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i saw that the mainstream media was not covering this and that to me was very eerie it infuriated me that our leaders had just condemned people to essentially starve for the first time in history china might be deliberately influencing this now we know that it was all just theater they have these videos of people just collapsing on the street which mysteriously appeared all over the international internet right around the time that wuhan locked down the only way to stop it was just chinese totalitarianism you bring up the fact that they're wearing masks and you know i'll go into a restaurant with my mask on as soon as i get the table i take it off where do we how do we get back to normal the reason they love these masked mandates is that they spread anxiety they spread fear [Music] welcome back to generally speaking i'm your host general spalding and i'm here with michael singer who is what i consider to be a part of the fourth estate he is a twitter influencer but he's also working to expose the chinese communist party's influence on our society and it's in a very interesting way i became aware of mike through his efforts on exposing a lot of the influence that the chinese communist party has placed within our medical institutions and so we're going to talk about a letter that he helped put together and i'm really excited and i think you're going to enjoy the conversation and let's welcome mike singer to the to the program you wrote this letter and he kind of contacted me out of the blue and said hey would you take a look at this so can you explain a little bit about the letter that that you put together and and how how long you worked on it um to because it's i think with citations it's like 150 pages um uh when i paste it into a word uh word doc so it's a pretty pretty it's it's it's more than a letter it's kind of like a you know a report a pretty a pretty interesting report but you know how did you how did you come about to do that and who did you enlist to help right thanks general um so it's really kind of a long story you know this caught my interest as soon as the world started shutting down before that i was not i didn't really know much about chinese influence like for the vast majority of people it's very sort of hidden you don't really know about it until you get into this community and something sort of draws you in whether it's military experience or some kind of experience with the intelligence community or some kind of experience in journalism that really triggers this interest and you start digging deeper into it but you know when i saw one country after another start to shut down like this in march and sort of this very eerie way of just stop all economic activity and you know when italy did it i'm like okay that's strange maybe i didn't know as much about italy as i thought then when i saw united states and the united states doing it you see california shutting down and to me it's like wait a minute that is totally antithetical to everything you know the united western state like california i mean that has nothing to do with the history of the sort of wild west state to just have the government forcibly shut down all economic activity so i immediately knew that was you know very strange thing to happen and then as i saw this policy spread to developing countries you see africa countries in africa shut down india shuts down and at that point i knew you know these leaders are essentially just condemning people to to starve like this is very wrong something has to be wrong here they got something very wrong and that that got me researching digging deeper into this and realizing that this was not all above born of course by that point it was already sort of common knowledge that the chinese communist party had a lot of influence in the world health organization and so this hypothesis forum very early that they might be using this china might be influencing this pandemic response and so i got involved in the sort of anti-lockdown community um because i saw that the mainstream media was not covering this and that to me was very eerie and of course you know at first i just thought it was group think i thought they were being woke they were being sort of patriotic by just buying into this uh these lockdowns without any sort of real debate in the mainstream media um before this you know i was just sort of your typical liberal very sort of left-wing professional i would read the new york times the economist the wall street journal that was really all the social media interaction i ever did just commenting on you know mainstream sites but it infuriated me that our leaders had just condemned people to essentially starve just destroyed everyone's livelihoods for the first time in history this never happened before and there was no debate about this that struck me as just you know i i mean i could never even imagine anything like that happening so and i heard that started here about others who had this same reaction that i did that i was not alone in this that um you know you know michael bury the genus from the big short he was an early sort of whistleblower that you know in his mind he um you know he's slightly autistic for him he immediately realized that the effects of this were going to be absolutely catastrophic this would be the most catastrophic policy decision that he'd ever seen in his lifetime so i started i joined twitter started following him started following others in the anti-lockdown community um you know alex berenson is a former reporter for the new york times has been very active but i think for most of the anti-lockdown community especially in the early days there was a real feeling that this was just sort of a scientific mix up like the scientists you know they got this wrong they didn't realize how widespread the virus was um they thought this was going to work and we just show them data we clear this up and we go on our way like this is just a this big mistake and that's it and i wasn't so sure and in the beginning that was a sort of radical view that china might be deliberately influencing this um and so i started getting more involved in the uh china watching community on twitter as well and sort of so i sort of bridged those two communities which very few people were doing you know getting involved with intelligence folks um china experts started following them