The Chinese Communist Party reportedly elevated videos of Zohran Mamdani in the run-up to the election as a strategy to lure in younger voters. According to Amy Mek of the RAIR Foundation, these individuals are not merely influencers but represent “a battlefield for Jihadi propaganda.”

The New York Post has also confirmed that TikTok functions as a psychological operation. Mek highlights the words of British agitator Sami Hamdi, who, before being seized by ICE, stood inside a Muslim Brotherhood-linked MAS mosque in Staten Island and praised TikTok from the pulpit as a divine tool designed to rewire American opinion in Islam’s favor. He said, “There is a relentless stream on TikTok. May Allah bless and preserve TikTok. As a result of TikTok the American population are seeing the reality.”

Hamdi’s blessing of TikTok stems from his belief that it is the only system powerful enough to control the American mind at scale. He went on to mock Congress with the “Singapore CEO” line, openly praying that U.S. lawmakers remain ignorant enough to think TikTok is harmless simply because its public face is Singaporean. Meanwhile, it is widely known that:

– ByteDance is China-controlled, and
– The algorithm is considered a restricted export by China.

Hamdi does not deny TikTok is a weapon; rather, he is thanking God that America is too weak to disarm it, Mek explains.

Reading this, it raises concerns about the Chinese audience in Beijing who follow the Sentinel. At one point, there were hundreds of followers in a single day; now, that number has dwindled to just a dozen or two. Regardless, this trend cannot be seen as a positive development.
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