China Has Imposed Air Tight COVID Measures to Stop Omicron Spread Before Winter Olympics.

Since December 27, China’s communist regime has increased travel restrictions in the northwest city of Xi’an, as it tries to limit the country’s highest known rise in COVID-19 infections in almost two years. On December 27, Xi’an, the capital of Shaanxi Province, reported 150 more cases, bringing the total number of those infected to 635 since December 9. Authorities have severely restricted traffic into and out of the city, with footage from state broadcaster CCTV showing trucks queueing at road checks as hazmat officials examined health data on drivers’ phones on Sunday. “For Xi’an, intensified control and screening measures are urgent to block the virus as soon as possible,” said Zhang Boli, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. “I estimate the transmission will be cut off in mid-January and the outbreak can be completely put under control in…

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U.S. is Blacklisting 34 Chinese Biotech Companies. (But they missed one)

The United States on Dec. 16 slapped trade and investment restrictions on dozens of Chinese entities over their role in weaponizing biotechnology and other U.S. innovations to bolster the Chinese military and to further its human rights abuses. Among the 34 Chinese entities targeted was the Academy of Military Medical Sciences—China’s top medical research institute run by the Chinese military—alongside its 11 research institutes, for aiding the Chinese military with biotechnology, including “purported brain-control weaponry,” the department stated without elaborating on the technology. In 2018, the Academy of Military Medical Sciences applied for a patent for technology for collecting and processing brain signals, according to an online patent repository. The Institute of Radiation and Radiation Medicine, one of its subsidiaries that were targeted, published a Chinese paper in 2012 discussing how to establish a data bank on the behavioral effects of “mind control assault weapons.” Trade…

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Amazon Web Services Potentially Hacked by China?

Amazon Web Services faced long outages on Tuesday, to which they promptly responded with claims of API and console issues. However, mainstream media has come forward presenting its suspicions against the Chinese Communist Party. CNN detailed their shared concerns with senior vice president and chief technology officer of cybersecurity firm Mandiant Charles Carmakal. “Over time, everybody can arm the damn thing,” Mandiant CEO Kevin Mandia told CNN, referring to the vulnerability. “That’s the problem. And there’ll probably be great hackers hiding in the noise of the not so great.” CTO of cybersecurity firm Mandiant, Charles Carmakal. The problems in Amazon’s large US-East-1 region of data centers in Virginia began at 10:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday, the company said. “An automated activity to scale capacity of one of the AWS services hosted in the main AWS network triggered an unexpected behavior…

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The Technological Surveillance that Led to Persecution in China.

Prior to the Chinese police hanging high-powered surveillance cameras and locking up ethnic minorities by the hundreds of thousands in China’s western region of Xinjiang, China’s hackers went to work building malware. The Chinese hacking campaign, which researchers at Lookout — the San Francisco mobile security firm — had started as early as 2013 and continues to this day, was part of a broad and incredibly illusive effort to pull in data from the devices that know their people best: their phones. Lookout found links between eight types of malicious software (some previously known, others not) that explain how groups connected to China’s government surveilled Android phones used by Xinjiang’s largely Muslim Uighur population on a scale far larger than had been realized before. The timeline suggests the hacking campaign was an early cornerstone in China’s Uighur surveillance efforts that would later extend to collecting blood samples, voice prints, facial…

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Universal Human Rights Versus Commercialized Forced Organ Harvesting.

On December 10, 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly. The Universal Declaration was a consideration of people’s desire to learn from the horrors of the Second World War, and an assurance to never allow such horrors to happen again. By defining the fundamental rights of all people, the Universal Declaration embodies a commitment to prevent actions that endanger humanity and erode the dignity of human life. As the 73rd anniversary of this declaration comes to pass, we have no option but to acknowledge that people are facing the exact kind of horrors that the declaration was set to prevent. Not only that, but it has been continuing for the past two decades without interference. Falun Gong practitioners and other prisoners of conscious in China…

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Early Chinese COVID Journalists Silenced By The CCP.

Lawyer and citizen journalist Chen Qiushi gained popularity in early 2020 for documenting the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in its epicenter in Wuhan over the course of two weeks. But his videos, which showed fear, confusion, and chaos in a city with up to 11 million residents was believed to have been censored by the Chinese government. In February 2020, Chen disappeared. “Over the past year and eight months, I have experienced a lot of things. Some of it can be talked about, some of it can’t,” a letter posted to Chen’s Twitter account read, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. He also made a short appearance on a friend’s live video feed on YouTube. The letter in part said, “I believe you understand.” Chen’s videos gave an unfiltered glimpse into what was going on in Wuhan during…

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Bagram Airport Could be strategically Beneficial to China.

Former President Donald Trump recently expressed concern that the Chinese regime could gain control of Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, adding that his administration would have maintained control of the airbase upon a U.S. withdrawal from the country. Back in June, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley told Congress that Bagram was neither tactically nor operationally necessary for the United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan. The Biden administration pulled out all U.S. troops from Bagram in July, more than a month ahead of the widely-criticized chaotic pull-out from the country.  The base, which was once the center of U.S. counterterrorism operations in the country, is about an hours’ drive from Kabul. Trump on Nov. 7 Fox News interview, said his administration would have maintained control of Bagram Air Base because of its strategic location. “We would have kept…

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Biometric Data And Its Use In The Globalist Agenda.

2020 requires individuals filing for unemployment compensation to prove their identity before receiving payments. In an effort to prevent fraudulent claims which have plagued the online unemployment system, Texas has hired ID.me, a McLean, Virginia-based company, to authenticate users. But with a twist, biometrics data. Since 2020, some 27 states have hired ID.me for unemployment verification, including Pennsylvania, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming. “We are also now under contract with an additional two states. ID.me Spokesman Nicholas Michael told The Epoch Times. “Our federal partners include the Department of Veterans Affairs and Social Security Administration.” Unemployment applicants in these states must submit to a new, more invasive level of vetting to receive payments. As a veteran I have…

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The Future Global Hypersonic Missile Threat.

The hypersonic missile is the ultimate weapon system. And the wests adversaries have fallen subject to the great appeal of the alleged power of the weapon. But it’s China, that is driving most of the recent concerns over a hypersonics arms race. Traveling at a speed of anywhere from 5 to 15 times the speed of sound (3,700 to 11,000 miles an hour) and able to maneuver while doing so, the hypersonic cruise missile is believed unstoppable and impossible to defend against. Reportedly, a hypersonic weapon could be 10 to 20 times harder to detect than an incoming ballistic missile. Multiple countries are working on a hypersonic weapon. Russia has reportedly accelerated its program to develop the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV), which would be launched by an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). According to reports, Moscow wants to deploy up to 60 Avangards by the mid-2020s. Moreover,…

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Japan’s New PM to Continue Quad Support, but Country Needs Stronger Military to Counter China: Experts

The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QSD, also known as the Quad or QUAD) is a strategic dialogue between the United States, India, Japan and Australia that is maintained by talks between member countries. The Donald Trump administration worked closely with these countries, and the Biden administration is expanding the Quad’s agenda. As of 2021, leaders in all four countries have become more aligned in their shared concerns about China’s increasingly assertive behavior in the region and are more willing to define a constructive agenda of cooperation. All four navies participated in their first joint exercise in over a decade in November 2020. And in March 2021, U.S. President Joe Biden convened a virtual Quad meeting attended by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. They formed working groups on COVID-19 vaccines, climate change, and technological innovation and supply-chain…

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