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Clash vol 3 - Act 5 - Making Sense of China and Russia
Chapter 24
Do Xi Jinping’s Davos Remarks Prove He is a Globalist Shill? “By their fruits ye shall know them”
Chapter 25
Who’s to Blame for the COVID Pandemic?
Chapter 26
Social Credit as Distasteful Necessity in an Age of Asymmetric Warfare
Chapter 27
Opium, Synthetic Cults and the Haunting of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
Chapter 28
Jesuits, Tavistock and the Battle for the Soul of China
Chapter 29
The Coming Purge of Russia’s Deep State
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The text examines the author's claims that China is not a threat to the US, and that the US is actively trying to destabilize and ultimately destroy China. The author argues that China's leadership, while not perfect, is focused on building a more multipolar world, and that it is the West that is trying to impose a new world order based on depopulation and technocratic control. The author criticizes the US for its support of color revolutions, its use of bioweapons and for its attempts to control the global narrative through propaganda and misinformation. The text also examines the role of the World Economic Forum and the influence of figures like George Soros and Klaus Schwab.
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By Robert MorleyChapter 24
Do Xi Jinping’s Davos Remarks Prove He is a Globalist Shill? “By their fruits ye shall know them”
Chapter 25
Who’s to Blame for the COVID Pandemic?
Chapter 26
Social Credit as Distasteful Necessity in an Age of Asymmetric Warfare
Chapter 27
Opium, Synthetic Cults and the Haunting of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
Chapter 28
Jesuits, Tavistock and the Battle for the Soul of China
Chapter 29
The Coming Purge of Russia’s Deep State
___
The text examines the author's claims that China is not a threat to the US, and that the US is actively trying to destabilize and ultimately destroy China. The author argues that China's leadership, while not perfect, is focused on building a more multipolar world, and that it is the West that is trying to impose a new world order based on depopulation and technocratic control. The author criticizes the US for its support of color revolutions, its use of bioweapons and for its attempts to control the global narrative through propaganda and misinformation. The text also examines the role of the World Economic Forum and the influence of figures like George Soros and Klaus Schwab.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.