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SHOCKING REVELATIONS in Illegal Chinese Biolab Found in California (Patreon)

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2023-11-30 01:50:50
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2026-06
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Surely this is nothing to be alarmed about!

—Chris

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Ian Pendleton

How long will it be before we make any investment from companies and people associated with the CCP illegal in America?

David Michael White

Chris, was there a documentary on Chinese history that you've found to be shockingly bad?

Lance H

As a recently-retired member of a Canadian law enforcement agency that likes to wear red coats and Stetsons, I ran into this once. A government health agency called me and said there were Chinese counterfeit medical items and carcinogen-laced toothpaste that were being sold in Toronto. “Great” said I, “What’s the company name and their address? I’ll get a search warrant and seize the stuff and their records.” Them: “We can’t tell you that, our mandate specifically states that we can’t share heath-related information.” Me: “I work for the Canadian government, the same as you.” Them: “We can’t share with you either.”

Lance H

(Continued) Me: “So how do I investigate this?” Them: “I shouldn’t have called you, I’m just trying to hint what you should look for.” Me: “So, someone, somewhere is selling some stuff that could hurt or kill people, in a city of four million?” Them: “Yes.” Me: “How about I write a search warrant for your office, kick in your door, and seize it off your desk.” Them: “We didn’t take any samples, we just wrote a report.” Me: “Aargh!” Well, after endless arguing, and involvement of a Federal Crown Attourney, we were finally able to get the bare address, and a description of what we were looking for. I executed a search warrant, we emptied half of their warehouse of some nasty poisonous stuff, and they got a slap on the wrist fine. We regularly used to call our unit “Twenty people fighting the entire economy of China” which showed you the size of the problem we faced. After six years there, I returned to narcotics, where the search powers were stronger, and the bad guys actually went to jail. Keep fighting the good fight guys!

Tony Chopkoski

Nice to see your complete report on this...as near as one can get it.

Tony Chopkoski

Whew! Real horror story...and what finally happened?

Tony Chopkoski

Well, well, well....tie this in with illegals from China coming over from Mexico and one can imagine just where the losers could be dumping this stuff...distribution by unknowns...wherever and when ever.

Tony Chopkoski

And guess who controls this international agro web site? https://news.agropages.com/ Chinese! Everything from fertilizer to weed killers...all the latest stuff...and with China there, one has to question if all is kosher.

David Clark

What better way to spread deadly diseases than to add pathogens to illegal drugs and sell them? It’s almost as if our entire government from the CDC, FBI, CIA, Pentagon officials and most elected politicians are actually trying to destroy America.

David Clark

As long as most of the cockroaches in Washington are being paid by the CCP, my guess is “never”.

David Michael White

Chris, do you think there will be, in the future, cyber attacks by the Chinese people against the CCP? If so, should it be called the Typing Rebellion? 😏

Sparkle with Thirst Pockets
>>123399884

i'd considered that before but it'd be 1000x easier to transmit diseases through other means. if you were combining something with drugs you might add sporulated pneumonia causing bacteria but there's a huge risk here as only a top tier lab would be capable of (reliably) creating such a thing. you'd be better off and have more deniability just adding chemical weapons such as carcinogens to the drugs themselves. the other problem with infusing drugs with a pathogenic payload is mainly one of keeping the pathogen viable during storage and transport. it's certainly possible but would not be as reliable nor deniable as chemical toxin payloads.