Taiwan's Microchip Dominance is forcing America to Save the World, Again!
World War I and World War 2 forced American isolationism to end in order to save the world from fascism and communism. Fast forward to the 2020s, and Communist Russia and China are back trying to attain global dominance once again. The majority of the advanced microchips that run the world are made in disputed territory, Taiwan. "If China annexes Taiwan, it would suddenly gain control of more than two-thirds of the global supply of microchips, allowing it to choke off access to them to any country it likes," says Cassidy Warner, Australian writer living and working in Sydney. She has a BA with Distinction from the Univer sity of New South Wales, dual majoring in English and Politics. Russia has added territory from its region. Currently, about 20 percent of Georgia is under Russian occupation. It now controls 40,000 sq miles of Ukrainian land, entirely in the south and east. China claims it owns almost all of the 1.3 million square miles of The South China Sea