作者：郭泉 编辑：程伟 责任编辑：刘芳 校对：王滨 翻译：周敏
《川普逻辑》之15：川普总统签署行政命令，将非法芬太尼列为大规模杀伤性武器。情报部和战争部立即开展工作。战争部更新军事指令，纳入芬太尼化武威胁，下令动用“一切打击化武扩散的战争工具”对付毒贩。
昨天（美国时间12月15日），川普总统签署行政命令，将非法芬太尼列为大规模杀伤性武器。此举将芬太尼危机从公共卫生问题升级为国家安全威胁，授权军方及情报机构强化打击毒贩行动。以下是核心要点：
一、政策内容
1. 定性依据
行政命令强调，芬太尼因极强毒性（仅2毫克可致命）和大规模致死性（川普总统称每年致美国乃至全球20万-30万人死亡），被定义为“更接近化学武器而非毒品”。美国联邦调查局将大规模杀伤性武器定义为可造成大规模人员伤亡的化学、生物等武器。
2. 行动措施
美国情报部门：将重点开展跨境毒品供应链监控、犯罪网络情报共享及军事协同打击行动。
A.情报工具：升级启用原用于追踪武器扩散的技术手段（如卫星侦察、金融交易监控），深度渗透国际贩毒网络，重点锁定原料来源、制毒工厂及运输路线。
B.跨机构协作：强化与五角大楼建立实时情报共享机制，为军方在加勒比海、太平洋等区域的打击行动提供目标定位支持（2025年9月以来已发动20余次袭击）。
C.扩大境外行动权限：依据行政令授权，可对川普政府认定的“外国恐怖组织”级毒枭集团实施网络攻击、人员渗透等主动干预。
司法部：加强对毒品走私的调查、起诉和判刑。
战争部：评估执法支持需求，下令更新军事指令。纳入芬太尼化武威胁，允许动用“一切打击化学武器扩散的战争工具”对付毒贩。
财政部与国务院：打击资助毒品走私的资产和金融网络。
国土安全部：协同战争部强化边境管控，将芬太尼走私定为“资助恐怖主义行为”。扩大军事授权：美军可对加勒比海、太平洋等地区疑似贩毒船只发动攻击，此前已认定部分贩毒集团为“外国恐怖组织”。
以下是我根据调查数据和开源资料，对芬太尼来源地的一些分析、判断和建议。
二、核心事实
1. 涉案人员及判决
武汉精奥生物科技公司高管王庆州（音译，Qingzhou Wang）因非法进口芬太尼前体化学品及洗钱罪，被美国法院判处25年监禁；市场经理陈依依被判15年监禁。二人利用加密货币交易，将数百公斤芬太尼前体伪装成狗粮、坚果等日用品走私至美国，形成“伪装运输-跨境交付-匿名收款”链条。
2. 走私手法
通过官网宣传“突破23国海关的狗粮伪装技术”，声称“99%能通过美国海关查验”。实际运输中，芬太尼前体被封装在印有狗粮标识的容器内，利用空壳公司、离岸加密货币账户洗钱。
3. 中美执法冲突
美方采用在斐济”钓鱼执法”诱捕中国公民犯罪分子王庆州和陈依依，中方批评此举属“任意拘押”和“长臂管辖”。中方强调：涉案部分前体化学品不受国际公约及中国法律管制，且中国自2019年起实施芬太尼类物质整类列管，已建立严格管控体系。美方表示：该国管控不严，致使”跑风漏气”。你管不好，我就来帮你管。犯我美利坚者，虽远必诛。美方认为中方未彻底切断供应链，中方则指出美方忽视自身禁毒责任，双方合作机制存裂痕。
三、事实依据
1. 供应链路径
中国是全球最大的芬太尼前体生产国（占原料供应量65%-70%），中国的芬太尼犯罪分子通过伪造标签、夹藏于合法货物等方式将芬太尼前体运往墨西哥。墨西哥贩毒集团（如锡那罗亚集团）利用其加工成芬太尼，再经美墨边境走私至美国。
2. 执法数据
2024年9月至今，美国在西南边境查获的芬太尼中，98%与墨西哥贩毒集团相关（DEA报告）。2025年9月查获的300吨前体化学品案，是美国历史上最大规模同类案件，直接溯源至中国出口商。
3. 中国政策与争议
中国自2019年5月起对芬太尼类物质实行全球最严整类列管，并强调从未直接向美国走私芬太尼。但美方多次指控中国对前体化学品流向监管不足，中国犯罪企业正在通过隐蔽渠道供应墨西哥黑市。
最后我建议，中美应联合建立打击非法芬太尼生产和走私的情报、警察和军事战争组织。人类必须打赢芬太尼这场战争，因为，这场“战争”关乎文明存续。芬太尼泛滥不仅是毒品问题，更是对人类治理能力、国际合作底线及社会韧性的终极考验。若无法遏制，将重演历史悲剧，摧毁经济根基、瓦解社会秩序、引发人道灾难。
看看吸食芬太尼的那些“僵尸”吧，那就是地狱的景象。走私、贩卖芬太尼的人就是魔鬼。基督精兵、上帝之军，川普总统，加油！泉史公曰：川普仁君，颁令列芬太尼大规模杀伤性化学武器，实为护国安邦保民之壮举，兹作赋《芬太尼诛》以颂：夫芬太尼者，毒逾蛇虺，害甚刀兵。二毫克夺命，十粒盐潜形。年戕生民廿万，岁损邦本干城。幸有川普总统，明察如炬，颁令如霆：列此物为大规模杀伤之器，举国策以剿毒瘴之腥！
护国之策有三：一曰刑狱加峻。司寇严讼，罪加贩运之徒；二曰金流尽斩。户部封资，断其财源之径；三曰兵甲协剿。戎机联策，荡平枭巢之嶂。更谕寰宇诸邦，共遏毒流之横。总统慨言：“此非毒也，实乃化武之狰！”川普剿杀芬毒，实乃安邦大义也。昔禹疏九河以定九州，今公诛芬毒而安兆姓。昔者周公吐哺，唯恐贤士不归；今者元戎沥血，但求生民无病。截毒丸三百万于国门，降祸患半百成于边境。解倒悬于既溺，固金汤于将倾。此令既行，家国得守，山河可宁！泉史公赞曰：毒雾弥天，幸有利剑破昏霭；仁政护土，终教日月复清明。后世青史昭彰处，必铭此令卫苍生！