uh folks in the the hong kong protest movement was very big back then and started learning much more about the way that china had been sort of buying up um influence in universities uh think tanks uh mainstream media and essentially sort of warping the truth over a very long term in their favor and that sort of started to explain you know how we could how they might be influencing this across the entire world with so little debate this uh pandemic response and then around sort of may june um there was a real smoking gun where the new york times wrote a really good expose of a lot of the propaganda that um that china was putting out on social media and it doesn't seem like the authors of the new york times article really understood exactly what they had found but it turns out if you dig dig deeper into this article into their sources you find just thousands and thousands of these tweets essentially sort of you know saying hail china's lockdown policy like praising china's lockdown policies sort of sort of denigrating leaders across the entire world um for not implementing these policies and so i dug deeper into that and started doing these sort of bot maps of all these you know fake accounts that were um essentially promoting lockdowns all across the world with all these different leaders and pressuring leaders to implement these and that was sort of the initial threat i did and i started my account sort of for that specific purpose of trying to say you know china might be deliberately using propaganda to promote this and um from there it kind of one thing led to another i started getting deeper into it and yeah obviously it's not just propaganda it's the influence they have in public health as well and um it turns out that a lot of the scientific journals i started uncovering scientific journals and getting in contact with people who uh were involved in the scientific community some investigative journalists started sending me assume from information about some of the initial scientific journals with the recommendations for putting people on ventilators way too early which could be very deadly uh those recommendations all came from china the idea that this was a novel virus um which is dubious it's really just kind of an ordinary coronavirus that you know concept came from china that i did come from china the entire idea of lockdown had absolutely no precedence within public health it was not part of any our epidemic playbooks and you know the united states the united kingdom were ranked you know on the very top in terms of epidemic preparedness but the idea of lockdown had never been taken seriously it was just utterly dismissed until xi jinping general secretary of the chinese communist party ordered it and immediately when he did you know the world health organization was just besides themselves is this the greatest policy ever that didn't have any results to show for this lockdown uh she had just locked everybody into their homes you know sealed people's doors shuts off without enough food uh there were big protests in wuhan um but the world health organization ever and as soon as you know the chinese communist party started saying oh we flattened the curve and the data is obviously forged but um the representative from the world health organization in china uh announced that this is a huge success and recommend the entire world follow us and now we know that it was all just theater like we have many many studies showing that the coronavirus is always already very widespread across many countries by the end of 2019 and this wuhan lockdown did not even go into effect until january late january so this is just all theater um and it i mean we don't know if it actually accomplished anything probably didn't accomplish anything there's one city in china that shut down and this was laundered into public health policy based on that one city and the entire world was ordered to do this and everyone fell in line and that's really how much influence the chinese communist party has and it's i mean it's just um it's baffling to me that they have that much influence i think that's extraordinarily scary what part did your legal training play in kind of how you researched this and you know like i said it's a very well cited paper um you know extensive citations in it where you show for example imperial college of london and their initial tests or not tests but their report on the the potential threat of over two million americans dying was so widely off the mark uh and it was interesting to note that in i think 2015 you you xi jinping himself visits imperial college and gives them a big grant for doing things like epidemiological research so you know what what what role did your did your background have in legal training to to begin to research this and who did you who did you enlist to help out yeah um yeah that is a funny story with imperial college no i i think you know my legal training definitely has helped in that sense of just um quality of evidence and you know gathering evidence yeah it's very clear when you read the letter that you know everything is cited every single um point of evidence is cited meticulously almost every sentence is cited that's a very that's very common in legal writing because when lives are in the balance when you're arguing in front of a judge you know you can't just say something everything has to be true it has to be very meticulously decided because there's somebody on the other side are you the exact opposite thing so uh if they can point a hole in something and say you didn't cite that you know you don't have evidence for that um they will say so so you know my sources sort of send me stuff all over the place and i'd say you know 90 of what i do is filtering out what is high enough quality to actually be evidence and ultimately that letter is i mean if i included everything that i had from everywhere and a lot of it is sort of mostly circumstantial evidence things that are almost you know sort of borderline conspiratorial but i mean it would not be 100 pages it would be a thousand pages so a lot of what i do is sort of filtering that stuff out i think my legal training has helped me a lot in that and also you know i was an auditor before doing law um you know i i do have a specific background that might have been sort of why me people have often asked why me why you know has this apparently sort of evaded a lot of the