California to Use Banned China-made Night-vision Drones to Enforce Coronavirus Lockdown

China-manufactured drones equipped with night-vision and loudspeakers are poised to be used by police in Chula Vista, California. China manufactured drones were banned by the U.S. Army in 2017 due to China’s spying efforts.

From American Military News:

China reportedly introduced large scale drone enforcement during its coronavirus lockdown efforts and citizens said drones would relay messages to tell people to remain in certain areas or call out pedestrians not wearing face masks.

“What we saw in China, and what we’re probably going to see around the world, is using drones with cameras and loudspeakers to fly around to see if people are gathering where they shouldn’t be, and telling them to go home,” he said. “It seems a little Orwellian, but this could save lives.”

California was one of the first U.S. states to impose a state-wide “stay at home” order. Other states have imposed “stay at home” orders limiting nonessential businesses and people traveling outside their homes include: include: Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Massachusetts, Louisiana, Delaware, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, Oregon, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania.

In 2018, Congress directed the U.S. government to get rid of all China-manufactured cameras and security systems. Government officials and many experts believe China installs back-doors which enable the Chinese government to spy on device users.

From Real Clear Defense:

Chinese high-tech video surveillance companies such as Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology and Zhejiang Dahua Technology have made major inroads into the U.S. electronic security market. These companies’ cameras were found to have back doors that allowed the company, and hence the Chinese government, to collect both video and audio information they record. Given the rapidly improving quality of these surveillance cameras and supporting software, for example, to read lips, these devices pose a significant threat to national security.

Lets be honest. It is a smart move for China. They provide unbelievably cheap labor and also sell products at a very low cost. China knows that will attract governments and people from around the world to purchase products from them, and it has. So, when it comes to manufacturing electronics, why wouldn’t they install back-doors for spying?

China has a plan to take over the world. Sounds crazy right? Well, it’s true and they plan to achieve domination by 2049.

From Forbes:

In The Hundred-Year Marathon, Michael Pillsbury marshals a lot of evidence showing the Chinese government has a detailed strategy to overtake the US as the world’s dominant power.

They want to do this by 2049, the centennial of China’s Communist revolution.

The strategy has been well documented in Chinese literature, published and sanctioned by organizations of the People’s Liberation Army, for well over 50 years.

And just as we have hawks and moderates on China within the US, there are hawks and moderates within China about how to engage the West. Unfortunately, the hawks are ascendant, embodied most clearly in Xi Jinping.

Xi’s vision of the Chinese Communist Party controlling the state and eventually influencing and even controlling the rest of the world is clear. These are not merely words for the consumption of the masses. They are instructions to party members.

One thing we know for sure, the American Spirit is something that cannot be defeated! Time after time, war after war, the American People come out on top. Long live the USA, long live Freedom!