Will Ninestar Divest Static Control Next?
The Chinese Communist Party bets every day that the Americans who work in all the People's Republic of China companies located in America will defend and fight for their paychecks over any patriotism. Americans must insist that the Chinese Communist Party loses that bet!
Should the next Ninestar entity to be ripped out of the clutches of the Chinese Communist Party be Static Control —the once American-owned company, which provided resources to all those in the printer cartridge remanufacturing industry? Static Control was sold to the Chinese Communist-controlled Apex, which is now known as Ninestar, in 2015. A year before Ninestar gobbled up Lexmark .
I am sure the good ole Americans who work at the Static Control North Carolina office would have you believe that all the decisions are governed by the folks in North Carolina, as our American friends who once worked at the Lexmark office in Kentucky claimed.
Of course, everyone knows that is pure bullshit. As all People's Republic of China Companies are 100% controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
So, I imagine as we saw with the ex-Lexmark leaders, we will more than likely see the leaders of the Communist Controlled Static Control deny any connection to the Chinese Communist Party, I Imagine we will see Static Control come up with crazy narratives to convince their American customers that everything they hear regarding their communist party controlled ownership the (PRC) Ninestar isn't true.
Remember the distortions and distractions that came from the ex-Lexmark leaders. Especially the nonsense regarding the Lexmark independent board! I am convinced that was something that the communist leadership laughed about every day!
The folks at Static Control won't appreciate any campaign to awaken the marketplace to the realities of Static Control's ownership. The PRC Ninestar, which we all know, was banned by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) over the Uyghurs Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA). In the summer of 2023.
The battles to bring awareness to stop the industry from using PRC companies are worthy, and I am so grateful that Lexmark is no longer being governed by Americans taking orders from the Chinese Communist Party-controlled Ninestar.
So now let's pressure the PRC-owned Static Control. The way to do it is to stop buying their products.
American organizations manufacturing products in China is a widely adopted strategy. However, keep in mind that American companies that manufacture products in China do not have the Chinese Communist Party running their companies, unlike Static Control and other once American-owned companies that sold to a People's Republic of China (PRC) Company.
I will close as I started this article. Remember, the Chinese Communist Party bets every day that the Americans who work in all the People's Republic of China companies located in America will defend and fight for their paychecks over any patriotism. Americans must insist that the Chinese Communist Party loses that bet!
Ray Stasieczko, Host of The End Of The Day With Ray! Daily Youtube Series.
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