The Secret China Regime Ties of Tulsi Gabbard's Guru

Tulsi Gabbard's guru is Chris Butler, the founder of the Science of Identity Foundation, a small high demand, closed religious group that I also was once a part of. Butler directed every aspect of Tulsi's career and expected his followers to carry out his political ambitions. Though I was sometimes in his more inner circle, I never knew the truth. For decades, Tulsi's guru Chris Butler and inner circle like Sunil Khemaney and Richard Bellord hid their close ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

Butler even wrote anti-Western books in China under the pen name Bo Zhongyan. He also gave a multi-city speaking tour in China that espoused anti-American propaganda. Butler's wife, Wai Lana, benefitted from the creation of a lucrative yoga brand through the direct sponsorship of the Chinese Communist Party. I was so shocked to learn this fact, that I did extensive research on the China state regime. I researched through the lens of Butler's political directives in the Tulsi Files transcripts.

The China Files cover two things. First, the hidden connections between Butler's circle and the Chinese regime, and what they mean for U.S. national security. Second, the documented record of what China's regime actually does: separating children from their families, running a mass surveillance state, detaining Muslims in Xinjiang, and harvesting organs from prisoners.