China has set up dozens of unofficial police stations around the world. According to Safeguard Defenders, “persuasion to return” is an important technique of the Chinese regime’s “involuntary returns” activities, which include “Operation Fox Hunt” and the broader “Sky Net” campaign.
Konnech Corp, the software provider, denied any connections to the CCP and stated that all of its data was kept on American servers. However, the election software CEO was arrested over alleged data theft and storing data on servers in China.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has given almost $58 million to the Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) over the last thirteen years. Most recently, in September 2022, the Gates Foundation committed $560,021.00 to the Clinton Health Initiative “to leverage manufacturing capabilities in China to increase supply security and
Former General David Petraeus stepped forward this week to respond to what the West is calling Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “threat” to use nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, CNN and other Western outlets are sounding the same alarm along these lines, massaging the narrative that Russians intend to use nukes in Ukraine.
According to a study from the strategic intelligence business Strider Technologies, 162 researchers from top US nuclear facilities are now working for China.
According to the information in a report by the Asian human rights organisation Safeguard Defenders, China is opening police stations in Canada to serve as outposts for China’s Involuntary Return policy.
In a report last week, JPM analysts predicted that by 2025, Apple may produce one in every four iPhones in India. This move represents Apple’s intention to manufacture iPhone 14 in India instead of China.
The Chinese strategy is to “capture” eminent US organizations and people, including lawmakers, top universities, sizable pension funds, social media, and Hollywood. Towards this end, China has been embedding scientists at Los Alamos for decades.
On Saturday, a major conference on national defence and military reform was held in Beijing, and it was reported that close to 10,000 flights were cancelled, which fueled the rumours of Xi’s arrest and a possible Chinese coup.
