Topic: Ccp Lockdowns

Klaus Schwab, head of the World Economic Forum, is shown praising the Chinese Communist Party's COVID control measures as a model for the world. Schwab introduces Premier Li, highlighting his role in Shanghai and China's National People's Congress. Jones argues that Schwab and his associates view the CCP's authoritarian system as the blueprint for future global governance.

The broadcast details the history of the Chinese Communist Party, claiming the regime has killed 86 million people since 1949. Current COVID-19 lockdowns in China are described as a raw exercise of power involving face scans and starvation. Alex Jones notes the presence of tanks on Chinese streets, drawing parallels to the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, and criticizes Joe Biden for failing to condemn the crackdown.

Massive protests erupted across Communist China, marking the largest demonstrations since the CCP took power in 1949. Citizens in major cities are resisting 100-day lockdowns where some were reportedly welded into homes. These authoritarian measures, including armed robots and biomedical enforcement at Foxconn factories, are described as a blueprint for a planned globalist takeover.

Greg Reese reports on the escalating humanitarian crisis in Shanghai, China, where residents are allegedly being starved in their homes and pets are being killed under strict CCP lockdown policies. The report suggests that Democrats in the United States are observing these models to prepare for future domestic lockdowns and forced vaccinations. Reese characterizes the alternating cycle of abuse and comfort used by authorities as a form of trauma-based mind control or Stockholm Syndrome.