intelligence community which is a story in itself and sort of you are the one to if this is real if the chinese communist party is influenced in the world spending response why are you the one to be sort of the the champion of this cause um and i i think it's because i have sort of backgrounded economics uh background as an auditor just sort of um background doing this type of forensic investigative work and also background law and you know um working with this quality of evidence and doing this type of legal writing so uh i do in some ways sort of have that unique set of skills that might have just sort of made me attune to this so yeah with imperial college um that was a big part of the story and um it's easy to forget but this is not a connection that most people had made several months ago actually when i first started reporting on china's propaganda lockdown propaganda a lot of folks would say well i don't know how much influence that would really have these online propaganda campaigns you know what really did the trick was neil ferguson's model the imperial college model predicting all these deaths and so that scared people it terrified people they started people um and you have that sort of multi-tiered approach where at the sort of base emotional level you have the propaganda that comes right through people's screens of saying like you know in 10 days you're going to be just like italy you're going to have overrun hospitals you know you have to do what china did and you know look at china how great that is and then have these videos of people just collapsing on the street right they just collapse on the street yup just over a year ago you know people are now bringing back those images of people collapsing on the street in china which mysteriously appeared all over the international internet right around the time that wuhan locked down um sites that are all blocked in china so i don't know how you explain that and of course a year later that has not happened anywhere else in the world um it was all theater for um which audience i mean given that it was released all over the world uh apparently in an international audience and that in a lot of ways kind of tells you everything you need to know right there i mean um the chinese communist party was trying to scare the world with this propaganda but anyway um so it's a positive approach and so people question sort of how effective would that propaganda be by itself and that's true but it was not just propaganda you had the models as well and you had the scientific journals so you know folks were asking well what about that initial model it seems like that was really sort of the biggest factor in getting the scare in the entire world and shutting down and so i started looking more into imperial college and some folks had alerted me to the fact that if your world college actually has a very special relationship with china of any you know university in the western hemisphere imperial college has the closest relationship with the chinese communist party and as you said in 2015 xi jinping actually took a very short trip to the united kingdom only four days his only trip to the united kingdom was general secretary and happened to make a big stop imperial college to announce all these new collaborations and public health and um you know biological research that are very much on point here so i mean what does that tell you and to this day you know imperial college still announ es that they have this very close relationship with china um very close collaborations with china and gets a lot of their funding from china in all sorts of ways so very telling because throughout this entire crisis the models coming out of imperial college have been wildly off the mark um they have been far and away the most inaccurate and the study from ucla proved this that compare the accuracy of various mainstream universities and institutions models of predicted deaths and imperial colleges are always far too high so always off and not just always off but always off in one direction of being far too alarmist and far too high and they happen to have this very special relationship with china um you know i can't go i am not a police officer i cannot go question people but i don't understand why you would not because that to me is a very uh strange connection there and so i hope somebody looks more into that so when people look at you you know um and particularly after this comes out and now that you're you know a twitter influencer do do you get the impression that they uh think that you're some kind of crackpot or a tinfoil hat wearing person i mean have people come after you have the chinese come after you i mean what's what's been um you know how have has your paper uh been received so it's been received very well the response has been very positive um i can't say you know it it's still not considered mainstream and especially in the early days um you know when i was just researching the propaganda that was that was a very common response that you know a very dismissive you know the world did not shut down because of a bunch of tweets and that's true it wasn't a bunch of bunch of tweets and that's why you know i went on from writing just about propaganda to this letter detailing all the scientific fraud that took place in all the science journals on asymptomatic spread the initial pcr test genomes coming from china i mean everything we know about this virus the entire response has come from china they you know had that controlled the initial information about this virus and everything our entire response from lockdowns to the ptr test to the idea that was novel and asymptomatic spread all came from the chinese communist party and that's not good given that this is well known to be a totalitarian country now um so initially i think people thought it was maybe a little you know out there to think that the chinese communist party was um deliberately manipulating this because initially i think most folks who are against lockdowns just thought it was a scientific misunderstanding and that if we just clear up the science and we have enough charts and graphs making this very clear that lockdowns are not good then that will change things um and that has not turned out to be the case and that is why my following has grown so much over the past several months because i think it's become more and more clear to anybody with their