Reading the local newspaper this morning which is just a satellite for fake news Washington Post.

One of the articles is about an "outbreak" in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Article focuses on the Smithfield Pork plant that was shut down.

Headline tells the story

South Dakota’s governor resisted ordering people to stay home. Now it has one of the nation’s largest coronavirus hot spots.

Increasingly exasperated local leaders, public health experts and front-line medical workers have begged Kristi Noem to intervene.

South Dakota being a shutdown holdout and knowing that the fake news and dems want all states shut down so they can claim only defense vs China Flu is "muh social distance", knew this article was clearly a scam.

Turns out it's the next propaganda/silent war attack. Same story crops up on National Pravda Radio. Google news search for food supply since last friday yields tons of hits. The attack is on the food supply.

Start digging on mayor of Sioux Falls and Smithfield.

Smithfield Foods owned by Chinese

Smithfield Foods is a U.S. company that provides more than 40,000 American jobs and partners with thousands of American farmers. The company was founded in Smithfield, Virginia, in 1936 and was acquired by Hong Kong-based WH Group in 2013.

https://www.smithfieldfoods.com/madeinusa#!

Read the Full Transcript

JUDY WOODRUFF:

One year ago this month, a Chinese company bought America's largest pork producer, Smithfield Foods. The $4.7 billion deal is the biggest Chinese acquisition of a U.S. company to date.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/whos-behind-chinese-takeover-worlds-biggest-pork-producer

Sioux Falls mayor member of US Heartland China Association

Mayor TenHaken went on a trade mission to China in November

Mayor TenHaken (third from the left) meeting with senior Chinese government officials in Guangzhou, China, as part of the U.S. Heartland China Association delegation.

Guessing this mayor is on the FRIENDLY list.

Mayor Column: Strengthening U.S. China Relations Starts at the Local Level

Throughout Sioux Falls’ history, our economy has looked outward to sell our goods—especially our agricultural commodities. Today, our region ships fire trucks, display boards, prepackaged food, and ag products all over the world. Sioux Falls is part of the global marketplace and there is a multitude of opportunities to expand our reach.

I recently returned from the inaugural mayoral delegation trip with the U.S. Heartland China Association. Along with three other mayors, we each had the opportunity to promote our hometowns and hold productive conversations with current and future partners. Through conversations at the Chinese Ministry of Commerce and the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, government leaders in Guangzhou, Beijing, and Shenzhen, and numerous private business tours, I was able to discuss the unique advantages of Sioux Falls as well as why these leaders should keep Sioux Falls in discussions that often only focus on major population centers along the coasts.

https://www.siouxfalls.org/mayor/mayor-china

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This USHCA looks very suspect. Talk about infiltration . Check the bio for

Chairman & CEO Bob Holden.

Bob Holden served as Missouri’s 53rd Governor, 2001-2005. Prior to being elected Governor, Holden served two terms as Missouri State Treasurer and three terms as a Missouri State Representative.

Bob Holden has been in public service his entire adult life. In addition to holding elective office, Holden worked for State Treasurers James I. Spainhower and Mel Carnahan, United States Senator Thomas F. Eagleton, and Congressman Richard A. Gephardt.

During Governor Holden's term in office, he chaired the Midwest Governors Association; opened Missouri’s first trade office in China; created Missouri’s first Hispanic Outreach Committee; moved Missouri from 41st to 5th in terms of women in leadership positions; appointed over 200 African Americans to prominent leadership roles; established the state's first Youth Cabinet; and built the first LEED certified state office building in Missouri.

Bob Holden is currently the Missouri Co-Chair for the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, and is an Executive Board member of the Missouri State NAACP Chapter. After leaving office in 2005, Holden founded the Holden Public Policy Forum and was a professor at Webster University for ten years. While at Webster University, he helped bring the first Confucius Institute to Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri.

For over 40 years, Bob Holden has been an active participant in the American Legion Missouri Boys and Girls State Program. He led efforts to bring the first delegations of Chinese students to be participants in this historic program. Since that first delegation to Missouri Boys and Girls State, he has lead the efforts to continue these student delegations of Chinese students to Missouri and Missouri students to China with plans to initiate delegations from other states.

Bob Holden believes that long term economic success for the United States and China must be built on mutual respect, clear understandings and honest dialogue. This can be achieved by expanding our cultural ties, creating more educational partnerships, and creating bridges of opportunities for successful business in both countries.

https://usheartlandchina.org/about-ushca/board-of-directors/