Opium Wars event
also: Boxer Wars, the opium wars, Two opium wars, Hopium Wars, Opium war, Boxer War
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Claims (4)
United Kingdom trafficked
Opium Wars guest_asserted
“And that's very interesting. See, that's one of those kind of things where I put it over here in the part of my brain that I still haven't solved yet. It's still one of those open-ended questions. Because of China's history and because of t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 5 @ 1:37:03
United Kingdom trafficked
Opium Wars guest_asserted
“And he had this guy on and he was kind of, quote unquote, interrogating him. And the guy, the general, the ISI guy, thanked the British for keeping the paths open for basically for poppy flow, which this happened years ago.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs Oil and War Part 4 @ 1:32:06
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Opium Wars host_asserted
“That is CIA shit, man. That is part and parcel of what they do. And though I'm not sure, but I think that might have been synthetic heroin or morphine or whatever the fuck crazy bitches were using. But, you know, they did that before with v…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Afghanistan @ 2:16:42
United Kingdom funded
Opium Wars host_asserted
“Britain is the one that actually introduced opium to China. They did it from India. Britain had an entire industry of opium with the East India Company shipping it into China and drugging everybody. Yes, East India Company. They had two opi…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Turkistan @ 1:24:00
Mentions (18)
▶ 1:21
for centuries after they are granted their independence. And their allegiance is still to their former colonial power because it's how they got all of their money. And so obviously the Tatas and the Sassoons being the add-on for the incursi…
▶ 1:50
And, you know, the Boxer Wars and all of that other stuff. So the Tatas owe their riches to the British colonial power. That's the easiest way to say that. So I began looking into this. And I came up with a couple of very interesting things…
▶ 2:02
um, in the United States, the, um, Brits had, um, basically the opposite, um, experience in Afghanistan as they did in China. Cause we've talked a couple of times about the boxer wars and the opium wars, um, that they had with China.…
▶ 2:16:42
That is CIA shit, man. That is part and parcel of what they do. And though I'm not sure, but I think that might have been synthetic heroin or morphine or whatever the fuck crazy bitches were using. But, you know, they did that before with v…
▶ 1:24:00
Britain is the one that actually introduced opium to China. They did it from India. Britain had an entire industry of opium with the East India Company shipping it into China and drugging everybody. Yes, East India Company. They had two opi…
▶ 1:36:20
We are directly responsible for the opium wars in China that happened through Burma. And as a matter of fact, Orwell, his father were opium dealers in Burma, which is why he's got like that different kind of slant to all his work. At least …
▶ 1:40:55
But I'll land there because that's obviously a topic for another day. But I didn't want you to think that, you know, Ukraine isn't being paid attention to. I watch them like a hawk. I'm all over them like a pig in shit. Sorry, boss. That's …
▶ 1:41:20
where they were forcing Indian opium into China to drug all the Chinese. But you're absolutely right on the actual Chiang Kai-shek of his, which the opium wars that the UK was involved in, referred to as the Boxer Rebellions, happened with …
▶ 1:09:09
monopolization of the opium trade. And it's kind of, you know, obviously, once you figure all of this out, you go back and you go, duh. I mean, the opium wars are so well documented that, you know, between, and we've talked about it a milli…
▶ 1:33:06
It goes back, and I'm sure other cultures and stuff have waged war through drugs, but I don't really know much about it. But it goes back to me, always to the opium wars, the two opium wars by London, by the British. The Baca Rebellions.…
▶ 1:48:37
The system taking assets away from the people. Just know that. Yeah, exactly. Carrie, go ahead. Hey, I think I forgot to say something. Sorry about that. With the opium wars, I think that the British were trying to genocide the Chinese peop…
▶ 1:37:03
And that's very interesting. See, that's one of those kind of things where I put it over here in the part of my brain that I still haven't solved yet. It's still one of those open-ended questions. Because of China's history and because of t…
▶ 1:37:59
That's how they ended up with Hong Kong for their 99 year quote unquote lease is because China lost a war and the whole war was fought based on forcing the Chinese people to accept opium and the drugging of their people. Not only did not on…
▶ 1:40:17
The people that force fed them drugs, drugs. And I don't know if they're doing it or not. But I'm talking about fentanyl. Yeah. Well, what I'm saying is, yes, I mean, they're being accused of supplying fentanyl to the West. Right. But where…
▶ 1:41:16
and the opium wars. That was the 1840s, right? Yes, we were involved in it. And now we're acting outraged because it's being done to us, supposedly by the same people. Colonel, you may have talked about this before, but regarding the fentan…
▶ 2:17:07
So there is that. So thanks for letting me join, Colonel. Sure. No, Mike, I'm glad you came up. Thanks for being here. Carrie, go ahead. Hey, I just wanted to say even infants self-critique so that they learn from their mistakes. Also, ther…
▶ 4:17
at a meeting talking about how they were going to reform the opium trade in China. This is just crazy. And they were doing it at a meeting in Hong Kong because this was post.…
▶ 4:37
Opium war where the UK ended up, the Boxer War, with Hong Kong as a possession. They would eventually end up with Shanghai as a possession as well because China couldn't defeat the UK in their piping in of opium into China. So China ends up…