eyes open that our leaders are for one reason or another using this pandemic to turn the world into china um you know now we have they've introduced tracing apps they've introduced the idea of mandatory vaccines in a lot of countries they've introduced um you know vaccine passports they go on freedom passes in the united kingdom which is an idea that comes straight from xi jinping he wants to set up this world global you know um biometric database uh we have censorship we have propaganda we have these massive civil attacks we have the idea of lockdown itself which came straight from and pain has now become this you know common idea uh everybody walks around with masks it just obviously came from china so it's become more and more clear to folks that you know our leaders are turning us into china and folks want to know why that is um there's still a lot of people who think this is just you know public health people being a bit gullible um still just kind of a scientific misunderstanding they think like hey this worked in china and so we should probably try here uh you know i think given the level of sycophancy i see from a lot of folks in public health um toward china i think there's a bit more to it than that um especially you know some of the quotes you see you see you know the world health organization just bending over backwards to praise china for its lockdowns you know very prematurely announcing that it was a success when that was obviously not true and it's very clear to anybody [Music] that the virus is still spreading around china you have the um editor-in-chief of the world's premier medical journal the lancet saying you know just very this very sycophantic article that had absolutely nothing to do with public health saying that you know all of china's leaders have had the interest of securing the territorial integrities that cured by mao zedong it was just the very strange you know pro ccp article that you know the global times could have bring um so it i mean it's to me it's very clear that you have this virus from china in a public health response from china that is turning the world into china and it's considered sort of mainstream to think that china is not deliberately influencing that that you have this very prosperous um totalitarian country very powerful totalitarian country that is not influencing the fact that the entire world is being turned into china i find that actually to be the absurd argument here um when you look at what has happened over the past year what you've seen is the sort of mainstream embrace of what is essentially science fiction the idea that you have this super virus out there that might have come from a lab and we don't know if it's a bio weapon or not but it's the only way to stop it was just chinese totalitarianism the great chinese government was the only super government great enough to beat this virus with this super lockdown that they had in wuhan and so everybody has to do exactly what they didn't have to have the lock down that's the mass they have to have mass testing and tracing and quarantine centers that is science fiction we have plenty of data just very self-explanatory charts that show this is a very ordinary coronavirus uh we should never have abandoned our very sort of light touch public health plans that we had centuries of research proving that was the best method just you know wash your hands basic hygiene protect the vulnerable um that's what public health was always about we had absolutely no reason to abandon that and the reason we did was frankly the influence of the chinese communist party and the results have been absolutely catastrophic it's been the greatest crime of the 21st century so you know the mainstream has embraced the science fiction story of the super virus the real story is you know has something that happened all throughout history and straight out of ancient greece and ancient rome the tyrant instructed his cronies to suspend everyone's rights and that's exactly what they did i mean these people are in the chinese communist party's pocket one way or the other um or they're being influenced through various vestiges of the chinese communist party and um have convinced people that they have to give up all their rights to fight this virus and unfortunately that's been extraordinarily effective and the only way to fight back is to bring the truth to light about what's really happened here the um so obviously the um the medical industry cdc world health organization are highly influenced by the pharmaceutical industry of course we know the pharmaceutical industry itself there was a drugs inc i think that was written about the you know all the precursors and just about every pharmaceutical is manufactured in china so there's a tight tie between the chinese communist party and the pharmaceutical industry so in your mind is it more this effect of their influence on the pharmaceutical industry who then imparts its influence on the medical industry you know with regard to like the cdc and who or is it also direct influence of those organizations through collaboration at a government level yeah now that's uh you know that's where it gets very tricky is exactly how the narrative is sort of being spun and being controlled and actually who's doing it um now there's absolutely no question that the chinese communist party has been very active in co-opting scientific institutions and also the vaccine industry um you know i think there's been reports out of several countries uh one that i recall as canada a collaboration between china and canada and it turns out that it was part of the uh united front the thousand talents program where the heads of this um company this uh vaccine company were actually co-opting people for to work for the chinese communist party so there's no question that the chinese communist party has been very active in influencing this area now a lot of this is also companies doing what's in their own financial self-interest there's absolutely no question about that and that's a common sort of you know every day i get posts about how oh you know it's not just the ccp it's also you know the world economic forum it's you know all these corporations doing what's in their own interests that is absolutely right that is there's no question that once lockdowns started steamrolling and you know big corporations started profiting at the expense of small businesses a lot