Weapons of Mass Destruction: Chemical Warfare
Summary: President Trump has signed an executive order designating illicit fentanyl as a Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD). This move upgrades the fentanyl crisis from a public health issue to a national security threat, authorizing the military and intelligence agencies to intensify operations against drug traffickers.
Author: Quan Guo Editor: Wei Cheng Managing Editor: Fang Liu Proofreader: Bin Wang Translator: Min Zhou
Yesterday (December 15, US Time), President Trump signed an executive order classifying illicit fentanyl as a Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD). The core points are as follows:
The Executive Order emphasizes that due to its extreme toxicity (just 2 mg can be lethal) and mass lethality (President Trump stated it causes 200,000 to 300,000 deaths annually in the U.S. and globally), fentanyl is defined as being “closer to a chemical weapon than a drug.” The FBI defines Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) as chemical, biological, or other weapons capable of causing mass casualties.
U.S. intelligence agencies will focus on monitoring cross-border drug supply chains, sharing intelligence on criminal networks, and conducting coordinated military strike operations. They will upgrade and deploy technical means originally used to track weapons proliferation (such as satellite reconnaissance and financial transaction monitoring) to deeply penetrate international drug trafficking networks, specifically targeting raw material sources, production labs, and transport routes.
They will also strengthen real-time intelligence-sharing mechanisms with the Pentagon to provide targeting support for military strikes in regions like the Caribbean and the Pacific (over 20 strikes have been launched since September 2025). Under the authority of the Executive Order, active interventions—including cyberattacks and personnel infiltration—can be conducted against cartel groups designated by the Trump administration as “Foreign Terrorist Organizations.”
