Egg

anti-Chinese propagandist

[Select Committee on China @ChinaSelect]

Today, @ChinaSelect and @EdWorkforceCmte released a new investigative report exposing more details on @Harvard's relationship with CCP-linked entities tied to China's military and human rights abuses.

The investigation, found that “Harvard systematically prioritized lucrative financial ties over American national security and ignored its institutional responsibilities.”

The investigation found:
•Harvard set up "Harvard Global," a non-profit apparently built to circumvent federal foreign-donation disclosure laws — and deleted the language from its website after seeing the Committee's draft.
•Its Chan School of Public Health ran a health executive education seminar that was potentially attended by a Chinese paramilitary group sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department.
•A senior Harvard compliance official said he did "not dispute" that China is committing genocide against the Uyghurs.
•Another university lead compliance official refused to categorically rule out research collaborations with the Chinese military.

Read the full investigation and policy recommendations here: https://t.co/wWX0Ux8leZ

[Richard Holmes 🕵🏻‍♂️ @Richard_AHolmes]

NEW: Royal Navy sea drones secretly sent data to China.

Cameras onboard a fleet of surveillance drones were found to contain Chinese parts despite assurances from suppliers that they were secure.

An investigation found the cameras had been sending “heartbeat” signals to an IP address in China, forcing the Ministry of Defence to remove their connectivity.

The Navy purchased the drones, made by Kraken Technology Group, in March. They are set to be sent to the Strait of Hormuz as part of the UK’s plan to protect the waterways.

The MoD insist no sensitive data was breached and vulnerabilities have now been patched. Defence sources say this is a “major” failure.

https://t.co/HCbkLCsaMo

[Egg @eggsalami]

China is signal jamming using a satellite

[New York Magazine @NYMag]

On October 30, 2025, about two hours after takeoff, JetBlue 1230 from Cancún to Newark suddenly went into free fall. “There was a whooshing sound,” Terrica Turner says. “The plane just started falling.” The cart and the flight attendant next to her lurched violently upward, the heavy cart pinning the woman against the ceiling. Twenty-two people were treated for their injuries. But because no one died, the flight didn’t receive widespread coverage. At first glance, it just didn’t seem that newsworthy.

But in the days and weeks that followed, the federal officials tasked with investigating the accident became increasingly flummoxed. It wasn’t what had happened that puzzled them but why. As they examined the obvious potential causes of the nosedive, nothing matched up. Working their way down the list of possibilities, they found themselves in increasingly arcane and implausible-sounding territory. And the final option left to them — the only thing that could be true so had to be true — was so extraordinarily implausible that a normal reaction would be to dismiss it out of hand.

The answer that Airbus engineers found disturbed them so much that the company put out an alert grounding some 6,000 planes until a fix could be applied. The move disrupted flights around the world, but the company felt the severity of the risk demanded comprehensive action. The company had found that future mishaps “may result in exceeding the aircraft’s structural capability” — in other words, the planes could come apart in flight, potentially killing everyone onboard.

Read Jeff Wise’s report on what caused a perfectly good plane to go rogue: https://t.co/hCjUrHZE3u

[Egg @eggsalami]

Someone accused me of being a “CCP agent”, first of all bud, it’s called MSS !!! And it’s fuck China till the day I die

[Egg @eggsalami]

I’m soooo dead. Bugged ass people saving the Chinese spyware.

[PIX11 News @PIX11News]

Firefighters noticed a pigeon having some difficulty breathing due to suspected smoke inhalation and stopped to give it oxygen.

For the latest weather updates: https://t.co/7YDV8Oir70

[Egg @eggsalami]

@CarlZha Probably sourced the lobsters by having their navy intimidate Filipino fishermen and signal jam their boats to steal their all of their catches

[Egg @eggsalami]

Or it’s a long term plan for the west to start trusting Chinese EVs, which are just spyware in the form of vehicles but more advanced to their gas-fueled counterparts

[Egg @eggsalami]

Bus accidents in the UK will be up

[China Focus @China__Focus]

A total of twenty-two BYD electric double-decker buses on Sunday were shipped from Yantai Port in Shandong Province to the United Kingdom.

The buses will subsequently be put into service in London's public transport system.

[Egg @eggsalami]

https://t.co/MLvfLJW9rU good god, they’ve been Trojan horsing us for the past 20-30 years probably even longer

[FlaTex @TexFla14487]

@CSalcedoShow I think this explains everything that's going on in the senate, if not the U.S. in general. China is driving the show. They've owned our government for at least the past 20 years, probably longer. Thune is doing the bidding of China Mitch, and the rest of the senate are lemmings

[The Chris Salcedo Show @CSalcedoShow]

You know who isn’t asking questions about why Elaine Chao, a private citizen, upon hearing of her husband’s alleged heart attack & subsequent hospitalization, jumped on a plane to go meet with one of the most senior members of an enemy nation, China’s Communist Party? Elected congressional politicians.

[Egg @eggsalami]

@george_staunton @TexFla14487 @CSalcedoShow That’s what they say to distract you from the real enemy

[Egg @eggsalami]

Chinese beauty standards promote ear augmentations since they’re all bugged with the neuro bug that’s implanted in their ears, so they don’t have to look so suspicious moving their ears closer to their mark they’re spying on

[Wendy Patterson @wendyp4545]

Her assignment is complete

[Egg @eggsalami]

The Chinese govt funds their whole tobacco industry and releasing flavored cigarettes

[Rob Freund @RobertFreundLaw]

Things ChatGPT told a mentally ill man before he murdered his mother:

[Pete @splendid_pete]

Chinese companies are openly advertising these on Facebook. This one is branded “Fireblade UAV”. There is only one plausible use case for hardware like this.