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It’s fascinating the news that comes out during times of media excitement, and the coronavirus situation is certainly one. Many Americans have known about the Made in (Red) China problem in production generally, but pharmaceuticals, maybe not so much. Interestingly, Chinese economist Li Daokui suggested last year that medicine could be used as a weapon against the […] March 14th, 2020 | Category: China national security threat | Tags: antibiotics, China, coronavirus, drug manufacturing, made in China, medicine, pharmaceuticals, public health |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post On Friday, Tucker Carlson examined the threat of Red China to the United States as shown by the coronavirus outbreak. The globalist economy, so profitable to big business, has put too much power in the hands of hostile communist China which manufactures a large proportion of the pharmaceuticals upon which we Americans depend. Regarding the current […] March 9th, 2020 | Category: China national security threat | Tags: antibiotics, border, China, contagion, coronavirus, disease, Dr. Drew, flu, global economy, immigration, medicine, pharmaceuticals, public safety, Tucker Carlson |
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