Topic: Chengdu

Paul Joseph Watson reports on a scandal in the UK where potential Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admitted that cabinet ministers had little say in lockdown policies, which were driven by a "scientific dictatorship." Meanwhile, China has locked down the city of Chengdu, affecting 21 million people. Watson highlights the extreme measures taken in China, where residents are reportedly screaming from high-rise buildings during instant lockdowns.

Paul Joseph Watson critiques the UK's lockdown model, which was originally inspired by the Chinese Communist Party's actions. As China continues its "Zero COVID" insanity in Chengdu, the UK faces an energy crisis where average household bills could surpass £6,000 next year. This economic pressure is expected to push half the country into fuel poverty, leading to potential civil unrest.