In his 2011 book 'Death by China,' President Trump's senior adviser Peter Navarro quoted a China hawk named 'Ron Vara.' But Vara doesn't appear to exist, according to an investigation by an Australian academic, and the name is an anagram of 'Navarro.'
In his 2011 book"Death by China," President Donald Trump's senior adviser Peter Navarro quoted a China hawk named"Ron Vara" to prove his point on the threat posed by Beijing to the American economy.
"Only the Chinese can turn a leather sofa into an acid bath, a baby crib into a lethal weapon, and a cell phone battery into heart-piercing shrapnel," Vara said. He appears once more in the book and is even referenced in the index.There's just one problem -- Vara doesn't appear to exist, according to an investigation by an Australian academic, who determined that Vara is actually Navarro. Ron Vara is even an anagram of Navarro's last name.
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