> A significant portion of the employee base is Chinese Then they should be much more concerned about their country invading Taiwan than the US invading them.

> A significant portion of the employee base is Chinese Then they should be much more concerned about their country invading Taiwan than the US invading them. > I can assure you a lot of them are less than thrilled by the rhetoric around China as the #1 enemy of the US. I worked there when Trump's first round of trade tariffs were being implemented, and we were busy relocating the our hardware manufacturing outside of China - it was a tense environment. Well tough shit. I'm less than thrilled about the actions China takes against the US, yet I still work with Chinese coworkers. > But I'd argue that anyone from pretty much anywhere in the Middle East, Asia, or Latin America has reasonable historical grounds to question if US intervention is in their future (whether clandestine or a full-blown invasion). If we're moving the goalposts to include clandestine intervention, then no major power has clean hands.