I am so glad this idea is being spoken to. Now, perhaps are fearless leaders will accept that we dare not be so dependent on our supposed friends!

I liked this comment to the article:

"China, do it. All the more reason for us to make our own and then sell it to the rest of the world. They like us better, we don't shoot people in the streets if their sick. So let me get this straight, we are probably one of the biggest, if not the biggest consumer of goods in the world and you're going to stop sending products. Are you sure that's a bright move? We will recover and you will be hurt the most. We're pretty resilient and defiant. Its what makes us Americans, like it or not. So go ahead China, do it. Crack me up with your feeble threats. In fact I defy you to do it. We'll make it ourselves, we'll do it better, and we'll be just fine. If we weren't so good at it, you wouldn't be stealing our intellectual property left and right."

China is not the only one making drugs for the US: India is another huge supplier.

This is what happened when profit rules over national interests and security.

The US has been shooting herself in the foot for many decades. allowing China to access top secret research, educating their brightest in the US so they can go home and use the knowledge against us,

Is that the same China that just sent a plane load of supplies and COVID-19 assistance to Italy? https://news.yahoo.com/china-sends-me...

Uh doesn't "The article also claimed that China could impose pharmaceutical export controls which would plunge America into "the mighty sea of coronavirus."" sound like Bio Warfare? Since they released it, should not they be taken to the World Court for "crimes against humanity"? Isn't that the way the Global Elite say we handle issues today?

This should be the wake up call to end the Globalist agenda, and to ensure self sufficiency in everything. It also should back up Ayn Rands points of how government (and corrupt business leaders) can sell out our intellectual product, and make us totally reliant on single sources of materials and products, so we end up with "grapefruit"....