Chinese plant planned for Manteno could receive $8 billion in subsidies, despite costing only $2 billion to build – Kankakee Times

“And to give that money to a Chinese company that is already subsidized by the Chinese government is a serious mistake. China’s goal is to dominate the global battery industry, and forcing American taxpayers to unwittingly fund the CCP’s ambitions is a direct threat to U.S. economic and national security.”
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Giddyap
7 months ago

Time for a federal probe of this crooked deal

Freddy
7 months ago

Yet this is what Ford is doing while the Illinois governor says this is the greatest deal since the beginning of time.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-09-27-ford-pauses-construction-ev-battery-plant-michigan.html

Marko
7 months ago
Reply to  Freddy

I think Ford is close to throwing in the towel on MI. If CAT can leave IL Ford can leave Detroit. None of that historical legacy BS means anything anymore especially when the legacy states are actively trying to destroy your businesses.

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