"U.S. intelligence officials say Chinese government is collecting Americans’ DNA: 60 Minutes has learned Chinese company BGI Group, the largest biotech firm in the world, offered to build COVID labs in at least six states, and U.S. intelligence officials issued warnings not to share health data with BGI. See the story Sunday on CBS."

"Weaponizing Biotech: How China's Military Is Preparing for a 'New Domain of Warfare': Under Beijing's civil-military fusion strategy, the PLA is sponsoring research on gene editing, human performance enhancement, and more."

The PLA’s keen interest is reflected in strategic writings and research that argue that advances in biology are contributing to changing the form or character (形态) of conflict. For example:

In 2010’s War for Biological Dominance (制生权战争), Guo Jiwei (郭继卫), a professor with the Third Military Medical University, emphasizes the impact of biology on future warfare.

In 2015, then-president of the Academy of Military Medical Sciences He Fuchu (贺福初) argued that biotechnology will become the new “strategic commanding heights” of national defense, from biomaterials to "brain control" weapons. Maj. Gen. He has since become the vice president of the Academy of Military Sciences, which leads China’s military science enterprise.

Biology is among seven "new domains of warfare" discussed in a 2017 book by Zhang Shibo (张仕波), a retired general and former president of the National Defense University, who concludes: “Modern biotechnology development is gradually showing strong signs characteristic of an offensive capability,” including the possibility that “specific ethnic genetic attacks” (特定种族基因攻击) could be employed.

The 2017 edition of Science of Military Strategy (战略学), a textbook published by the PLA’s National Defense University that is considered to be relatively authoritative, debuted a section about biology as a domain of military struggle, similarly mentioning the potential for new kinds of biological warfare to include “specific ethnic genetic attacks.”

These are just a few examples of an extensive and evolving literature by Chinese military scholars and scientists who are exploring new directions in military innovation.

From: https://www.defenseone.com/ideas/2019/08/chinas-military-pursuing-biotech/159167/ (Owned by same corp that publishes the Atlantic, I think)

Archive: https://archive.is/3m4SX

Another good read:

"Web Semantics: Chinese Futurist Military Jargon" (Wired)

https://archive.is/FRYxX

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“specific ethnic genetic attacks” (特定种族基因攻击)

“strategic commanding heights” (制高点)

War for Biological Dominance (制生权战争)

“winning without fighting” (不战而屈人之兵)

"China has done human testing to create biologically enhanced super soldiers, says top U.S. official" (NBC News)

https://archive.is/ZX030

Etc.

An army of empathy-less, super strong, "super soldiers" who heal faster, can see in the dark, hear better, withstand the cold, run faster, etc. Transhumanist academic "Super Brights". Etc. They don't have the Christian morality (or human rights protections) to stop them from experimenting.

"China's Grand Plan to Take Over the World" (Forbes)

Appears you're going to have to look this one up yorself as archive.is, .st, and .fo are swamped. Good read, though.

Apparently, they want their global domination wrapped up by 2050, the 100 year anniversary of the Chinese Communist Revolution.

Meanwhile, the West is rehashing slavery and bickering about pro/anti gay bullshit.