan. China's acquisition of Taiwan would thus mark its ascent over America as the most important and economically powerful state in the World.