Horowitz: The real reason Western leaders are silent about Chinese protests



Typically, when we watch human rights violations across the globe from the comfort of our American homes, we are overcome with a sense of relief that we live in freedom. However, as we ominously watch the protests over lockdowns in China, let’s not forget that a large degree of this particular tyranny was implemented in America for months and that there is nothing in place to stop it from happening again. In fact, what starts in China clearly gets imported to the United States, because our elite overlords are impressed rather than horrified with the behavior of the CCP.

If the response from our government officials, celebrities, and media to the repression taking place in China appears to be muted, it’s likely because these same people had no problem with implementing some of these very policies in the supposed land of the free. In fact, according to revelations from Dr. Fauci himself during a seven-hour deposition with Missouri and Louisiana Attorneys General Eric Schmitt and Jeff Landry, Fauci himself imported the idea of inhumane lockdowns because officials were so impressed with China.

Thanks to a federal judge’s order in a lawsuit in which these two AGs are suing the Biden administration for collaborating with social media to censor opposition to the regime’s COVID policies, Fauci was forced to answer questions during a deposition with the attorneys for the censored plaintiffs last week. One of the plaintiffs, Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, released key details from Fauci’s testimony. Fauci supposedly divulged that he dispatched his deputy at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), Clifford Lane, to China in Feb. 2020. They were so impressed with China’s “success” that they decided to emulate the policy in the West.

“Dr. Lane was very impressed about how, from a clinical public health standpoint, the Chinese were handling the isolation, the contact tracing, the building of facilities to take care of people, and that’s what I believed he meant when he said [they] were managing this in a very structured, organized way,” said Fauci in response to a question from one of the lawyers.

So, what was the lesson he took from Dr. Lane in applying China’s policy to the West? “I believe Dr. Lane came to the conclusion that when you have a widespread respiratory disease that a very common and effective way to curtail the rapid spread of the disease is by implementing social distancing measures. … Dr. Lane is a very astute clinician, and I have every reason to believe that his evaluation of the situation was accurate and correct.”

There you have it. Not only weren’t they horrified by Chinese authorities welding people into their homes and tracking every move of every citizen, they found it to be “effective” and “very structured.” Yeah, presumably the Nazi concentration camps were quite structured and organized too.

\u201cUnreal footage shows CCP forces welding shut an exit to an apartment building during zero-COVID lockdowns\u2014 trapping desperate people inside.\n\nThis was supposed to be our ruling class\u2019 \u201cmodel?\u201d\n\n\u201d
— Benny Johnson (@Benny Johnson) 1669644503

In other words, our political elites still find nothing fundamentally wrong with what China did and have not repudiated the actions they mimicked here. We must remember that although people weren’t welded into their homes, the stay-at-home orders, masks, massive surveillance, use of AI, transhumanism, and biomedical tyranny were all made in China. And unlike everything else made there, these appear to have staying power.

Rather than engaging in an arms race with the Chinese to see who can excel more at tyranny, we need to destroy the tyranny and plow the salt of freedom into it forever.

Ironically, masks are still being shoved on rape and trauma victims or on the elderly and seriously ill in health care settings, masks made by slave labor in China. AG Schmitt reports that Fauci clearly knew that masks don’t work but promoted them anyway:

\u201cAnother tidbit from Fauci depo: In Feb \u201820 he emailed a friend advising her masks were ineffective. Confirmed again on Mar 31. On Apr 3 he\u2019s adamant masks should be worn even though he couldn\u2019t cite a single study to prove it. Mandates followed\u2014Lives ruined\n\nCOVID tyranny is born\u201d
— Eric Schmitt (@Eric Schmitt) 1669392317

Remember people like hair salon owner Shelly Luther being jailed in Texas (of all places) for opening her business? To this day, Gov. Greg Abbott has still not apologized for his COVID policies. We still have Texas doctors being punished for not having worn masks during Abbott’s mask orders. We still have universities, law schools, and medical schools in red states pushing these illogical, inhumane, immoral, and disproven mandates on the human body.

In another rich irony, the Chinese protesters were chanting “we don’t want testing, we want freedom,” yet in the U.S. we still have these mandates for many. They are on our own military.

\u201cHundreds of protesters in Beijing march with blank paper as part of the White Paper Revolution \n\nThey are chanting "We don't want testing, we want freedom"\u201d
— Jack Posobiec \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 (@Jack Posobiec \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8) 1669644593

In other words, we have still not inoculated ourselves against this sort of tyranny at home. Republicans barely even mentioned it during either the 2020 or 2022 elections. One would think House Republicans would make their “HR1” legislation all about banning emergency powers, the Prep Act, lockdowns, masks, and vaccine mandates. Yet we barely hear a peep from them. Indeed, as Chinese citizens risk their lives to protest the CCP, we still have not rid ourselves of our own Chinese demons in the supposed land of the free and the home of the brave.

Massachusetts Department of Public Health coordinated with Google to secretly install COVID 'spyware' onto 1 million phones, lawsuits says



The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) coordinated with Google to covertly install tracking apps on more than a million Android phones, a class-action lawsuit alleges. Google was allegedly urged by the government to install spyware on cell phones during the COVID-19 pandemic as a method of contract tracing.

The New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) launched a lawsuit on Monday that claimed the Massachusetts Department of Public Health worked with Google to develop a contract tracing app in April 2021. The lawsuit — filed in the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts — accuses the DPH of installing "spyware that deliberately tracks and records movement and personal contacts onto over a million mobile devices without their owners' permission and awareness."