Department of Justice: Strengthen the investigation, prosecution, and sentencing of drug smuggling.
Department of War: Assess needs for law enforcement support and issue updated military directives. Incorporate the fentanyl chemical weapon threat and allow the use of “all tools of war used to combat the proliferation of chemical weapons” against traffickers.
Department of the Treasury and Department of State: Combat assets and financial networks that fund drug smuggling.
Department of Homeland Security: Coordinate with the Department of War to strengthen border controls and designate fentanyl smuggling as an “act of financing terrorism.” Expand military authorization: the U.S. military may launch attacks on suspected drug-trafficking vessels in regions such as the Caribbean and the Pacific; several cartels have already been designated as “Foreign Terrorist Organizations.”
The following are my analyses, judgments, and recommendations regarding the sources of fentanyl based on investigative data and open-source materials.
Wang Qingzhou, an executive at Wuhan Jing’ao Biotech Co. (also known as Amarvel Biotech), was sentenced by a U.S. court to 25 years in prison for the illegal importation of fentanyl precursor chemicals and money laundering; Marketing Manager Chen Yiyi was sentenced to 15 years. The two utilized cryptocurrency transactions to smuggle hundreds of kilograms of fentanyl precursors into the U.S. by disguising them as daily necessities such as dog food and nuts, forming a chain of “camouflaged transport, cross-border delivery, and anonymous payment.”
Regarding their smuggling tactics: they promoted “dog food camouflage technology capable of bypassing customs in 23 countries” via their official website, claiming a “99% success rate in clearing U.S. Customs inspections.” In actual shipments, the fentanyl precursors were sealed in containers labeled as dog food, with shell companies and offshore cryptocurrency accounts used to launder the proceeds.
The U.S. side employed a “sting operation” in Fiji to apprehend these Chinese nationals, a move criticized by China as “arbitrary detention” and “long-arm jurisdiction.” China emphasized that some of the precursor chemicals involved are not restricted by international conventions or Chinese law, and that China has established a strict regulatory system since implementing a class-wide scheduling of fentanyl-related substances in 2019. The U.S. countered that lax local enforcement has resulted in “leaks and loopholes,” stating: “If you cannot manage it, we will help you. Whoever offends America shall be punished, no matter how far away they are.” While the U.S. believes China has failed to thoroughly sever the supply chain, China points out that the U.S. is neglecting its own responsibility for domestic drug control, highlighting deep fractures in bilateral cooperation.
China is the world’s largest producer of fentanyl precursors (accounting for 65%–70% of raw material supply). Chinese fentanyl criminals transport these precursors to Mexico by forging labels and hiding them within legitimate cargo. Mexican cartels (such as the Sinaloa Cartel) then process them into fentanyl and smuggle it into the U.S. across the southern border.
From September 2024 to the present, 98% of the fentanyl seized by the U.S. at the Southwest border is linked to Mexican cartels (per DEA reports). The seizure of 300 tons of precursor chemicals in September 2025 was the largest case of its kind in U.S. history and was traced directly back to Chinese exporters.
Since May 2019, China has implemented the world’s strictest class-wide control on fentanyl substances and emphasizes that it has never directly smuggled fentanyl to the United States. However, the U.S. has repeatedly accused China of insufficient oversight regarding the flow of precursor chemicals, alleging that Chinese criminal enterprises are supplying the Mexican black market through clandestine channels.
Finally, I recommend that China and the U.S. jointly establish an intelligence, police, and military war organization to combat illegal fentanyl production and smuggling. Humanity must win this war against fentanyl, as it concerns the very survival of civilization. The fentanyl epidemic is not merely a drug issue; it is the ultimate test of human governance, the limits of international cooperation, and social resilience. If it cannot be contained, historical tragedies will repeat, destroying economic foundations, disintegrating social order, and triggering humanitarian disasters.
Look at the “zombies” who consume fentanyl—it is a vision of hell. Those who smuggle and deal fentanyl are devils. Soldiers of Christ, Army of God, President Trump—keep going!
