(LifeSiteNews) — The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has plans to dominate the world, and part of this scheme involves depopulating the rest of the world.
These claims may sound too crazy to be accurate, but my guest Steve Mosher, an expert on China and demographics, is convinced they are true. On today’s episode of The John-Henry Westen Show, Mosher sits down with me to talk about how China uses several tools to advance their dominance in the world, including a popular shopping app, biological warfare, and artificial intelligence.
Mosher talked about how the CCP wants China to become “the manufacturing base of the world” and that “they would like to see the rest of the world depopulated.”
“It would like to see the populations of Europe and North America reduced perhaps by using various bioweapons and then replaced with immigrants from China,” the population expert said, citing a book called The New High Ground by the former chief of the National Defense University of China.
Mosher said that in this book the Chinese military expert talked about “the development of bioweapons that would target specific ethnicities that would target China’s historic enemies, perhaps the Japanese, or that would target Africans, or that would target Caucasians.”
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Another book called Unrestricted Warfare, written by two senior Chinese military colonels, describes how “the Chinese Communist Party is determined to use any and all means at its disposal to enhance its power and control outside, not just inside of China, but outside of China, to encompass the entire world,” Mosher explained, adding that “unrestricted warfare includes biological warfare.”
Mosher warned people not to use the Chinese marketplace app Temu because the CCP uses it as a spying tool and stealing personal data.
“What has been discovered by cyber experts is that the app itself contains malware, and it downloads everything on your phone,” Mosher said. “It basically ransacks your phone. And you might say, ‘Well, of course, don’t all companies try to get data from you on your searches so they can pop up ads as well?’”
“This is a lot more than that,” he stressed. “This downloads your contacts; it downloads your photos. It downloads not just all your searches; it downloads your financial information.”
Once installed, “the app cannot be easily uninstalled. Once it’s on your phone, once this little parasite is on your phone, it stays on your phone despite your best efforts to uninstall it.”
This data is then forwarded to the CCP because the Communist Party directly or indirectly controls all companies in China, Mosher explained.
Additionally, the cheap goods sold on Temu are produced under inhumane working conditions, which Mosher described as “slave labor.”
Mosher also talked about how China uses artificial intelligence to surveil citizens and enforce its social credit system.
The China expert said that surveillance cameras in China could identify someone jaywalking and deduct “the fine for jaywalking from your bank account without any human intervention necessary.”
“That is totalitarianism, cyber-style.”
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He warned that “we are becoming more like China day by day” because people from international organizations like the World Economic Forum (WEF) are “drawn to this model.”
Steve Mosher is the president of the Population Research Institute, and his latest book, The Devil and Chairman Mao and Chinese Communism, is scheduled to be published by the end of the year.
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