The report highlights the remarkable but relatively unknown fact that the PLA and the CCP have achieved dominance in the creation of NeuroStrike weapons. These sophisticated platforms encompass a variety of delivery systems, ranging from stand-alone devices like hand-held guns to utilizing the broad electromagnetic spectrum. Therefore, they possess the ability to directly or potentially exert control over the brains of mammals, including humans.
According to the report, the CCP views NeuroStrike and psychological warfare as key components of its asymmetric warfare strategy against the United States and its allies in the Indo-Pacific region. The CCP’s new NeuroStrike development landscape involves the use of widely dispersed human-computer interfaces to control entire populations, as well as various weapons designed to alter cognitive functions.
In December 2021, the U.S. Department of Commerce filed a lawsuit against Chinese organizations suspected of collaborating with the CCP on “biotechnology processes to support Chinese military end uses and end users, including weapons of brain control”.
Meanwhile, a senior US official revealed to the Financial Times that China is seeking to harness cutting-edge biotechnology for future military applications, such as gene editing, human performance enhancement and brain-machine interfaces.
Analysts suggest that any progress in this area of study could equip the CCP with unprecedented means to establish a new world order, a longtime goal of Xi Jinping. In light of these circumstances, the report offers several recommendations for Americans: disseminate information related to “NeuroStrike” weapons, hinder supply chains and technological advances, and impose stricter sanctions on Chinese companies engaged in military collaboration. for technological development.
