President Donald Trump launched the month of October by celebrating manufacturing and American workers. We could have much more manufacturing and many more industry jobs in this country if the top American companies would stop offshoring to Communist China and other Third World countries with cheaper labor.
October 2 was National Manufacturing Day, and Trump issued a proclamation in which he said enthusiastically, “For 250 years, American workers have been the driving force behind our Nation’s strength, prosperity, and industrial might. Their skill, ingenuity, and determination have fueled our economy and carried American manufacturing to new heights.” He also highlighted his efforts at “restoring our Nation’s manufacturing and bringing back good-paying American jobs” in the proclamation.
The genocidal Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is very openly trying to become the dominant global influence rather than the United States, and habitually undermines American interests and compromises American politicians. But just because salaries and working conditions in China are abusively awful and therefore cheaper, many American CEOs have deprived American workers of potential jobs in order to operate in China. Earlier this year, the website wage.is estimated that the minimum wage is 94% higher in the United States than in China.
There are many U.S. mega-corporations that have transferred between thousands or even millions of jobs to China, even though the CCP’s Company Law requires every company there to host CCP sales and further CCP goals, making every American corporation with Chinese operations a national security risk.
Apple is probably the worst offender, as it was by 2017 supporting 4.8 million jobs in China, more than double the number it supported in the United States, according to Yahoo Finance. Last year, CCP state media was still bragging that Apple planned to invest in a “big way” in the Communist country.
Apple leads China smartphone sales after launch of iPhone 18 Pro. Can it last? https://t.co/s7iDqkBM9r
— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) September 30, 2026
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Elon Musk is one of the American billionaires most vocally laudatory of the CCP, and has even made a Chinese executive one of his American business chiefs. Tesla has had to lay off workers in multiple countries in the last few years, but as of 2023, it had 20,000 workers in China. Like Apple’s iPhone factory, one of Musk‘s Chinese factories has made international headlines for horrible working conditions.
@ARKInvest China is awesome. I strongly encourage people to visit.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 10, 2026
Microsoft about a week ago reportedly laid off hundreds of Chinese workers, but the company still brags about how long it has been in China (thanks to Commie Bill Gates) and how robust its business allegedly is there. It is not clear exactly how many employees Microsoft currently has in China.
These are just three examples of major American corporations that are happy to accept any terms from the CCP in order to spend way less money for Chinese employees.
