Is China Creating A Master Race Of Super Soldiers?

Delusions of Adequacy ^ | 02/19/2021 | John Simonds

[SeekAndFind]

Didn’t anyone watch The Wrath Of Khan? Don’t we already know that trying to engineer a master race always goes wrong. Isn’t Russia kicked out of world competition? Do we even have a James T. Kirk who can defeat a superior enemy?

Gene Editing Through Crisper-Cas

We are witnessing the manipulation of DNA through eRNA as a Covid-19 vaccine. We have no idea what the long term effects are going to be.

Crisper is a gene editing technology that allows for cutting, inserting or deleting DNA in an individual. It can be used to cure diseases or potentially eliminate defects or perhaps create immunity to disease.

These are the potential upsides.

Potential Downsides

When editing DNA, if you are not ethical, one could create a six million dollar man in effect. You think you can build them bigger, faster, stronger. We have no idea what this will do to people.

Think of it, you might give someone the superior intelligence, strength and physical capabilities that can take over the world.

Here is what we know. Remember that China withheld the Wuhan virus from the world until it had spread so we have no idea how far they have advanced really.

• “U.S. intelligence shows that China has conducted human testing on members of the People’s Liberation Army in hope of developing soldiers with biologically enhanced capabilities,” wrote then Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, in a December 3 Wall Street Journal op-ed titled “China Is National Security Threat No. 1.”
• All these Chinese moves are meant to obtain “biological dominance.” “There are,” as Ratcliffe noted, “no ethical boundaries to Beijing’s pursuit of power.”
• The experiment evoked the eugenics program of the Third Reich to create a “master race.”
• Shenzhen’s He [Jenkui], after an international uproar caused by news of his dangerous and unethical work, was fined and jailed for “illegally carrying out human embryo gene-editing,” but in the Communist Party’s near-total surveillance state he obviously had state backing for his experiments…. Beijing’s prosecution of He, therefore, looks like an attempt to cool down the furor and prevent the international scientific community from further inquiry into China’s activities.
• “What is most disturbing about these endeavors is that China has gleaned access to CRISPR and advanced genetic and biotech research, thanks to their relationship with the United States and other advanced Western nations. American research labs, biotech investors, and scientists have all striven to do research and business in China’s budding biotech arena… because the ethical standards for research… are so low.” — Brandon Weichert, author of The Weichert Report and Winning Space, interview with Gatestone Institute, February 2021.

Biological Dominance

It is not clear how far Chinese military researchers have gone. They are, however, advocating use of the CRISPR gene-editing tool to enhance human capabilities, and the Communist Party’s Central Military Commission is “supporting research in human performance enhancement and ‘new concept’ biotechnology.”

The People’s Liberation Army has gone all-in on gene editing of humans. As leading analysts Elsa Kania and Wilson VornDick report, there are “striking parallels in themes repeated by a number of PLA scholars and scientists from influential institutions.”

All these Chinese moves are meant to obtain “biological dominance.” “There are,” as Ratcliffe noted, “no ethical boundaries to Beijing’s pursuit of power.”

It is clear that the Communist Party is thinking about more than just soldiers. A Chinese researcher is also the first — and so far only — person to gene-edit human embryos that produced live births.

He Jiankui, while at Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen, used the CRISPR-Cas9 tool to remove gene CCR5 to give twin girls, born in late 2018, immunity to HIV but perhaps also to enhance intelligence. The experiment evoked the eugenics program of the Third Reich to create a “master race.”

When was the last time we heard of creating a master race? Does anyone remember what the Nazi’s tried already?

Finally, I was taught by a Chinese-American how to survive in life and the business world in China. He told me throw out the 10 commandments and you are on even ground. They will not adhere to them so you will lose (I am not suggesting that you break the 10 commandments, this is what I was told on how to survive negotiations with the Chinese).

China’s regime does not have ethics or decency, is not bound by law, and does not have a sense of restraint. However, with its rapid weaponization of biotechnology, it does have the technology to start a whole new species of genetically enhanced, goose-stepping humans. Pictured: Soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army march on October 1, 2019 in Beijing, China. (Photo by Kevin Frayer/Getty Images)

They have proven that they are willing to cheat in the Olympics, Life, technology and so forth. The question is now how far and what will it cost the others? The CCP clearly has no respect for human beings. The Wuhan research is coming out.

You’ve been warned.

[SeekAndFind]

GORDON CHANG HAS ALSO WRITTEN ABOUT THIS IN THIS ARTICLE

[EEGator]

How, are they becoming White?...
j/k

[Jamestown1630]

There seem to be some illogical leaps in this article...

[ransomnote]

I was very surprised to hear Lt. General McInerny (sp?) say that he’d learned that China already had biologically modified soldiers.
I’ve heard over and over through the years, countries do not advertise what they are going to do, or trying to do, lest they fail or others take their ideas and surpass them. Countries only announce intentions to do something after they have already succeeded.

[krogers58]

Superior abilities, or the belief thereof, creates superior ambition. History is replete with examples.

[Slyfox]

And isn’t is convenient that the rest of the world is getting the vax shot with the potential for a decimation of all non-Chinese populations?

[Fai Mao]

But, they can not even get uniforms that fit, or manufacturer a decent mre. Watch the Steve1989 video on you tube where he tries to eat an PLA MRE. He can’t finish it.

[Cold Heart]

I was at the Taipei airport about 28 years ago when I saw what I believed to be a Chinese basketball team arriving. All evenly over 7’ and eerily similar looking. My first impression was clones. I spent a fair amount of time in Asia and can readily tell the difference in individuals.

[Jonty30]

Let me know when they have soldiers that can withstand a nuclear strike.

I have no doubt that they want to do this, but the economics of the situation would probably deter them long term because those soldiers wouldn’t be as expendable because the costs of developing them.

[Jamestown1630]

They may have been mostly from Northern China.

[Jonty30]

I tend to think that’s more economical to supercharge the existing population through drugs and regimens.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: I was at the Taipei airport about 28 years ago when I saw what I believed to be a Chinese basketball team arriving. All evenly over 7’ and eerily similar looking. My first impression was clones.

How come we never see these 7 footers play in any international tournament? The only tall player from China that I can remember is the 7’6” Yao Ming who played in the NBA for the Houston Rockets.

[lee martell]

If the US has anything close to a real CIA, that agency would know all about it, assuming some factors are true.
But after seeing the low ethics, highly compromised agents opposing our last president on enforcing our laws, I don’t expect a whole lot.

[GOPJ]

China thinks humans are expendable... so they come up with this kind of dehumanizing crap.

No problem

We’ll build robots and advanced AI and turn their little monsters back into humans.

[Cold Heart]

“How come we never see these 7 footers...?”

Good question. I have had the same question. Maybe something they decided not to advertise as being too obvious or other technical difficulties.

[Jonty30]

Probably because China develops things internally and perfects them before letting the world know about it.

[CJ Wolf]

Well for one soldiers are by definition not a master. They follow a “master” so you really dont want them to be a master race. It wouldn’t be good for the masters.

[Jamestown1630]

I guess they should be playing around with their minds, not their bodies, then.

(Oops! They’ve been doing that for 70+ years...)

[Trumpisourlastchance]

Chinese have higher IQ’s than most, teach their children math & science, and have mostly stable family units.

Who do you think wins the global competition?

[FreedomPoster]

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