Steve Robinson

So instead of being fit and patriotic and ready to join the military, you're sitting on your couch smoking poisoned pot all day playing Xbox.

You can see how that furthers the CCP's goal.

But they also have established a network that is multimodal.

in that some of these products are distributed in the form of vape cartridges.

So they're like nicotine vapes or traditional cannabis vapes, where it's just a little canister that's got some oil in it.

And that's the extracted, refined 99% THC version of the product.

You create that by stuffing a metal tube or a glass tube full of cannabis leaf or cannabis bud, and you blow butane gas or some other kind of gas through it, and all of the oils dissolve out into that gas, including the pesticides and fungicides, by the way.

Out the bottom comes the pure THC, which is then used for gummies, vapes, whatever kind of product.

But the end result is that you've got these little teeny weeny canisters that you can sell at hemp shops, head shops, wherever, all over the United States.

And people are going to pay to have them distributed.

People are going to pay to buy them and they're going to put them up to their mouths and they're going to suck on them because they think they're going to get high.

And if you were a planner for the Chinese military and you wanted to do something bad to the United States, what better network for the distribution of a chemical or biological weapon than a network that's going to self-distribute

these little vials, millions of them, to 10,000 different little tobacco shops and head shops all across the United States, and people are gonna suck it directly into their lungs.

So there's a lot of hypotheticals and potentials there, but it certainly exists, and that's the network that they've built.

And in the meantime, they're accruing

hundreds of billions of dollars to do whatever they want with, to support human trafficking, to support bringing things across the border, to support buying up properties in New Hampshire, to support buying up real estate next to military bases.

The question of what they're doing with all of this money, I think, is for some of your old colleagues and friends to determine.

The FBI, I think, should be on this.

The United States government should be answering those questions and tracking that money.

But what we found in Maine is how they're generating the money and the schemes that have allowed them to do it now for five years without attracting a significant degree of attention.