of corporations jumped on board and that combined with sort of the influence that the chinese communist party has in these organizations and also them sort of protecting their financial interests in china have made them in some ways since the bowl actually got rolling almost sort of indistinguishable from the chinese communist party because they're pursuing what's in their own financial self-interest and once that idea of lockdown becomes normalized then often what is in their financial self-interest is contrary to what is really in the interest of the people's rights um by the way this is this is what i um you know back in 2014 when i was studying uh and on a team of uh folks officers studying the chinese communist party at the pentagon this was the thing that that i realized was that you know because we had opened up our society and allowed them to come in that they had shifted the incentive system away from you know where a u.s company was incentivized to do things you know in the common good by the rules and laws of our system and in actuality with globalization and openness we had allowed them to essentially take over that incentive system to drive company behavior that was in the interest of the chinese communist party by one the market pool of 1.4 billion consumers and also the financial incentives you know through chinese capital like investment and you know so it's it's it's absolutely not surprising to me i think what what surprised me um and i was aware of the tweeting and i was aware of all the the um you know wolf warrior diplomacy and all the propaganda that went around the chronovirus but what really impressed me about your report was that you took the time to show also the influence that the chinese communist party had on the reporting on the on the dealing with the with the virus on the pharmaceutical industry and it really was the first time comprehensively you began to see how this works across an entire industry and that's that's because i'd seen it in in in a microcosm before and i understood you know that it existed in the macro but your report was the first time that i actually understood okay here's how it all works and how it all fits together in a macro sense for this one specific industry and i think 2020 really provided you um an opportunity to to do that and uh so i think that's where for me at least as a china watcher was so um incredible about the report is the ability to show in a macro sense how all of these influence um uh you know avenues of influence essentially work together on when you so when you think about where we go from here i mean we we still have people that are you you you um you bring up the fact that they're wearing masks and you know i'll go into a restaurant with my mask on as soon as i get the table i take it off i mean there's no when there's no common sense or any science behind this it's just it is us responding to um to the rules that the politicians have put in place where do we how do we get back to normal that's tough you know i don't know what's gonna happen with masks um i personally you know i dislike mass i think they should go away um the best thing i don't think they're helping i i think they're you know counterproductive and they really the reason the chinese communist party wanted to spread this idea of universal masking the reason they love these mass mandates that sometimes come from governments and also they come from uh corporations themselves so much is that they spread anxiety they spread fear it's about promoting the big lie so it reinforces the big lie wherever you go that we are in this unprecedented pandemic situation pandemic situation that's actually not a pandemic but um uh that we're in this unprecedented situation that justifies all the rest of these um unprecedented measures these measures that run counter to human rights the the idea of lockdowns the idea that you can just unilaterally bankrupt people's businesses the idea that we need tracing apps the idea that we need you know um freedom passes for all the freedoms that you have now you need to have for it it's really like 1984. it really i mean anything but yeah i mean you know all you have to do is take a step back and look at the messages we're getting the sort of clever orwellian you know cleverness of it of these messaging this you know 15 days to slow the spread you know flatten the curve stay home save lives i mean the sort of cleverness of the marketing of all this this propaganda i mean to me the chinese communist party is the only organization with that mastery of propaganda and that's so deeply embedded in their history control of the narrative controlling the narrative um so how do we get back you know i i think you have to fight the idea of lock down tooth and nail you have to just keep plugging away at it and um yeah like i said in one of my tweets a few days ago like i'm just going to pursue this doggedly because you know i'm a tax lawyer like i don't get bored of this stuff i think there just are you know journalists and politicians are hoping we just get bored and go away that is not going to happen because you know you have you just subjected millions and millions of children to go hungry over nonsense in pseudoscience that to me is totally unforgivable and i mean we need justice so i'm just going to keep you know reporting on this until we get it um the idea that you can just unilaterally bankrupt people their livelihoods just destroy their lives on a whim with you know without proper evidence of an emergency that is absolutely appalling and we need to pursue that through the justice system we need to pursue it through reporting um your art and literature i'm hoping eventually come around to having documentaries and good books about what actually happened here um that is totally antithetical to everything that you know post enlightenment um western country is supposed to be about and that's the entire idea was to use public health as this sort of um trojan horse a sort of orphan sheep's clothing to undermine all of those values um masks i don't know i think people might sort of voluntarily wear masks for a long time the best thing i can say about that is um you know throughout history countries have influenced each other in a lot of ways you go back to the imperial era a lot of the influence of the western other countries was that the barrel of gun as well it was not really not really