☣️ A Chinese bioweapons labs was just busted by the FBI in Las Vegas.
The FBI discovered something that’s major….
The feds just discovered an illegal biolab in Las Vegas.
The owner of the property is a chinese national who was previously arrested in connection to an illegal biolab in California
They found pathogens labeled HIV, malaria, TB, COVID-19, and Ebola.
They were planning a massive attack!
The illegal bio lab just raided in Las Vegas was operated by the same LLC and Chinese nationals as the one discovered in Reedley, CA. Here’s what we know about the Reedley lab from a highly disturbing report that was requested by the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party.

It was run by an international fugitive from China named Jiabei “Jesse” Zhu. After running various state-connected companies in China, he moved to Canada, where he set up dozens of corporations to “steal valuable American intellectual property and unlawfully transfer” it to China. The Supreme Court of British Columbia found he committed “fraud on an epic scale,” resulting in a $330 million judgment. He then fled to America, assumed the alias David He, and set up several more companies, including the one behind the bio lab. He was indicted in 2023 and has been in custody ever since, but his partner and other associates have not been.
Hold on now. What is this all about!? No threat to the public? How in the world could they know that????
One individual is in custody.
979 Sugar Springs Dr. Las Vegas, NV 89110 was the residence they found the Lab in.
Coventry Estates subdivision
It is owned by DAVID DESTINY DISCOVERY LLC, purchased in Oct. of 2022 but was sold by Wang Zhaoyan, who owned it for 5 months prior to the sale.
This LLC has been mentioned in news reports related to Jia Bei Zhu (a Chinese national, also known as Jesse Zhu, Qiang He, or David He), who faced federal charges in 2023–2024 connected to an alleged illegal biolab operation in Reedley, California.
Court and media sources indicated the LLC owned properties (including this one and others), with funding ties and shared addresses involving Zhu and Wang Zhaoyan.
The California lab Jia Bei Zhu was operating had the following items:
✔️Nearly 1,000 transgenic (genetically engineered) lab mice
✔️Thousands of vials and samples of biological materials
✔️Potentially infectious agents/pathogens (CDC identified at least 20 based on labels:
Viruses: SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19), Hepatitis B and C, HIV (1 and 2), Human Herpes viruses (e.g., Herpes simplex, Cytomegalovirus), Dengue, Rubella, Respiratory Syncytial virus
Bacteria: E. coli (recombinant strains), Chlamydia, Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB), Helicobacter pylori, Streptococcus species, Neisseria meningitidis, Mycoplasma species.
Parasites: Malaria (including deadly forms like Plasmodium falciparum), Toxoplasma gondii.
A freezer explicitly labeled “Ebola” containing unlabeled sealed silver bags (consistent with high-risk bio storage methods).
✔️Medical and lab equipment: Dozens of refrigerators, ultra-low temperature freezers (-80°C), beakers, containers; some hooked to illegal wiring.
✔️Hazardous chemicals and waste: Over 800 containers (e.g., nitric acid, phosphoric acid, sodium hydroxide, flammable liquids, 55 gallons of ethanol, empty liquid nitrogen tanks). Many improperly stored.
✔️Medical waste and test-related items: Used COVID-19 tests, pregnancy tests, misbranded kits in production/shipping stages.
While everybody is busy with the Epstein files, China continues to secretly infiltrate America with bio weapons.

The Reedley lab was discovered in December of 2022, when a code inspector came upon a suspicious warehouse. Inside, she found many Chinese nationals “wearing white lab coats, glasses, masks, and latex gloves,” along with “thousands of vials of biological substances” and 1,000 mice. It was later learned these were “transgenic” mice “genetically engineered to catch and carry the COVID-19 virus.” A further inspection found “blood, tissue and other bodily fluid samples and serums” along with thousands of vials of “suspected biological material.” Some of the vials were labeled with the names of infectious agents, while others were labeled in a “code” that was never deciphered.

At first, the CDC refused to investigate, and even hung-up on local officials who asked for help. After Rep. Costa got involved, the CDC did an inspection and found “at least 20 potentially infectious agents, including HIV, Tuberculosis, and the deadliest known form of Malaria.” Yet the CDC did not bother to test any samples, even those with unknown contents, making it “impossible for the Select Committee to fully assess the potential risks that this specific facility posed to the community.” The Select Committee report calls this “baffling.” Later, local officials discovered a refrigerator in the lab labeled “Ebola.”
While the supposed purpose of the lab was to sell test kits, in fact all the company did was buy counterfeit kits from China and re-sell them in the United States. Thus, there was a “lack of apparent legitimate (or even profit-motivated criminal) motive in the operation of the illegal facility.” Meanwhile, Jesse Zhu, its operator, was “receiving unexplained payments via wire transfer” from Chinese banks.
The report concluded that “no one knows whether there are other unknown biolabs because there is no monitoring system in place.” Now we know that there was at least one other, but we still don’t know how many more. That is why it is critical for Congress to pass my bipartisan legislation, authored with Rep. Costa and Rep. Valadao, to find these labs and shut them all down.
HOW IS THIS HAPPENING?
The Chinese nationals are required by law (in China) to gather and provide intelligence to the CCP when coming on a student visa
WE TAKE 300,000 CHINESE STUDENTS A YEAR!
There is CURRENTLY an organized spy ring in our Universities, and it MUST be stopped.
It’s not just the students, it’s professors too. Here’s an example of one at Harvard:x.com/BillGertz/stat…

