Topic: Chinese Military

Discussions regarding a potential invasion of Kharg Island draw comparisons to the Korean War, where the U.S. faced millions of Chinese troops. Military experts warn that the island is a "beehive" of hidden missiles and 2,000-foot cliffs, making it a "shooting fish in a barrel" scenario for U.S. troops. The host invites military personnel to call in and explain why the president's rhetoric about the ease of the war is dangerous.

The United States faces extreme vulnerability to asymmetrical warfare due to high levels of foreign military infiltration and open borders. Claims suggest that Russia and China smuggled nuclear weapons into the U.S. decades ago, while hundreds of thousands of military-age men with ties to Hezbollah and the Chinese military have entered recently. While the FBI focuses on domestic political targets, the country remains exposed to the same types of sabotage attacks currently being executed against Russian strategic assets.

Reports from the U.S. border highlight the presence of Chinese nationals who appear to be trained soldiers, noted for standing at "parade rest" while waiting in line. The influx of military-aged males without families is contrasted with historical immigration patterns, framing the current situation as an invasion rather than a search for asylum. The discussion suggests the Chinese government is exploiting open borders to send operatives into the United States.

The reporters discuss the eerie atmosphere at a military-age male encampment where Chinese nationals were observed covering their faces to avoid being filmed. Hernandez provides safety advice for independent journalists, stressing the importance of clear press identification to avoid being targeted by cartels. They reiterate that these encampments are located just an hour away from major tourist destinations like SeaWorld San Diego.

Dr. Chris Martinson, CEO of Peak Prosperity, joins the show to discuss his recent expedition to the Darien Gap in Panama with Michael Yon. Martinson describes seeing thousands of migrants, including military-aged Chinese men with tattoos and rigid posture, being facilitated by 61 different NGOs. He characterizes the situation as a highly organized "invasion" designed to equalize wealth by making rich countries poorer through mass remittances and cultural destabilization.

Alex Jones describes seeing a group of men he identified as Chinese military (PLA) soldiers jogging in South Austin. He links this sighting to the broader influx of illegal aliens from Latin America, suggesting it is part of a globalist plan to destabilize the United States. Jones argues that these "military-age men" are being positioned for a future breakdown of order.

A caller from Kansas discusses the collapse of the petrodollar and the use of the military to defend a globalist empire rather than America. The host compares the current situation to the Roman Empire, which brought infrastructure and science to Europe, and the modern Chinese Communist Empire, which is described as racially homogeneous. The discussion warns that the U.S. government has funded groups like Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood to overthrow secular allies.

Michael Yon reports a massive surge of military-age Chinese men entering the U.S. through the Darien Gap. General Flynn dismisses high-level government visits to the border, such as those by Alejandro Mayorkas, as "dog and pony shows" designed to hide the reality of the invasion. They claim that the Chinese government is sending these men on specific missions to infiltrate the American interior.

Michael Yon discusses the influx of military-age Chinese males entering the U.S. illegally, noting they often pay $30,000 for the journey and appear well-educated. He compares current migration patterns to Stalin's replacement of the Kulaks in the 1930s. Yon also describes the decline of Luxembourg due to foreign gangs and warns that "information war" is the highest level of warfare being used to control populations through engineered pandemics and famines.

Anthony Fauci and Western interests are alleged to have participated in the creation of biological weapons at the Wuhan Institute of Virology for the Chinese Communist Army. The subsequent COVID-19 outbreak is described as a likely intentional release followed by a massive cover-up. This crisis is framed as a calculated power grab by globalist entities.

Owen Shroyer discusses the widely reported theory that COVID-19 was engineered in a Wuhan laboratory by Anthony Fauci and Peter Daszak in collaboration with the Chinese military. He argues that the mainstream media refuses to acknowledge these origins to protect the reputations of Fauci and Daszak. Shroyer claims the ongoing medical tyranny is a distraction from the criminal investigation that should be occurring regarding the virus's creation.

Two primary scenarios for the globalist endgame are presented: a total freezing of the banking system followed by the deployment of UN or Chinese troops, or a narrative shift blaming Donald Trump for "vaccine mass murder." Mike Adams argues that the CDC's admission of vaccinated "super spreaders" lays the groundwork for blaming political opponents. Both scenarios involve the use of a manufactured crisis to usurp total power.

Claims are made regarding Chinese military forces massing in Canada and training narco-cartel troops for a southern invasion. Mike Adams suggests that a total takedown involving financial collapse, race wars, and EMP weapons is planned to occur before the upcoming midterm elections.

China's control over 99% of rare earth minerals and 90% of global manufacturing is described as a tool for blackmailing nation-states. The DIA is reportedly shielding a Chinese defector from the FBI and State Department due to fears that those agencies are heavily infiltrated by Chinese spies who would bury evidence of military-coordinated bioweapons.

A comparison is drawn between a masculine Chinese military recruitment video and the U.S. military's focus on transgender surgeries and high heels. Additionally, a viral video of a black man berating an Asian man on a New York subway is analyzed. While the man's criticisms of the Chinese Communist Party are noted as factual, his decision to target a random passenger is described as a sign of civilizational breakdown.