consensual but you know the influence is still there so mass might be something that stays with us for a long time i mean i don't i don't like it but if other people want to wear it then it's fine by them i hope the unconstitutional mandates go away um i will definitely fight those um but we need to set the record straight that human rights are inviolable that this was just a complete um travesty in terms of invoking these emergency powers across the entire world and that should never happen again the idea of using emergency powers like this is totally unacceptable and in some circles unfortunately in powerful circles they're talking about actually normalizing this idea of using emergency powers and sort of weakening human rights that's exactly what the chinese communist party wanted here that's the entire idea behind this this campaign and that's absolutely unacceptable so i literally heard from billionaires and this was before you know long before the coronavirus in 2020 here in the united states that you know our our system of governments failed we need to adopt the chinese system of government so it's not surprising to me that this would actually be you know people would say oh they've got a much better system of government you know one one party controls everything you know and and if you look in our system the two parties you know essentially fight each other uh and say you know they want each party wants the ability to have what the chinese communist party has which is total control over the society and so it's not it's not a surprise to me that they have you know really um you know enjoyed this kind of new found power that they got because of the coronavirus so are you ta are you doing any anything in the legal sphere or are you just focused mainly on kind of the educational part of it you know this report tweeting or are you actually working to fight some of these cases through the legal system i personally am not uh some of my colleagues are but to me it's really the geopolitical aspect that interests me the most um the influence of china in particular and that's not something that's really um that's really conducive to you know being dealt with through courts i mean frankly you know the chinese communist party is kind of above the law in that sense um that's that's the problem that's that's i can tell you some stories about that right right um there is a case that people are talking about filing a big civil case uh suing the suing china for all the damage that has been done through these lockdowns um but you know that is um a quixotic case that's not really it's more about bringing attention it's just another way of bringing attention i'd rather just sort of report on this um and sort of the geopolitical aspect and shed light on that there's other attorneys you know some i'd say you know older more experienced attorneys are actually dealing with um the more domestic side you know suing companies for uh these tests and hoping to get some profitable class action lawsuits uh that's kind of it doesn't interest me as much i think it's very profitable uh also very time consuming i mean but if you're the type of attorney who's used to going up against giant corporations and big class action lawsuits potentially very profitable go into and that'll be an essential part of the process of getting back to normal and shedding light on this catastrophe is those big civil class action suits that to me is not as interesting as sort of what's going on geopolitically to me the big story is that this has shed light on how much influence the chinese communist party has um there are people who you know yourself and others who a very niche community who is aware of this for one reason or another uh i had absolutely no idea that the chinese communist party had this much influence on our world and but i mean this is the real wake-up call i mean the chinese communist party just shut down the world like you know i like the have you seen the pit bull interview when when he says they they they they took control of the world with a virus i mean it was it was a really really powerful interview you know he comes from communism and he's like i see what's going on here and uh he's a real you know of course a popular figure but you know when people like that begin to see it and and speak out about it you know i'm i'm hopeful that you know we're nearing kind of the end of this madness where people are going to wake up and realize but you mentioned something early in the interview about the intelligence community and uh and i can tell you having worked a lot with the intelligence community in my time in uniform that you know when it comes to this they are completely clueless because the things that you researched and looked at are not the things that they research and look at and certainly um that's been one of the problems with our intelligence community is that they haven't been tied in to in many cases because they're prevented from looking at our own society and so when you can't look at our own society and see the the the implications of chinese influence within it then you tend to not have the ability to kind of warn us and and this has been i think the big challenge within washington dc because you know like at the national security council any national security council meeting the first the first thing you're going to get is an intelligence briefing what is the what does the intel community think about a b or c in this case they didn't even they didn't even you know it was entirely within the like the national institute of health in the cdc it wasn't within the intelligence committee they they i think in in many respects completely missed um this so you know it's almost you you're providing you know i said the fourth estate which you know pertains to the press but it's also um it's almost you're almost doing an intelligence committee um community uh effort here to identify um this type of uh bad you know bad behavior that's a national security challenge within our own society one of the things that i saw in taiwan and i actually got the coronavirus in taiwan very in late january um of 2020 and i was there to monitor elections they had established a non-governmental organizations that were designed to focus on um chinese influence within taiwan in addition they were some of the first to react to the coronavirus but they didn't react in the way that the communist party