New Lockdowns in Shanghai China's largest city of twenty five million, imprisoned in their apartments. For those they hauled off to the isolation facility, they are beating their left behind dogs to death with shovels and collecting cats in bags for disposal. You're certainly free to ignore Tucker's conclusions, but I think it will be difficult for even the hardest of hearts in this forum, to ignore the continuous screams of thousands of Chinese, which are haunting.
While drones fly overhead saying "Control your soul's desire for freedom."O'Biden administration and State Department, silent.
Coming soon to an election season near you?
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"Lockdown Anger in Shanghai Intensifies as China Sticks to Zero-COVID Policy
By Natalie Colarossi
On 4/9/22 at 12:09 PM EDT
Residents in Shanghai, China, are expressing frustration over the nation's strict "zero-tolerance" COVID-19 policy as 26 million people remain under lockdown.
Shanghai is home to the country's largest-ever virus outbreak, with 23,000 new local cases reported on Saturday, according to the Associated Press. However, the vast majority of those cases are asymptomatic, with just over 1,000 people experiencing symptoms.
Nonetheless, China has continued to practice its strict lockdown policy, keeping the city shut down since late last month and carrying out mass testing initiatives. Residents have increasingly complained about the lockdown, with many saying they are trapped in their homes and apartments without basic necessities due to panic-buying and limited supplies at grocery stores. Social media videos have shown chaotic scenes of people fighting over food at stores or scrambling to order necessary items through apps, while others have pleaded for help in finding medication. In some cases, the quarantine protocols are so strict that even pet-owners are unable to take their dogs outside to use the bathroom, according to CNBC."
https://www.newsweek.com/lockdown-anger-shanghai-intensifies-china-sticks-zero-covid-policy-1696648
