Brandon J. Weichert joins Fox Business Channel’s Maria Bartiomo to discuss the true nature of China’s threat to America’s global dominance. We are on notice, as Rumsfeld used to say, but we have not noticed.
Tag: high-tech
The truth behind UFOs
This article originally appeared in Brandon J. Weichert’s column at The Washington Times… An unidentified aerial phenomenon might appear to … More
What’s Behind the Military’s UAP Sightings?
Brandon J. Weichert joined former Governor Scott Walker and political strategist, Amanda Makki, to discuss his theory on what the UAP sightings of the last few years really are (HINT: It’s NOT aliens).
Divorcing America from China High Tech Edition
Brandon J. Weichert joined Gordon G. Chang on The John Batchelor Show to discuss the pending high-tech divorce between the United States and China.
Biden Delays Chinese Military-Related Investment Ban – NTD
Kevin Hogan of NTV sat down with geopolitical analyst, Brandon J. Weichert, to discuss the Biden Administration’s recent decision to delay a Trump Administration executive order banning the purchase of defense-related products from China by the United States Department of Defense.
China’s Space Dream is America’s Nightmare
The Chinese have a plan for global domination. Space plays a key role in their ambitions. Not only do they hope to become the seat of technological innovation and advancement, but Beijing also dreams of knocking the US from its dominant position in orbit by targeting US satellite constellations and by becoming the premiere power exploiting the natural resources of space.
American Tech Firms Surrender to China
The ability to design and manufacture advanced computer chips has yet to be mastered by China. It is the last major technological advantage the West has over China/. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) just undercut that advantage earlier this year. Things are about to get ugly, as I write in my column at The American Spectator.
U.S. Deal with China Saves Huawei, Threatens America
Brandon J. Weichert was interviewed by Gordon G. Chang for the Gatestone Institute’s assessment on the tech war.
Deregulation Will Keep U.S. Biotech Out of China
It is only through competition with China in the biotech market that Washington will ensure advanced capabilities are not so readily handed over to Chinese biotech firms (and, therefore, the Chinese military). In this way we may slow China’s development into a biotechnology superpower and give ourselves the time we need to better compete with China in this vital area.
Stop Whining About Google and Do Something
BRANDON J. WEICHERT | AMERICAN GREATNESS Some friends on the Right are angry about Google’s opaque efforts to block prominent … More
THE WEICHERT REPORT 