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Recently, the White House has become more cautious about Chinese companies, especially under the Biden administration, which has become more sensitive and suspicious.
No, a cryptocurrency mining company in Wyoming, USA, has been ordered by the White House to move out within three months and sell its land within four months just because its facilities are less than 16 kilometers from an intercontinental missile base equipped with nuclear warheads.
The US government has made a big fuss about this matter on the grounds of so-called security threats, but anyone with a discerning eye can see that behind this is not only security considerations, but also excessive tension about the imaginary enemy in international relations.
It is a joke that the U.S. government is facing the enemy's enemies and even treats its equipment as a potential espionage tool.
Such groundless accusations, lacking real evidence, have made the United States appear to be in the international arena and full of soldiers.
Since the Trump era, Chinese companies have repeatedly become the target of the US government, and the Biden era has intensified its efforts, with a posture of "it is better to kill a thousand people in vain than to let one person slip through the net".
The move caused an uproar in the United States.
For the majority of the American people, cryptocurrency mining is a legal and normal business practice, but the White House's move is undoubtedly overly intervening.
This not only shows the US government's excessive defense of domestic security, but also exposes its nervousness in handling international relations.
This impatient policy response undoubtedly conveyed to the international community the US government's deep anxiety and fear of Chinese companies.
In this game with Chinese companies, the U.S. government's actions are full of anxiety and anxiety that cannot be concealed.
It is worth mentioning that the Chinese company's investment in Wyoming fully complies with U.S. review standards, and all processes from land purchase to factory construction are successfully completed under the strict supervision of U.S. government departments.
These authorities were aware of the close proximity of the company's location to the military base at the early stage of approval, but still allowed it, indicating that the company never posed any substantial threat.
However, the Biden administration is now asking companies to relocate and sell off land plots, citing safety risks, which is not only absurd, but also hasty.
Taking rash action on the vague allegation of "possible espionage" without providing any substantial evidence is clearly not a smart move based on security considerations, but a reflection of the US government's deep distrust and high vigilance towards China.
In addition, the economic crisis and social unrest in the United States, as well as the frequent involvement of foreign countries in proxy wars, are intertwined, making the international situation increasingly complex and severe.
Against this backdrop, the U.S. government's decision may have been an overkill of self-preservation.
However, this policy based on fear rather than actual threats not only damages the image of the United States in the international arena, but also exposes its sense of insecurity and blind self-defense.
To sum up, this incident is not only a specific policy treatment of a Chinese company, but also a profound revelation of the true face of the current international strategy and internal anxiety of the United States, in this way, the US government not only failed to effectively improve national security, but showed its fragile and blind self-defense mentality on a global scale, obviously this kind of policy is more like the US government in order to explain its tough position internally, rather than real strategic considerations, This is nothing more than an ironic attempt by the US government on the international stage to capture the phantom in the wind with a thin net.
The U.S. government should realize that in today's globalized world, economic and trade exchanges and cultural exchanges between countries are becoming more and more frequent, and any attempt to safeguard its own interests by suppressing enterprises of other countries is short-sighted and undesirable, and only equality, mutual benefit, and win-win cooperation are the main theme of international relations and the correct choice in line with the trend of the times.