.@POTUS: Newly declassified documents show that over a period of years starting during the 2020 election cycle, the People’s Republic of China carried out what is believed to be the largest compromise of election data in history — resulting in China’s illicit acquisition of 220 million U.S. voter files.
That information includes names, addresses, phone numbers, political party preferences, and other sensitive data that would be needed to register to vote, and engage in other nefarious activities.
This data loss presents an unprecedented election security nightmare. The intelligence even shows that China assigned a data exploitation unit specifically to this new project.
A single leaked video has shattered 50 years of military secrecy, exposing a covert footprint that Beijing has desperately tried to wipe off the map. According to an explosive report by Nikkei Asia, footage circulating online shows Singaporean troops conducting intense maneuvers in the mountains of southern Taiwan. Defense experts have authenticated the clip, blowing the lid off a highly sensitive relationship that both nations have kept low profile to avoid provoking China.
The Nikkei Asia coverage details the modern reality of "Project Starlight," a secret 1975 agreement forged between Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew and Taiwan’s Chiang Ching-kuo. The arrangement grants land-scarce Singapore vital territory for armored, artillery, and air force training. In return, it provides Taiwan with a priceless international lifeline despite having zero formal diplomatic ties. Today, roughly 3,000 Singaporean troops still rotate annually through Taiwanese bases like Hengchun and Hukou.
Though Singapore maintains this is strictly unilateral training, the footprint heavily offends Beijing. As highlighted by Nikkei Asia, China has repeatedly pressured Singapore to end the program, even offering alternative training grounds on Hainan Island, which Singapore rejected. Friction previously peaked when Hong Kong authorities, acting for Beijing, seized Singaporean armored vehicles returning from Taiwan, triggering a major diplomatic standoff.
The timing of this video leak appears deeply calculated, hitting just 10 days before a high-stakes China-U.S. summit. Observers believe Taipei is intentionally spotlighting its international partnerships to project deterrence, especially amid anxiety over a delayed $14 billion U.S. arms sale. Ultimately, this Nikkei Asia report proves that despite China's relentless campaign to isolate Taiwan, Taipei's covert bonds refuse to break.
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@MattZeitlin Xi is not stupid. He avoids mentioning China history implies China has been 'whole' throughout history and wars are merely 'internal affairs' which coincidentally is what their Taiwan stance has been all along.
@JewishWarrior13 Kinda obvious 'Pakistan' is referring to China. Maybe Trump thinks capitulating to China before his visit can earn his some leverage.
Also clear now the US (like the rest of the world) is deathly afraid of an all out war. China now has confidence to start their Taiwan invasion.