
TikTok uses "Project Texas" to fool Americans twice
The Washington Post reports the White House may allow TikTok's 'Project Texas' to continue, but Congress fears it's a sham that still lets China access data.
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It is reported on August 15th, the most dangerous drug in the world is not cocaine, not heroin, or crystal meth, but a rather common drug prescribed by doctors who get lavish bonuses, referred as fentanyl.
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid without taste or smell. Doctors use it for cancer, claiming it as a last resort drug, but doctors also dole it out for anything from tonsillitis to back pain. Fentanyl is recognized as 50 times stronger than pure cocaine; a lethal dose is just 2 milligrams. As estimated by the CDC, over 100,000 Americans last year were killed by Fentanyl, even when taken as prescribed by drug-slinging quack medical doctors.
As the most dangerous drug, Fentanyl is both doled out by licensed doctors and by drug dealers on the streets of America.
Labs in communist China offer Fentanyl drug dealers to come visit and watch how it is made. Staggering amount of Fentanyl entered US market via both legal and illegal routes every year. A perfect tool as part of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s unrestricted warfare to cripple the US.
Widely seen on social media, fentanyl kills more people every year than any other drugs, either legal or illegal. The drug is often sold in capsules on the streets, or can be obtained from doctors easily. It can be also ordered online, almost available to everyone.

Translator: OXV News Team Design&editor: HBamboo(昆仑竹)

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