The lawsuit claims that the mobile app was not voluntarily downloaded by very many people.

However, the Massachusetts Public Health Department is accused of collaborating with Google to secretly auto-install COVID spyware onto over a million phones without anyone's knowledge or consent.

"To increase adoption, starting on June 15, 2021, DPH worked with Google to secretly install the Contact Tracing App onto over one million Android mobile devices located in Massachusetts without the device owners’ knowledge or permission," NCLA claimed in the lawsuit.

The NCLA press release declared, "DPH’s contact tracing app does not appear alongside other apps on the Android device’s home screen. The app can be found only by opening 'settings' and using the 'view all apps' feature."

"According to the claims in the lawsuit, the app causes an Android cellphone to constantly connect and exchange data with other nearby devices via Bluetooth and create a record of those connections," Fox Business reported. "This exchange process, the lawsuit explained, can make the time-stamped, stored data in person’s Android phone available to DPH, Google and application developers."

The lawsuit claimed that the app could obtain data from the mobile device, such as phone numbers, personal emails, locations visited, and movement.

The lawsuit claims that if the smartphone owners deleted the app, the DPH "simply re-installs it."

NCLA litigation counsel Peggy Little said, "The Massachusetts DPH, like any other government actor, is bound by state and federal constitutional and legal constraints on its conduct. This 'android attack,' deliberately designed to override the constitutional and legal rights of citizens to be free from government intrusions upon their privacy without their consent, reads like dystopian science fiction — and must be swiftly invalidated by the court."

NCLA litigation counsel Sheng Li added, “Many states and foreign countries have successfully deployed contact tracing apps by obtaining the consent of their citizens before downloading software onto their smartphones. Persuading the public to voluntarily adopt such apps may be difficult, but it is also necessary in a free society. The government may not secretly install surveillance devices on your personal property without a warrant—even for a laudable purpose. For the same reason, it may not install surveillance software on your smartphone without your awareness and permission."

The lawsuit alleges, "Spyware still exists on the overwhelming majority of the devices on which it was installed."

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Prom attendees' hands are marked according to COVID-19 vaccination status — and parents, students are angry



A New Hampshire high school marked the hands of last weekend's prom attendees according to their COVID-19 vaccination status, a move that has upset a number of parents and students — as well as a state lawmaker — but is being defended by the principal, WBTS-CD reported.

What are the details?

Republican state Rep. Melissa Litchfield wrote on her Facebook page about the growing controversy surrounding Exeter High School's prom and told the station she had been contacted by more than a dozen parents.

Litchfield noted to WBTS that some parents and students are upset over the decision to mark the hands of unvaccinated students as they walked into the senior prom: "Children that were not vaccinated were written on in black Sharpie on their hands, and those that were vaccinated had some type of a red marker put on them."

She shared photos with the station showing hands of prom attendees marked in black.

Image source: WBTS-CD video screenshot

A statement from School Administrative Unit 16 said "dancing was divided among three dance floors. During the dancing, after every few songs they were asked to raise their hands to determine who they were around," the New Hampshire Union Leader reported.

One person who complained to Litchfield said the prom attendees were treated "like prisoners in Nazi Germany. Marking them, thus singling them out, and then having to raise their hands is beyond tolerable," according to her Facebook post.

"You had to produce your papers, and if you didn't produce your papers, you were branded with a black Sharpie," Litchfield added to WBTS. "What does that mean to you? I'm just gonna let it sit there."

State Rep. Melissa LitchfieldImage source: WBTS-CD video screenshot

'Parents are afraid to speak up'

The station reported that parents and students who contacted Litchfield refused to go on camera over fear of retaliation from the school district.

"I'm just here because parents are afraid to speak up, and they needed a voice, and I understand," Litchfield added to WBTS.

What did school officials have to say?

The district told the station that marking prom attendees' hands was part of the school's contact tracing system that allowed all students to attend the event whether or not they had been vaccinated.

"Our student and parent feedback has been extremely positive regarding the prom experience," principal Mike Monahan said in a statement to WBTS. "We are aware that some concerns have been expressed that students were singled out or had their privacy violated. We made every effort possible — while adhering to contact tracing guidelines — to ensure that this did not happen. We hope the community will understand that while no model is perfect, this model let the students enjoy a close to normal and highly desired experience to cap off their senior year. That's the memory we want to leave them with."

This district added to the station that students were made aware of the contact tracing system when they registered for prom — but Litchfield said parents didn't know and are frustrated they couldn't speak out beforehand.

Anything else?

SAU 16 said the list of prom attendees didn't contain any personally identifiable information regarding student vaccinations and did not list numbers assigned to students, the paper noted.

"Only a single set of cards with this information exists for tracking purposes, and the class advisor was the only individual that possessed them," SAU 16 noted, according the Union Leader. "Those cards will be destroyed in the next few days. As a result, there will be no unique identifiers that can be tied back to students who were unable to show proof of vaccination."

The SAU 16 statement said the prom — which attracted more than 300 attendees — was held outside under a tent, the paper added.

"No contract tracing system is perfect for crowds this large and not all students could be traced in a prom environment," the SAU 16 statement added, according to the Union Leader. "However, without a contact tracing system, all attendees would have had to be quarantined if there was a positive case tied back to the event."

SAU 19 told the paper that as of Thursday no COVID-19 cases associated with the prom had been reported.

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