did they basically did exactly what you said it told people to voluntarily wash your hands you know social distance use mass whatever uh made them aware but you know there was no lockdown there to this day has never been a lockdown in taiwan so um i think in terms of you know the intelligence community and non-governmental organizations how do you you know if you're not going to attack this from the um from the the courts how do we establish this more permanent presence of you know the fourth estate has failed i mean clearly you know veritas goes around trying to do its bit you've done you know i think a a noble effort here but by and large the media is not the media anymore how do we create this this real kind of non-governmental organization or organizations that are focused on alerting our society to things that happen as a condition of globalization in the internet where we are uh interlinked with particularly totalitarian societies that have an interest to undermine our democracies i mean it's a great question i i don't know if i have all the answers i mean i agree 100 that this is first and foremost an intelligence failure i think lockdowns are first and foremost a crime an unprecedented crime and a fraud and also first and foremost intelligent failure the big reason that i think most people are going along with it is they think that if there was anything untoward about it the intelligence community would say so and that just sort of feeds on itself i think scientists think well you know if the chinese communist party was influencing us somehow um you know the scientists who are would say so yeah that you know yeah the fbp i would say sora or mr5 would say sorry one of the many intelligence agencies would say so of course folks in the intelligence community know that that's not really what they do and also they're affected by the exact same thing this you know wolf in sheep's clothing that public health just isn't something you think about as being geopolitical it's this very sort of innocent collaborative field that um you know people go into it they aren't thinking about geopolitics and competition and totalitarianism they're thinking about how they can save lives and that's why people go into public health that's sort of the most innocent collaborative um international field and unfortunately that is exactly what made it so appealing to the chinese communist party they've been colonizing it for many years now whether they had exactly this plan in mind or if it was just sort of because they knew that um that because public health was so unexpected that it was a sort of um innocent field where you don't expect this type of geopolitical influence they knew that they could sort of use public health as the perfect sort of propaganda piece that these people are you know you can almost say a bit gullible because they um you know doctors they work in a collaborative field they tend to be a little bit vulnerable to financial scams for that same reason uh that they just are a bit unsuspecting about you know fraud they're trusting yeah they're very trusting at the same time they enjoy a very very high degree of trust from the public so you can see if you're sort of a criminal mastermind which which frankly is what the chinese communist party is you can see how that's kind of the perfect conduit to turn lies into truth a sort of perfect propaganda conduit by corrupting public health and unfortunately that's what we've seen over the past year how do we combat that um you know a day at a time i think in the short term we have to shed light on what's actually happened here um once people are aware it does seem like the narrative of the lockdown fraud is coming apart more and more eyes are opening up you know i'm getting you know exponentially more followers by the day interested in how china has influenced this people you know the mainstream press it's very clear they're getting a bit nervous because people have just turned their backs on them and they're just so stubborn about not covering anything that goes against the narrative of these lockdowns being absolutely necessary and there are multiple reasons for that someone is that is their financing from china so it is because you know even more of the financing comes from corporations with financial interests in china and they will report on things that are you know universally known to be important they actually do a fairly good job of reporting on china's human rights abuses i think everybody knows that there's genocide going on there and that's testament to that being very important to everybody i mean i actually did something i mean i think the fact that their you know chinese communist party is committing genocide should be born enough reason to uh decouple i really hoped we had learned that lesson from the 1930s but apparently we have not so i mean my work shouldn't really be necessary in that sense we should already be decoupling from china for that reason alone that they are committing genocide but i think people need something that hits more closer to home to actually initiate that and you know the truth is in 2020 that's exactly what happened this is something that affect everybody's lives but so there's that financial interest from the chinese communist party financial interest from corporations and also group think in itself you know no journalist wants to step out of line because they don't see any other journalists stepping out of line uh they see you know talking about the lockdowns being really bad or talking about chinese communist party influence on lockdowns they see that is sort of a niche sort of out there topic that frankly people like me write about but mainstream journalists just don't and that's the way it is that's the narrative um and so there's some of that groupthink amongst them as well they're in some ways even more vulnerable to it because they see themselves as responsible for being the mainstream i think a lot of politicians see themselves that way as well from the conversations that sides have have with them they see themselves as being responsible for sort of holding that center line holding that narrative intact and they can't sort of they feel like they can't step out of lines that sort of makes them even more vulnerable to group thing in that sense so you know make no mistake even though the chinese communist party was sort of but for cause there's no question