
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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Miles Guo said in his GETTR video on the 12th that the CCP’s several plans of conquering the world failed. Firstly, its initial attempt to destroy the world by releasing the CCP virus (COVID) has now developed into the most severe pandemic within Communist China. Secondly, CCP may have hoped to use Elon Musk's influence in the world through his successful acquisition of Twitter to serve its ambitions, but the company could go bankrupt due to its previous evil deeds, including massively blocking user's accounts and suppressing the real voice of CCP vaccine. Hopefully, it will make Musk recognize the CCP’s true ambitions. In addition, regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, Beijing had hoped that Russia would win big and benefit it by invading Taiwan, along with Iran creating all kinds of trouble in the Middle East, allowing CCP to take advantage of these crises to take Taiwan. However, the war did not benefit Russia, instead, it completely deteriorated Putin's body and mind. Meanwhile, Russia is facing disintegration. In particular, the CCP has spent trillions of dollars on oil and gas over the past decade, aiming to win relations with Russia, but now there is no prospect of that happening. Finally, FTX, as one of the biggest digital currency exchanges, is known as the “central bank” in the digital currency field; it went bankrupt overnight by Binance Changpeng Zhao’s schemes. The Communist China regime wanted to use Zhao’s cryptocurrency to infiltrate the West and destroy the Western financial market, still, the FTX incident has led the cryptocurrency community in the world to realize that Zhao is 100% an agent of the CCP. He is unlikely to play the role expected by the CCP.

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