This is a CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor speaking with Henry Sikalski, the

Executive Director of the Non-Proliferation Policy Education Center, a recent conversation,

Workshop Series entitled, which you can find online, entitled Pac's Pacifica-August Workshop Series, about of a

pax pacifica achus workshop series about the Chinese

bamboo carton and what a bamboo curtain and what is to be done.

This is not about warships.

This is not about developing superior computers to use algorithms that can defeat.

This is about information technology, information warfare. What it can be done, what could be done to refute the Chinese

case that it is not only dominant now but is inevitable to lead the world because that is the presentation.

Henry, we come to what I regard as obvious but at the same time very difficult given

nationalism and how it works around the world to create

fishers between the Chinese people and the Chinese Communist Party. Again we've

talked about the Shanghai lockdown.

What could be more obvious a place to create fishers than what we see now is the risk of food security?

People are making phone calls.

I've heard them saying we don't have enough food or I can't get to the

hospital or they turned me away. A city of 26 million people sophisticated and the

streets are empty and large

shoulder-sho-sho-sho-sho-sholed men in white suits are wandering around like a science fiction story.

Is that something that you talked about in this presentation that just those images alone make it very clear that the C. C.P.

Is at the least a bully and at most a science fiction alien power.

Well one of the things that was discussed in some way was, you know, pushing back on arguments that, you know, I have a lot to them.

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