Hello, this is Klaus.
The billion-dollar bank fraud in Henan has affected 0.4 million people.
The clients have been protesting for several months now.
A red code (COVID passport) used to keep them from getting out of their house.
Recently, over 3,000 people gathered at the People's Bank of Henan,
protesting against the bank and the government of Henan.
They were violently suppressed.
What was chilling is that before violence erupted,
came a signal-blocking vehicle and an ambulance.
That is to say, the police had planned everything in advance,
making sure the protesters would have no access to the internet before beating them to death.
A video shows
a large group of men, people-serving police officers when uniformed,
but punks and gangsters when un-uniformed, charging at the protesters,
sparing no one, not even people with disabilities and pregnant women.
Honestly, that scene, so full of rampage, took my breath away.
I will not show the carnage here.
Amazingly, on days like this, when something bad happens in China,
modern red guards will always learn that karma is a b*tch.
Having just celebrated Abe's murder, they got brutalized on the next day.
Their online posts have been heavily censored.
Look over here,
and here,
and here.
There are so many of them.
The bloody crackdown has received no domestic media coverage.
Even China's biggest patriotic vloggers dare not speak out.
I believe they are busy hating Japan and shaming traitors right now.
However, there is one Vlogger who has been speaking out constantly,
an online politics teacher with over 5 million followers.
He promotes political correctness, hates the US, loves Russia,
calls for invasion of Taiwan, and sexually harasses female students.
Basically, he’s a piece of sh*t.
Did he become a hero all of a sudden?
No. He was moaning because his money was in the bank of Henan.
On his way to appealing to higher authorities,
his misery and fatigue didn’t stop him from shaming Abe.
One of his hardcore fans said, "Abe is dead.
Thus, I feel that losing my savings is not a big deal.”
Creating hatred is such a great recipe for social stability.
China’s media was silent, so victims of the bank fraud had to turn to foreign media.
The official Weibo account of the US Embassy in China is flooded with their pleas.
Frost said, "Report it. Condemn it. We need you. Save us!”
Netizen Shagou said,
“Don't you guys f*cking love this sh*t? Save us, please?”
Netizen “Shut the F up and do the right thing” said,
“Save us. I will not scold you.”
Netizen Brileaky said,
“Mention Henan at the press conference,
and I will not scold the US for a week.”
The Little Pinks are acting like they are above the law,
granting foreign forces "emergency power" to interfere with China's internal affairs.
How funny and ridiculous.
Netizen Suichengliuian said,
“When Zhengzhou was flooded last year, a foreign journalist was reporting it.
People in Zhengzhou surrounded and stopped that journalist,
not allowing foreign forces to interview victims.
This year, the bank fraud happens, your money is frozen,
and you’ve protested for over a month,
but no domestic media outlet has covered you.
You’ve no choice but to put up an English banner,
and plead for help on the official Weibo page of the US Embassy in China.
Unfortunately, all foreign reporters have been reported by you.
There is no one left to help you.”
There are also many funny posts.
Netizen Wang Zhang said,
“Henan depositors, shouldn’t you go to your friend the Russian embassy for help?
Why ask the evil imperialist America?”
A netizen replied, “Because Moscow doesn’t believe in tears.”
Netizen Loner said,
“The US is a beautiful nation when you’re in need, but an evil empire when you don’t need it.”
One netizen said,
“I’m all for people in Henan beating the rioters.
You guys, carry on beating.”
Netizen 2021 File Pocket said,
“The Hong Kong police once had the support of mainlanders.
Now Hong Kongers support the mainland police in return.”
Netizen ennnm123 said,
“I’m all for the people in white violently beating rioters.”
Netizen Clear Sky said,
“The USA, cancer of the earth, incited Henan youths to cause trouble.
However, Chinese police are not to be messed with.
Henan youths have been completely defeated.”
This netizen is a fast learner. He should work for the People's Daily.
If you’re interested, check out the official Weibo page of the US Embassy in China.
The comment section of every post has been occupied by Henan bank fraud victims.
Uncovered by Chinese media, not trending on Weibo,
the victims were reduced to asking foreign forces for help,
and doing whatever was necessary to gain attention.
