CHINA PROTESTS: Stephen Yates On The Latest In China; Will Communists Turn On Their People Again?
November 28, 2022
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as posted by the channelDana (@DLoesch/@DanaLoeschRadio) is joined by Stephen Yates (@YatesComms on Twitter and GETTR), on all things international. He’s a Senior Fellow at the America First Policy Institute @A1Policy See his China Policy Initiative at
It’s no secret that the protests in China are spreading all across the country - in defiance of their COVID ZERO policy (which is not scientifically possible). What will China end up doing to stop these protests? Could they escalate this to the level of Tiananmen Square?
Fauci seems to believe that China not being transparent is because Trump broke them. So, not only has Fauci lied about the effectiveness of the COVID vaccine while also lying about the seriousness of COVID, but doesn’t seem to care much about the lack of transparency from China.
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