Heather
Dagobah Resident
*Correction: Swalwell.I wrote this before seeing Woodsman's post, so I'm somewhat on the same track.
I keep thinking of something Catherine Fitts said re: the strategic importance of the South China Sea; she termed it THE central strategic issue to be aware of just now; it's an exceedingly serious game changer for whoever dominates the region. This has me thinking of what initially came out in the Hunter Biden laptop story; what seemed most concerning about that story was not so much the personal gain involved, but the fact that Joe Biden was looking the other way as China expanded its military presence in... you guessed it, the South China Sea.
Aside from this week's Slalwell scandal involving a Chinese agent/Slalwell's lover, Christine Fang (affectionately known as "Fang Fang"), and Democratic Representative Eric Slalwell, who conveniently enough (for China's interests) sits on the House Intelligence Committee, there's now the tape of the Chinese Economics professor -- the tape vetted by the producers of the Tucker Carlson Show -- speaking openly of how China has "people at the top of America's core inner circle of power and influence." Yes, for decades China has had influence over U.S. government policy via China's significant ties with Wall Street, all this before Trump came along, started a trade war, and ruined everything. It's interesting to watch:
The professor explains that since the 1970's, Wall Street had a great influence on America's domestic and foreign policy, but that after 2008 (after the Wall Street collapse, in other words), it had lost a good deal of its prestige. He then stated that an even greater problem happened in 2016 since "we can't fix Trump," he said. He explained that Trump had a previous "soft default issue" with Wall Street (something he said he had no time to elaborate on), and so the two were in conflict. He said that in the midst of Trump's trade war, China's Wall Street connections couldn't do much to counter it.
Tucker Carlson then mentions in this same segment what we've all been hearing about for decades: China's stealing billions of dollars worth of intellectual property from American companies. As came out during the initial Hunter laptop scandal (the one very effectively suppressed by Big Tech, which cost Trump more than the margin he needed to win, according to later analysis), Joe Biden was also looking the other way regarding China's intellectual property theft as well.
Carlson also mentions China's major role in the American opioid crisis. This is especially interesting since historically speaking the British used opium to finally penetrate China when, prior to that time, for several perhaps unprecedented centuries, China's emperors perfected a method of "incorruptibility" within China's borders in part through switching the locations of its various officials on a regular basis. In this way, China remained isolationist, and very successfully so, keeping the secret of the remarkably advanced techniques behind its beautiful porcelain, for example -- secrets the West was very keen on having -- even keeping to themselves their invention of gunpowder, which they themselves had no military use for. In fact, this era of maybe just two centuries (which I assume to be just before Western industrialization) was a time in which China's agrarian peasants truly saw, without irony, that their emperor/s represented their very best interests, an example of which was the improvement to their daily lives given the development of new methods of irrigation. (Somewhere I have a transcript of the fascinating documentary I've been referring to titled "The Genius that was China," which I need to see if I can dig up. It was that documentary that described how the only way the British had of breaking down this incredibly inventive and self-sustaining civilization involved Britain's ability to stealthily create opium addicts within China's border, which itself took many years to pull off. I've seen this aspect of China's history mischaracterized in more recent docs as China's own undoing having nothing to do with Britain's persistent unscrupulousness.)
Somewhat related to this, I just heard an anecdote about Putin from Dr. Klinghardt, a doctor specializing in the immune system and detoxification whom I've mentioned on the thread dealing with high dose melatonin. Klinghardt in one of his videos mentioned a friend of his who I believe is Russian who described how Putin acknowledged that Russia really has no need to worry about the United States since its government is not protecting its population from EMF exposure. This is to say that the American population will surely start to die off because of that fact. As discussed by Klinghardt, Russia knows, as does China -- and Iran, interesting enough -- that EMF exposure is especially dangerous for fetuses. In Beijin, for example, pregnant women need to wear protective clothing over their stomachs. I don't know what other protective measures China has in place, since its been claimed that Wuhan province may have been particularly hard hit with its initial Covid-19 outbreak given it was entirely wired for 5G. In fact, China has more 5G installed in that one province than that found in the entire United States (or, at least at the time of the initial Covid-19 outbreak). However, Klinghart's point seemed to be that these countries have at least acknowledged the danger of EMF as an issue in need of addressing, unlike here in the United States where very few even understand this as a serious problem, one increasingly causing serious chronic illness, including autism, as well as infertility.
As Klinghardt consistently acknowledges in his talks, between EMF exposure, fluoridated water, toxic vaccines and geo-engineered spraying, Americans are not just succumbing in huge numbers to chronic illnesses having to do with their compromised immune systems, but are also losing their competitive/inventive/creative edge since this is having a deleterious effect on America's brain power. And these changes to the brain are permanent, it seems. For, while we can improve our brain function through careful and knowledgeable detoxification and supplementation, we can never regain the brain power that each of us once possessed. For that, according to Klinghardt, has been permanently altered.
Well, I started this as a post about China, but have wound up on the ways in which the United States is perfectly capable of self-destruction without foreign influence. That doesn't mean, however, that China is not any kind of a threat; nor does it mean that Trump's aggressive policy toward China is entirely without merit. Actually,Tucker Carlson has rendered a pretty good argument these past months for the left's using "Russia collusion" regarding Trump as a foil for "China collusion" concerning themselves. That is, after all, how psychopaths tend to operate: accuse the opposite side of the very thing you yourself are guilty of.
(I feel like I'm slurring my speech just trying to pronounce that name.)
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