“Wartime Measures” to Contain China’s New Coronavirus Outbreak
Let me just get in front of the obvious question—we will have an episode about India and China coming out Friday!
—Chris
“Wartime Measures” to Contain China’s New Coronavirus Outbreak (YouTube)
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China’s Tibet’s 5 finger plan Invation to corner India 🇮🇳 with Pakistan and Nepal support China is using the corona virus epedemic which it created to conquer its neighbours 1. Ladakh 2. Sikkim 3. Arunachsl pradesh 4. Bhutan 5. Nepal according to Tibet president in exile India has to be careful
Is this the first instance of the CCP virus being found in Beijing?
LAC Update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F29dH66OojM
I don't think there is a second wave of infection. Just like Chaoyang.习 region somst wants to lock down the city
We have heard about China trying to influence elections and buying politicians. But I'm curious about the situation in Mongolia, seeing as they are a democracy bordering the two most powerful authoritarian regimes
According to some Chinese, they are fake salmon which looks like salmon but does not taste like one.
Are China & India going to war? The recent deaths seems to be a drastic increase in tempers.
https://swarajyamag.com/insta/warships-fighter-jets-moved-to-forward-locations-armed-forces-told-to-prepare-for-emergency-situations-report India certainly appears to be preparing for it. They've deployed the Indian navy to forward sea ports near the Malacca Straits to ostensibly pre-empt Chinese warships entering the region and, I would imagine, choke their merchant shipping. The Chinese are particularly vulnerable at the Malacca straits from where most of their oil from the Middle East and their merchant shipping to Europe and Africa passes. Its also partly why they've been so eager to proceed with BRI projects that establish new trade routes via Pakistan and central Asia to reduce their dependence on this choke point. The Indian air force has also been mobilized to forward bases, and stocks of ammunition are being replenished. That said, the strategic balance in the sub-continent works as a triangle, and any India-China conflict will automatically bring in Pakistan. If Indian troops are mobilized against the Chinese, I imagine troops will need to be mobilized along the Pakistan border as well, and once Pakistan sees Indian mobilization, their reaction may not be straightforward, so just the act of mobilizing against China may end up starting something with Pakistan. The only guarantee here is that India as the perpetual status quo power won't be the first to start a fight, so it depends on what the other two parties do, and with the unpredictability demonstrated by China recently and Pakistan's undying grouse against India, it's hard to say what will happen.
Any idea about this Boldin accusation of trump asking Xi it interfere in American elections?
I wonder if the imported salmon boycotts are a coincidence due to the CCP trying to shift the blame away from inside China and human-human transmission, or if the CCP specifically chose to skew public opinion away from imported salmon as part of an attempt to reduce the amount of Chinese money leaving the country while the GDP is recovering.
https://swarajyamag.com/insta/pre-meditated-and-planned-action-by-pla-eam-jaishankar-uses-tough-tone-with-chinese-counterpart-on-phone-call At least the Indian government has started talking tough with the Chinese, and more importantly, is making its tough stance known to the media. I don't remember a previous instance where the current government, or for that matter any prior government since 1962 has publicly reported a tough stance against the Chinese. I can't see this as anything but positive news. Either the Chinese will accept loss of face, or they will escalate, and right now, I really hope they give us an excuse to have at them.
I've been enjoying the discussion hear, learning quite a lot. As for the CCP accepting loss of face, personally I think that's a doubtful scenario. The CCP seems to only know how to continuously escalate situations, making bad to worse to disastrous. Now that blood has been spilt and literal bodies on India and PLA side, the escalation will just continue. The meme/cartoon of the dog inside the burning house saying "this is fine" comes to mind
You got it Chris...the number of cases...and now the airlines are getting shut down.
The other bit of information revealed here is that the CCP still won't trust its citizens. In South Korea and India, contact tracing is done via an app. If you're entering the country, traveling between cities or living or working in an area that has been affected by the CCP Flu, you need to download an app that will anonymously track whether you've been exposed to someone who has reported positive for the CCP Flu in the last 2 weeks. If you have, then you're asked to self quarantine or get tested. China has the same contract tracing functionality built into WeChat. They just chose to lock down entire neighborhoods instead of relying on their citizens to make the best decisions for their health and the health of their family.
That sounds awfully silly...about the CCP not trusting their citizens. You don't realize the CCP is a blight....upon citizens? And it will always be so.
I am subscribed with notifications of all videos from China Uncensored on YouTube AND Patreon. For this video I got the Patreon notification but not the YouTube notification. I'm sure that's just an innocent error by YouTube. NOT.
I suppose this isn't new, but the official response again reflects the CCPs inability to adapt to new information, while continuing to use the same rule book irrespective of its effects on its citizens and the world outside. When the CCP Flu was still new, and governments didn't know any better, they implemented large scale lockdowns because that looked like the only way of battling this virus (with due credit to the success of CCPs propaganda machine, the CPD). However, given what we now know about the disease, and from a larger more diverse pool of government responses from different parts of the world, we know that regular lockdowns aren't the answer. This virus isn't going away until we distribute a vaccine, it mutates into something less fatal, or the population develops herd immunity. A lockdown helps slow down the spread, but can't eradicate it. Lockdowns were initially helpful for many countries in upscaling domestic manufacture of PPEs, building up stockpiles of critical medical equipment like ventilators, and setting up new facilities to deal with an overflow of cases. In my town, the army took over gyms and high schools and set up a overflow facility outside the main hospital which serves half a dozen towns in a 20 mile radius. The lockdown gave us time to build facilities and stockpiles to deal with a new biological threat, without overwhelming existing infrastructure. With the new infrastructure in place, the prior level of restrictions are most necessary for the most vulnerable among us, and can be lifted for the rest of the economy so that everyone can get back to work, pay their mortgage, and reduce the burden on a government heavily indebted by the initial response and lockdown. Had the CCP actually paid attention to government responses from the rest of the world, instead of trying to lock them out of the WHO, this outbreak would not have even made the news. Worse, their response may still fool some gullible media organizations and government officials outside China that the gold standard of outbreak response management is a thin skinned authoritarian regime whose main concern is the distortion of truth rather than the well being of their citizens.
I have to ask here, as you seem to not realize that Mao killed about 72 million people and has a whole brigade of whores to screw. Check out Chang and Halliday's book on him.
Control...
I never thought I'd say this, but can we contract their testing and response teams here in the US? Just that part, not the oppressive creepy spying part.
Sorry to disappoint you, but they come complete with police escort, ready to wallop those who have even a dollop of the virus...the Wuhan virus. did you note the lockdown of anything...that moved?
