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To: TobagoJack who wrote (125456)	12/2/2016 11:27:36 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	Respond to of 217745

Trump Organization eyes Taiwan for newest luxury resort location - rawstory.com It appears Donald Trump had personal ulterior motives for his historic phone call to Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen Friday, as he wants to build luxury hotels and resorts on Taiwan. Trump shocked China's leadership on Friday, by initiating the first US-Taiwanese presidential contact in over three decades. The move risked a major dispute with China, which considers Taiwan to be one of its providences. In 1979, the U.S. adopted a One China position, freezing diplomatic relations with Taiwan. In Taiwan, the mayor of Taoyuan, Taiwan confirmed to "China Times" that a representative from the Trump Organization visited the municipality in September. Trump’s son Eric Trump will visit Taiwan later this year to discuss “a large-scale urban development project aimed at capitalizing on Taoyuan’s status as a transport hub for East Asia.” If China causes problems over this, Trump is prepared to send the US Navy to Taiwan protect his new real estate interests. Trump sees no problem in using his position as President of the United States to help his business because, "What's good for the Trump Organization is good for America". When Trump vowed to leave his “great business in order to fully focus on running the country," he didn't mean for anyone to take him literally. During his call with President Ing-wen, Trump congratulated her on her recent election and “noted the close economic, political, and security ties” that exist between Taiwan and the United States.