This reveals a critical national security issue where 300,000 Chinese students on U.S. visas are legally required by China to spy for the CCP, forming an organized spy ring in American universities. Despite this, there’s no U.S. law to stop it, as highlighted by Senator Ashley Moody’s efforts to end such visas. This problem is part of a larger pattern of Chinese espionage, backed by intelligence reports and incidents like students being charged for spying on military sites, underscoring a significant threat to U.S. security.
Yet the “geniuses” in our Texas government allow visa holders from adversarial countries like China to buy homesteads because we don’t want to be called “racist”.
Never mind that Chinese government requires, by law, all visa holders from China in the U.S. to perform espionage, etc… for the CCP.
This is not just happening in Texas either. Stop the insanity!
This is incredibly disturbing and begs so many questions, including why someone at the CDC is not being held responsible for ignoring inquiries, how a Chinese national floated so easily into Canada and then to the U.S. under different names to commit multiple, massive frauds, how Treasury was not flagging the large transfers from Chinese banks, etc. And where is the FBI in developing intelligence for finding more of these operations.
So many failures, and so much potential destruction in process. If this story is true, any culprits must be treated as terrorists, sending a signal to others that the costs exceed the benefits of such operations. Throw the book at them. All the books.












Jelly Roll Wins His First-Ever Grammys and Urges Deeper Relationship With Jesus
Jelly Roll Wins His First-Ever Grammys and Urges Deeper Relationship With Jesus
Unlike many of his fellow artists at the 68th annual Grammys, Jelly Roll refused to weigh in on the political climate in America during the 2026 awards show.The hip-hop-country hyphenate grew passionate about God from the Crypto.com stage.
Jelly Roll has never been one to shy away from his faith in public settings, and he leaned into it at the Grammys Sunday as he took his first Recording Academy prizes.
“First of all, Jesus, I hear you and I’m listening, Lord, I am listening, Lord,” he began his fiery acceptance speech after winning the new award of best contemporary country album for his 2024 record Beautifully Broken. “I’d have killed myself if it wasn’t for you and Jesus” he said after thanking his wife.
Beautifully Broken is Jelly’s 2024 collab-heavy redemption-journey record that hit No. 1, and he drew on its themes as he continued his speech.
“There was a time in my life, y’all, when I was broken. That’s why I wrote this album. I didn’t think I had a chance y’all,” he said, in a preacherly cadence. “I was a horrible human.” But then, he noted, he found a Bible and music while in a jail cell and “I believed that music had the power to change my life and God had the power to change my life.”
He finished his speech with gusto. “I want to tell y’all right now,” he said, growing even more passionate as Reba McEntire looked on gleefully from the audience. “Jesus is for everybody. Jesus is not owned by any one political party. Jesus is Jesus. Anybody can have a relationship with him. I love you Lord.”
With their heavily produced performances, the Grammys can lack spontaneity and intimacy, but Jelly’s speech provided a refreshing counterbalance as he bared his soul and asked the audience to do the same.
Jelly Roll, the moniker of Jason Bradley DeFord, is a prolific genre-defying singer-songwriter who came to prominence in the early 2020’s with the alt-rock addiction lament “Dead Man Walking” and “Son of a Sinner,” a country power ballad about navigating one’s flawed humanity. After previously spending time in jail for aggravated robbery and other crimes, he has spoken openly about those mistakes and music and religion as paths out of dark places.
Jelly had reason to be joyous Sunday: he won all three Grammys he was nominated for after striking out on his four previous noms. He also took best country duo/group performance for his hopeful singalong “Amen” with Shaboozey and best contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song for his worshipful blues-rock duet “Hard Fought Hallelujah” with Brandon Lake.
Despite the sly reference to party affiliation in his speech, Jelly deflected a political question in the pressroom shortly after, saying, “People shouldn’t care to hear my opinion. I’m a dumb redneck” and “I hate to be the artist that sounds aloof, but I just feel so disconnected from what’s happening.” But then he almost directly contradicted that thought when he said a second later, “I have a lot to say about it, and I’m going to in the next week, and everybody’s going to hear exactly what I have to say about it the most loud and clear way I’ve ever spoken in my life.”
The musician is, to be sure, often eager to speak about his faith at live performances and award shows. “The world is hearing about Jesus like they haven’t in decades right now,” he said from the stage of the Christian-themed Dove Awards last year, in a similarly rousing speech, as he cited Matthew ministering to the needy and encouraged the audience to do the same. “They’ve heard of Jesus. Now show them Jesus,” he intoned.
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