Topic: Falun Gong

Ehret asserts that China’s one-child policy was a Rockefeller-funded "Club of Rome" operation that was never applied to ethnic minorities like the Uyghurs or Tibetans. He cites researcher Brian Berletic of "The New Atlas" to argue that Xinjiang has the highest per capita access to mosques outside the Arab world. The segment concludes with a brief mention of Falun Gong, which Ehret characterizes as an "Asian UFO cult."

The Chinese version of the diagnostic manual includes "Qigong Overutilization Disorder," a diagnosis often used to institutionalize Falun Gong practitioners and those expressing dissent against the government. Clinical interviews in Shanghai revealed a system where wives could be held in mental hospitals for years at the discretion of their husbands and families. This practice of long-term involuntary commitment is contrasted with the modern Western insurance-driven model of short-term stays.