June 30, 2025
Ford Working with Chinese
Timothy Birdnow
So now China is in charge of hiring at Ford's battery plant.
The company - Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited, known as CATL - is a Chinese corporation with close ties to the Chicom's military. The State Department issued a warning about doing business with this firm because of their close ties to the Chinese military.
Yet Ford inexplicably hired them to handle personnell for their battery division in Marshall Michigan.
FTA:
Doing business with China is like going swimming with alligators. That Ford would do this suggests the American motor company is being run by complete fools
So now China is in charge of hiring at Ford's battery plant.
The company - Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited, known as CATL - is a Chinese corporation with close ties to the Chicom's military. The State Department issued a warning about doing business with this firm because of their close ties to the Chinese military.
Yet Ford inexplicably hired them to handle personnell for their battery division in Marshall Michigan.
FTA:
At the same time, online job listings on multiple recruiting platforms show that CATL’s American subsidiary—Contemporary Amperex Technology Kentucky (CATK)—has posted job listings for roles at the factory, seemingly contradicting Ford’s assurances and revealing a far more active role in management by the Chinese company.
The concerns about the plant follow previous public backlash in Michigan regarding another battery plant, this one set to be operated by China-based manufacturer Gotion, which has signed a development agreement with a local township for its own facility. Gotion’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party pushed newly elected board members to rescind the deal and allege the Chinese firm had provided inducements to encourage the original approval.
The concerns about the plant follow previous public backlash in Michigan regarding another battery plant, this one set to be operated by China-based manufacturer Gotion, which has signed a development agreement with a local township for its own facility. Gotion’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party pushed newly elected board members to rescind the deal and allege the Chinese firm had provided inducements to encourage the original approval.
Doing business with China is like going swimming with alligators. That Ford would do this suggests the American motor company is being run by complete fools
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