Topic: Zero Covid

A five-minute breakdown explains "The Great Reset" as a plan by the World Economic Forum to reshape the global economy using the COVID-19 pandemic as a pretext. The segment details the shift toward stakeholder capitalism, net-zero emissions, and the elimination of private property rights. Klaus Schwab's writings are cited as the blueprint for this "new normal" totalitarian control.

A Gallup poll shows that only 28% of Americans are satisfied with the state of democracy in the country. In China, President Xi Jinping is warning of "economic winds and rains" as the nation struggles with the aftermath of its zero-COVID policy and a real estate bubble. History suggests that when economies fail, leaders often resort to war, raising the stakes for a potential conflict over Taiwan.

Economist Peter St. Onge discusses the unsustainable state of the global economy, tracing current failures back to the COVID-19 lockdowns. He describes a "crisis industrial complex" where the government uses emergencies to expand power and enrich cronies. St. Onge argues that the Federal Reserve acts as a venture capitalist for these crises by printing money to fund government overreach and "Net Zero" initiatives.

Drew Hernandez revisits Klaus Schwab's praise for the Chinese Communist Party's "Zero COVID" policies. He describes the CCP's use of social credit scores, drones, and facial recognition to weld citizens into their apartments. Hernandez warns that globalists want to roll out this "green light/red light" system worldwide to control every aspect of human life and productive means.

China's "Zero-COVID" policy is interpreted as a mechanism to control a population facing high unemployment and a real estate debt crisis. The Chinese government fears its own people and uses lockdowns to prevent riots as GDP growth rates plummet from 10% to 2%. This model of lowering expectations and standard of living is being observed by globalists as a potential strategy for Western nations.

Margaret Johnston testifies at Senator Johnson's hearing regarding China's refusal to adopt Western mRNA vaccines despite the failures of their domestic shots. The discussion covers the human rights impact of the Zero COVID policy on the Uyghur population and the forced isolation of seniors. Alex Jones claims the Chinese government is forcibly injecting citizens while avoiding mRNA technology for their own leadership.

The global economy is suffering due to China's "Zero COVID" policy and skyrocketing energy prices in Europe caused by Russian sanctions. Over 100,000 Italians recently took to the streets to protest arms shipments to Ukraine and the rising cost of living. Celente notes that the Swedes have refused to release information regarding the bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline.

China faces significant internal pressure from a collapsing real estate bubble and the economic fallout of its "Zero COVID" policies. As Premier Xi Jinping nears re-election as party secretary, there is speculation that a conflict with Taiwan could be used as a distraction from domestic failures. While China was once a testing ground for globalist social control, it is now asserting its own interests, creating friction with Western power structures.

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.

Greg Reese reports on the expansion of the BRICS alliance, including invitations to Indonesia, Malaysia, Iran, and Egypt. The report claims BRICS is not anti-globalist, noting its origins with Goldman Sachs and its commitment to the United Nations Agenda 2030. Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are highlighted for their roles in challenging the U.S. financial system while maintaining globalist structures like digital currencies and vaccine research centers.

Hand-implanted microchips for contactless payments are being marketed as a solution to virus transmission, fulfilling long-standing warnings about biometric surveillance. Meanwhile, the brutal "Zero COVID" lockdowns in Shanghai are interpreted as a martial law drill by Xi Jinping to sabotage Western supply chains. Despite these power grabs, globalist institutions are described as being in a state of collapse as public awakening reaches a critical threshold.

Residents in Shanghai are in "open revolt" against an indefinite COVID-19 lockdown, with reports of food shortages and children being separated from parents. Paul Joseph Watson mocks CNN for suddenly supporting anti-lockdown protesters in China after lobbying for similar restrictions in the West. He argues that lockdowns were a "devastating moral outrage" modeled after a communist one-party state and calls for the prosecution of those who implemented them.

The host highlights the failure of China's "Zero COVID" policy, noting that Shanghai has seen more cases in four weeks than in the previous two years. He describes the use of robot dogs to bark orders at residents welded into their homes. The segment also mentions a COVID outbreak on the "Ruby Princess" cruise ship despite its 100% vaccination policy for staff and passengers.

Jones reports that even the Chinese Communist Party's Global Times has criticized Australia's lockdown measures as "draconian." He describes Australia as a "post-democratic" country where protests are outlawed, surveillance drones track the unmasked, and health officials discourage neighbors from speaking to one another. The segment details heavy fines for anti-lockdown posts and the potential use of electronic ankle bracelets for home quarantine.

The host highlights the extreme lockdown measures in Australia, including the arrest of a pregnant woman and the use of drones for surveillance. A clip from New South Wales Chief Health Officer Dr. Kerry Chant is played, in which she advises citizens not to engage in conversations with neighbors or friends, even while masked. The host characterizes these directives as "inhumane" and questions the lack of public resistance in Australia.

UK health authorities report that not a single case of influenza has been detected this year. Professor Christina Pagel suggests that mask-wearing should become a permanent winter fixture to drive flu deaths to zero. Watson expresses skepticism, questioning how a seasonal virus could completely vanish from an entire country.

Western governments and mainstream media outlets are transitioning from temporary pandemic measures to permanent societal restrictions. The United Kingdom and United States are moving toward mandatory vaccine passports for travel and employment despite previous assurances to the contrary. President Xi Jinping has called for a global mechanism to harmonize health codes, mirroring China's digital identification system that restricts movement based on color-coded health status.