that they invented the idea of lockdown thus it's axiomatic that the world would not be in lockdown if not for them and they also you know um the fake science journals you know seem to have influenced the data seem to have launched the giant propaganda campaign but it's also group think you know dictatorships are excellent at using groupthink against people using groupthink to control so when people argue that you know i just don't think that it's really china's influence so much i think it's just you know there's a lot of evidence this is just group thing people are doing this because they see other people doing they see their peers doing it they see especially their powerful peers they want to impress doing it that's absolutely true but that's how all dictatorships work all their teachers work through group thing all dictators are in some ways you know psychological masterminds of using a weaponizing group thing to their own advantage of keeping themselves in power so those two things are not mutually exclusive yes it is you know 90 group thing but yes the chinese communist party did sort of in my mind deliberately instigate that for their own for their own ends so um have you read the book red notice by bill browder um so it's it's a story about the the how he fought um after one of his attorneys you you may he may that may so magnifique was killed by um by putin's uh henchman um he started this whole you know effort to go after the magnitsky act and it's really defined his life and he's fought for um on behalf of this so is this is this kind of where where you kind of diverge in your life do you see this becoming your life's work or are you just trying to put things kind of back and back in place and you're going to go on i mean it's a i mean you've taken on probably the most powerful regime in the world in in some respects and um and so so how do you see how do you see this playing out personally i don't know where it's going to take me um i could see it going either way i could see myself going back to normal or i could see myself sort of dedicating myself to this i will pursue this particular story for as long as it takes because to me this is the biggest crime of the century so far um you know that is you only get so many exclamation points in life this is my big exclamation point that you know xin yin peng the chinese communist party just shut down the world um they did it in my mind deliberately and um you know now you have millions of starving children who would not be otherwise for not for this influence operation that is a big deal and until people know that until that is common knowledge you know i that's unacceptable to me living in a world where somebody might actually be able to get away with that and to see journalists and elites covering for them is absolutely disturbing to me i've lost you know a lot of respect for people who i used to listen to i had no reason not to um you know like i said i was kind of a new york times economist reader i had no reason not to trust those people that's the people who you know my parents generation told me that you know i should trust their judgment uh they wrote very well they have very good grammar um they you know seem to know a lot about different countries and about the world and so you know i'd listen to them and listen to their opinions uh and i have lost a lot of respect for those writers now because they have not been willing they have given the circumstances when it um behoove their interest they have been turned into propaganda outlets very deliberately by a totalitarian regime i think um they to my knowledge were not before but that has been how powerful this deliberate fraud and psychological operation has been um by maintaining that big lie that this virus is exceptional and it requires these exceptional measures and this is all necessary that's what o r elites really want us to believe they want us to all to go along with that and especially you know their professional class they want the professional class to really buy into that and you know you weren't as a lawyer as a doctor you weren't really affected by this financially so just do us you know do us a favor and pretend that this is all necessary pretend you don't see the data pretend you don't see all the fraud and propaganda that has taken place and so we can just keep the sort of structure of things intact anyway the stock market is fine anyway so you should be you should be okay um that's not acceptable to me i i'm not going to rest and just let them get away with this crime that you know to me was very deliberate on the part of um probably a very small powerful circle within chinese communist party maybe a handful of collaborators and then from there spun into um this big lie that you know the suspension of all human rights was necessary and people have bought into that and essentially become criminals themselves and that's what dictatorships sell at is bringing out the evil in ordinary people and that's what we see more and more of and you know fortunately i think people are waking up to that and realizing what's going on here and i think that that big lie is going to uh hopefully self-destruct very soon well i hope so and uh mike i'd just like to say thank you um i thank you for educating me because it was really your report that really allowed me to extend my site deeper into what the chinese communist party was doing thank you for coming on generally speaking and i appreciate your efforts i'll keep supporting you on twitter and thank you and we'll post uh links to your twitter account uh with this with this video and look forward to talking to you again very soon thanks so much general yeah your support has been invaluable i think you know we've only scratched the surface of what the chinese communist party's influence has been on this dynamic response and in the world at large so i mean there's much more to come i'm sure i'm sure thank you so much thanks general thank you if you stayed at the end of this video i hope you enjoyed it be sure to leave comments below like and subscribe so you can get access to notifications when the next video comes out i hope you enjoyed the conversation with mike singer he's doing great work exposing the chinese communist party's influence on our society thanks again for joining us with generally speaking i'm general spalding

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