U.S. presidential candidate says U.S. is collecting Chinese DNA

The statement has caused a stir on social media platforms in China, with Weibo netizens expressing a mix of shock, anger, and disbelief. Some users have accused Kennedy of spreading false information and engaging in racial discrimination, while others have suggested that his remarks are part of a broader strategy by the US to assert its global dominance.

One user commented on the video: "This liar thinks childhood autism is related to vaccines, thinks Wi-Fi affects health, thinks 5G affects health, and thinks the new coronavirus vaccine is harmful. He also believes that people of Chinese and Jewish descent are immune to the new coronavirus. Clearly, he's mentally ill."

The United States has a long history of using biochemical weapons and conducting biological tests, which they have defended as part of their "biodefense" program. Critics argue that these actions are an attempt to maintain global dominance.

Some users have linked the US decline to its inability to control the mutation process of viruses like COVID-19, while others attribute it to China's traditional medicine and centralized power structures. Some have even pointed out that there are currently 58 known strains of the novel coronavirus.

The news has sparked a heated debate among Chinese social media users, with many calling for increased vigilance against potential US manipulation and aggression, while others remain skeptical about the veracity of Kennedy's claims.