Topic: Foxconn

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President Donald Trump oversees a surge in American manufacturing and foreign investment following his election victory. Major corporations including Apple, Foxconn, SoftBank, and NVIDIA have pledged hundreds of billions of dollars toward U.S. infrastructure and data centers. Notable projects include Project Stargate, a joint venture between SoftBank, Oracle, and OpenAI, aimed at establishing massive domestic data centers.

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.

Shocking footage from a Foxconn factory in China shows workers living in gated compounds surrounded by piles of trash, only allowed out to work. Jones describes this as "China training humans to be robot slaves" under the guise of COVID-19 lockdowns. Additional clips show Chinese lockdown enforcers beating civilians, which Jones frames as a preview of the globalist plan for the West.

Emergency Tuesday Broadcast: Shanghai’s Brutal Lockdowns COMING TO AMERICA – FULL SHOW 4/12/22
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Emergency Tuesday Broadcast: Shanghai’s Brutal Lockdowns COMING TO AMERICA – FULL SHOW 4/12/22

Tennessee Ivermectin Law, Apple Foxconn Suicide Nets

Alex Stein celebrates a new Tennessee law allowing Ivermectin to be purchased without a prescription, contrasting it with the "Big Pharma" control in other states. He then discusses the "suicide nets" at Apple's Foxconn factories in China as an example of how multinational corporations truly view their employees. Stein argues that these companies prioritize profit over human life, much like the pharmaceutical industry's approach to antidepressants.

Massive new COVID-19 lockdowns in China have halted iPhone production at Foxconn factories in Shenzhen. The host speculates that these lockdowns may be a precursor to similar actions in the U.S. after the midterm elections. Reports from Thailand indicate the government has paid out $45 million for vaccine injuries, while a health official in Vancouver calls for the end of all restrictions.