CCP Reality Check SP. S2E5: Fentanyl: When the U.S. Technology is Weaponized Against Americans

Weaponization of Fentanyl by the CCP
The CCP's 3F Plan:
- Foment Chaos
- Foment Weakness
- Foment Death
in the United States
How is Fentanyl Weaponized
1: Technological Origin
According to Mr. Miles Guo, the weaponization of fentanyl by the CCP stems from:
A faculty in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory;
Produced and purified fentanyl nearly to 100% in yield;
Then he went to Communist China and wrote a report to the CCP.
In the report, that faculty advised to CCP’s Ministry of State Security to weaponize this high-yield fentanyl against Americans, to cause death while bringing in massive wealth to CCP Kleptocrats.
How is Fentanyl Weaponized
2: CCP Agents Involved
Miles Guo revealed that Mr. Ai Luming
- is the head of Humanwell Pharmaceutical, which is the largest producer of fentanyl in Communist China

Mr. Ai Luming is
- is the card-carrying CCP member & has close ties to CCP kleptocrats
- Chairman of the Society of Entrepreneurs and Ecology and Executive - - Director of the Society of Entrepreneurs and Ecology
control 5% shares of the NBA team Minnesota Timberwolves.

Harms Caused by Fentanyl:
Side Effects:
- stupor, changes in pupillary size, cold and clammy skin,
- cyanosis, coma, and respiratory failure leading to death.
The presence of a triad of symptoms such as
- coma,
- pinpoint pupils, and
- respiratory depression . . . .
Deaths:
According to DOJ website, Fentanyl:
- Is the No.1 Cause of Death for American Adults aged from 18 to 49.
- According to the National Institute of Health:
- 70,601 people reported died from Fentanyl overdose in 2021
Fentanyl is
“a potent synthetic opioid drug”
“approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use as an analgesic (pain relief) and anesthetic”;
“approximately 100 times more potent than morphine and 50 times more potent than heroin as an analgesic.”
(DEA.gov)
DEA=United States Drug Enforcement Administration
It’s illegal to sell, buy, possess, or use fentanyl unless it is prescribed in the U.S.