90 Miles From Tyranny

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

The 90 Miles Mystery Box: Episode #2251

You have come across a mystery box. But what is inside?

It could be literally anything from the serene to the horrific,

from the beautiful to the repugnant,

from the mysterious to the familiar.

If you decide to open it, you could be disappointed,

you could be inspired, you could be appalled.

This is not for the faint of heart or the easily offended.

You have been warned.

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China’s recent military activity around Taiwan reached new heights after Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen’s meeting in April with then-U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

This increase in China’s military activity and long-term trends point to troubling times ahead, and our military and political leaders need to be ready.

With wars in Ukraine and Israel grabbing so much attention, it’s important that the United States not lose sight of Chinese military actions that unsettle the peace in Asia.

On Sept. 10, China began military drills beyond the first island chain into the Philippine Sea with a naval force of 20 vessels that included the aircraft carrier Shandong. During five days of exercises, the Chinese flew a total of 161 aircraft.

Notably, 86 of the planes that flew near Taiwan passed the median line—a significant if unofficial threshold separating the two contesting militaries. In recent days, the Chinese have again sent their aircraft carrier into these distant waters.

Why Is China Doing This Now?

China’s increase in military activity might have been a signal to world leaders attending the two-day G20 summit, which opened one day before China’s massive September drills began.

Interestingly, Chinese leader Xi Jinping skipped that summit even as his military upped the pressure on Taiwan.

Before the most recent September military exercises, the 10-day average for activity by Chinese naval vessels around Taiwan had been stable, at about three vessels a day. Since then, the average has remained at six vessels a day.

The average daily presence during China’s Sept. 10-14 exercises, of course, was much higher: 14 vessels. This sustained presence is inherently destabilizing as it enables the Chinese Communist Party’s military, called the People’s Liberation Army, or PLA, to ratchet up tensions quickly or worse, without much warning.

In the meantime, China’s increased military operations also exhausts and conditions Taiwan’s military responses for when Xi’s communist regime decides to turn an exercise into a prelude for attack.

Increasingly, China is confident about using its military to send strategic messages to the United States.

While Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Sept. 17 in Malta with U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan, China sent 103 planes near Taiwan. Of them, 40 crossed the median line in what was the largest display of China’s airpower within a single day in recent years.

Taiwan’s typically unfazed defense minister stated: “Our enemy’s recent movements are r e ally quite abnormal.”

The message couldn’t be clearer: China wants the U.S. to understand its seriousness about Taiwan and is willing to risk escalation as the nation’s militaries operate in close proximity.

Are These Actions Out of the Norm?

Typically, the Chinese conduct large military drills between July and September. But the latest drills also show China’s ability to operate large forces beyond the first island chain for longer for regional impact. (“First island chain” refers to island nations hemming in mainland China, stretching from Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia.)

Case in point, the aircraft carrier Shandong and 20 escort vessels recently operated in the Philippine Sea, which is near the Philippines—a U.S. treaty ally that is embroiled in territorial disputes with China.

This near-constant activity around Taiwan also provides some insight into a range of military options China is practicing. This was most evident in the military response following both then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan in August 2022 and McCarthy’s meeting with Tsai last April in the U.S.

Those military operations and force dispositions provided keen insight into China’s consideration of battle scenarios involving Taiwan, such as...

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Son of Former WEF Honcho Calls For the Arrests of Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab and Other Globalist Leaders

The son of former WEF official Hussain Najadi is calling for the arrests of the leaders of the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI), the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Economic Forum (WEF), Big Pharma, and Big Tech for crimes against humanity.

In a video titled “Cutting Off the Head of the Snake In Geneva,” retired Swiss banker Pascal Najadi accused the heads of those institutions of advocating for the global distribution of a dangerous bioweapon, “injecting nano-lipids into 5.7 billion people.” GAVI, founded by Billionaire “philanthropist” Bill Gates in 1999; the WEF, headed by German economist Klaus Schwab; and the WHO, currently directed by the corrupt Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, are all located in Geneva, Switzerland.

“Everything evil in the world related to democide unfortunately comes from Geneva,” Najadi declared. “And we Swiss are hosting them? That’s terrible.”

Najadi held senior banking positions in Zurich, Singapore, London, New York, and Moscow before ditching the profession to work on humanitarian projects and produce documentary films.

His father Hussain Najadi was an international banker and entrepreneur who founded the Arab Malaysian Development Banking Group (AMDB). The elder Najadi wrote in his biography that he was “the first chairman of developing countries gathering at the WEF.”

Pascal Najadi said his father left the organization “out of disgust” in the early 1980s.

Hussain Najadi was shot to death by a hitman in Kuala Lumpur in 2013. Pascal, who was unable to attend his father’s funeral due to security concerns, believes he was assassinated for his work to expose corruption in Malaysia. Pascal Najadi’s Swiss mother was also injured in the attack.

In his video, Najadi said that the WEF should be stripped of its diplomatic immunity. “I call on the Swiss authorities and security to arrest those people,” he said.

Najadi said the country “shouldn’t tolerate any entity that promotes poison to be injected into humanity,” injuring untold millions of people.

“I’m a victim of it,” he said remorsefully. “I’m dying. And my mother too.”

In an interview with investigative journalist John Leake of Courageous Discourse, Najadi said that he initially believed the COVID-19 vaccine propaganda and received two Pfizer injections.

“Shortly thereafter, he fell ill with a general feeling of malaise and fatigue that was later diagnosed as an auto-immune syndrome,” Leake reported.

Najadi told Leake “the psyops was very well organized. They even duped Trump into it.”

In December of 2022, he filed a criminal complaint against Swiss President Alain Berset for knowingly making false and damaging claims about the COVID-19 vaccines. He is also suing Pfizer in New York state civil court.

Berset, 51, announced in June that he would step down from Switzerland’s Federal Council government at the end of year, after more than a decade of ministerial service. He said it was “the right time to leave.”

“This is a huge crime,” Najadi said in March of 2023. “When you hear from your doctor that you are dying slowly, it is not fun.”

“It’s democide and you will be judged,” Najadi said in his new video. “It will be corrected in the name of humanity.”

For this to happen, Najadi said, “the neutrality of Switzerland has to be restored.”

He added: “We have no future not being neutral. The young people who survive...