China’s Most Dangerous Weapon Can Fit in Your Pocket | Brian T. Kennedy
FROM THE ARCHIVE (2023): References to current events, governmental administrations, or public policies may not reflect present-day circumstances.
Should we be worried about China and any connections they might have to Big Pharma? Brian T. Kennedy thinks we should, in this 2023 speech brought back from the archive.
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“Big Pharma and the Chinese Communist Party”
Brian T. Kennedy
Chairman, Committee on the Present Danger: China
This speech was given on March 7, 2023, during a Hillsdale College CCA seminar, “Big Pharma”
Attribution list (all clips & images): https://docs.google.com/document/d/15jyuR8XgN8D8nI-C1dpfypIr2GdPeVMoqO0h2Y0mLGU/edit?usp=sharing
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Timecodes:
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Why “Conspiracy Theory” Is Used to Silence Truth
5:22 Understanding the CCP’s Strategic Goals
9:02 COVID-19 and China’s Unrestricted Warfare Doctrine
12:03 Inside General Chi Haotian’s Secret 2003 Speech
16:00 China’s Living Space Crisis and Plan to Expand Abroad
19:42 The CCP’s Claim to America and Plan to “Liberate” It
26:57 The 1995 Meeting and Global Depopulation Conspiracy
32:03 How China Co-Opted Big Pharma
36:04 China’s Control Over America’s Drug Supply Chain
40:13 mRNA Vaccines and the Path Forward
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