Zhao Lijian reluctantly “spoke up” for Henan bank fraud victims.
He recently posted images of beautiful mountains and rivers of his country on social media,
and happened to share a night view of Zhengzhou.
Suddenly, "Zhao Lijian recommended the night view of Zhengzhou" trended.
"Large-scale protests in Sri Lanka" was not spared either.
Even "beautiful clouds in the sky of Zhengzhou" trended.
Some citizen journalists spoke up, and their whole families were threatened.
Let’s delve deeper into this incident.
Dear viewers, I believe you feel the same as I do about this matter: conflicted.
On the one hand, we feel sympathy for the victims,
hoping the government can help them finally recover their hard-earned money.
But on the other hand.
the victims were protesting simply because their own interests had been harmed.
If they were to receive even the slightest favor from the government one day,
they would certainly fall to their knees and be grateful again.
The Chinese wouldn’t wake up even if the CCP kicked them in the face.
Not long ago, a girl named Energy Girl drifting in Beijing
was trapped on the bridge between Beijing and Yanjiao.
Due to strict pandemic measures in both places, neither side let her in.
She was not the only girl trapped.
Trapped like that, she would die on the bridge sooner or later.
Her ordeal aroused many netizens’ sympathy,
was shared on various domestic and international social media platforms,
and garnered so much attention that, under the pressure of public opinion,
the local leader personally called the girl and even apologized.
The girls’ problems were quickly solved.
However, as soon as Positive Energy Girl came down from the bridge,
she snapped at the netizens who had helped her,
calling them criminals, condemning them for using her Weibo to smear China.
Whether she died or not was “her own business”,
and “those seeking to divide China” should “butt out”.
This is the gong-knocking woman in Wuhan.
Her mother got COVID and was locked up at home, unable to go to the hospital,
so she knocked a gong on the balcony, which drew the attention of the Internet.
Writer Fang Fang also spoke out on her behalf.
After her issues were resolved by the authorities,
she scolded Fang Fang and various other netizens.
There are countless examples like this.
Remember that guy we mentioned earlier, Jiang Zhongting?
His post got censored, his health code turned red, and he received death threats.
He even issued a death declaration.
He hasn’t gotten his money back yet,
but as soon as there was any official news,
he was very quick to sing the party and the government’s praises.
I believe those who stand against the CCP because their interests have been harmed,
even if the CCP were overthrown, would only become another CCP.
There’s been many such rebellions and dynastic changes in history
that failed to break the wheel of tyranny.
Okay, time to hear your comments.
In our last episode, we talked about Chinese netizens’ collective revelry after Abe's assassination.
Netizen sin go quoted Goethe,
“When people become really malicious,
the only joy they can find is in the misfortune of others.”
Netizen justin tao said,
“The Chinese just hate others who are better off than they are.
Japan was defeated in WWII, but the Japanese are better off than they are.
The KMT retreated to Taiwan, but the Taiwanese are better off than they are.
The US has been in decline for many years, but the Americans are still better off than they are.
In countries that are not friendly with China,
if the people there are living a better life than they are, they grit their teeth.
If there is a disaster in these countries,
the Chinese will feel psychologically well-compensated.
The Russians are not doing well either.
The North Koreans have it even worse, so the Chinese don’t hate them.
They hate all those who are better off than they are.”
Netizen Conscience said,
“The British Prime Minister rode a bicycle to work.
By contrast, a certain accelerator-in-chief shut down three roads in Hong Kong.”
Netizen Zhao Xiaozhang said,
“I don’t think Abe's pro-people attitude was an act.
My classmate ran into Abe with her child in the subway in Nagoya.
Her child shouted, ‘Abe Shinzo, come over and take a picture with me!’
Abe heard it and came over to take a picture with him, smiling.
When he found out that she was a Chinese living in Japan,
he wrote a card of blessing.”
Netizen Not Be a Slave said,
“Hating a group of people they’ve never met.
Hating countries they've never visited.
Loving a leader who has never treated them well.
Loving a government that has never given you happiness.
That's how I see the vast majority of people on that land.”
Well, that's it for this video.
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This is Klaus. See you next time.