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05/16/2022 Source: The Washington Times

Why tech statesman Keith Krach’s ‘Trust Principle’ deserves the Nobel Peace Prize — Illustration on the work of Keith Krach by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

He helped America reverse the CCP’s global march to 5G dominance

If you don’t already know about Keith Krach, I suggest you Google him. I just nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Mr. Krach’s story is about securing the American dream against a generational challenge from the Chinese Communist Party.

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