Their multiprocessor chips don't look much like the 8086, and are great deal bigger (at least in transistor count). Some of them may be code compatible, in that they can still run ancient 8086 code, but Intel doesn't always chose to cripple themselves in that way.
They did, but still seem to be trying to catch up
Chinese would be more realistic, but that's an old joke.
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Australia is picky about the people they let in. Geriatric lunatics without relatives here aren't preferred immigrants. And we do have a lot of Chinese immigrants already - after WW3 they might find the place even more attractive.
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