China’s Unrestricted Warfare and the Border Crisis Blueprint

On April 17, 2024, Josh Philipp, Trent Loos, and Lorne Levy joined the show. Exposed ByteDance’s 2018 pledge to enforce CCP doctrine and revealed the UN-coordinated migrant pipeline from Panama to US cities, funded by American taxpayers Detailed the history of federal RFID ear tag mandates and critiqued Colorado’s HB 24-1375 requiring nonlethal wolf coexistence while ranchers bear predator stress costs Discussed interest rate. TikTok, ByteDance, and CCP Doctrine Start listening at 30:45 – Hour 1 Josh Philipp, senior investigative reporter with the Epoch Times, breaks down why TikTok represents far more than a social media app. ByteDance’s founder issued a 2018 public apology letter vowing to enforce “core socialist values” and Marxism-Leninism across all future ventures. The company promised direct access to Chinese agencies and committed to messaging aligned with Xi Jinping thought. Philipp warns the problem extends beyond one app: American social networks routinely sell personal data to Chinese companies, which under Chinese law means the CCP gets access. The House bill to force divestiture raises censorship concerns that Trump and Elon Musk have highlighted. While some critiques took language out of context, Philipp identifies a genuine loophole: the president alone determines what constitutes a “foreign hostile government,” opening potential for misuse against political opponents. China’s unrestricted warfare doctrine encompasses psychological, media, culture, drug, and immigration warfare designed to strangle adversaries using their own open systems. “I believe truth is powerful, and I believe that truth is more powerful than all the dictators in the world. I think it’s why, frankly, every single communist regime, one of the first things they do is try to silence people.” Josh Philipp, Senior Investigative Reporter, Epoch Times The UN-Orchestrated Border Pipeline Start listening at 48:03 – Hour 1 Josh Philipp reveals the infrastructure behind the border crisis from his on-the-ground investigation in Panama’s Darien Gap. The Global Compact for Migration, passed under Obama in 2015 and rejoined by Biden, coordinates the entire system. The International Organization for Migration and other UN agencies operate processing camps where migrants receive buses northward through Central America. Nicaragua is the exception, where criminal organizations take over before cartels manage the final Mexico-to-US crossing. Once migrants turn themselves in to Border Patrol, DHS processes them and provides free airplane tickets to anywhere in the country. NGOs redistribute arrivals to prevent visible concentrations. The system exists to create a permanent dependent voting base for Democrats, advance UN “global equity” by weakening Western nations, and install what Philipp calls the “multipolar world order” led by China, Russia, and Iran. RFID Ear Tags and Livestock Tracking Start listening at 77:59 – Hour 2 Trent Loos traces the history of mandatory electronic livestock identification back to 2006, when public outcry stopped the USDA’s original RFID mandate. Today, commodity groups have reversed their opposition even as the core question remains: why does government need to mandate what already exists through paper trails and health papers? The claim that RFID protects food safety is false. When one cow tested positive for BSE in Washington in 2002, authorities traced its entire history within 24 hours without electronic tags. Some argue the mandate opens export markets, particularly with Japan. Loos rejects...