The deaths of two young men made me reflect on the harm of communism. Charlie Kirk’s assassination revealed how deeply communist ideology has influenced young Americans, while the suspicious death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong exposed the CCP’s corruption and exploitation of ordinary people. The responses could not have been more different: candlelight vigils and global protests honored Kirk, while news of Yu’s death was swiftly censored in China. To me, these stories point to a larger truth: the CCP’s ideology divides societies and spreads turmoil far beyond China’s borders. Its collapse is inevitable—but when it falls, it may drag others down with it.
The death of this young man has shaken
the United States this week. And across
the Pacific, the death of another young
man has rattled the world's largest
communist state. Both were in their 30s.
Both were famous. Okay, so Charlie Kirk,
a young conservative leader, was
assassinated on Thursday while holding a
campus debate in Utah. His death shocked
the world. in China just hours later on
Friday morning a well-known actor who is
who is uh a weaguer descent he's a
singer and actor he also died shocking
the Chinese so his name is Yuong
his good looks didn't bring him good
luck in China handsome men and women are
often treated as playing things for
party elites so after starring in a
couple of movies uh Yu rose to stardom
he was first pursued pursued by a
powerful woman. He refused and as a
result was sidelined in the industry. He
was later pursued by a powerful man and
you tried to avoid that too. Rumor has
it that he was lured to a private
gathering Friday night where he was
sexually assaulted by that man. That big
shot. Afterward, the man handed him two
Rolex watches as hush money or
compensation. By 6:00 a.m., you had
fallen from a building. When his body
was found, the two Rolex watches were
still with him. We don't know the
circumstances. Whether he felt shame or
was devastated and took his life, we
don't know. But the police quickly
dismissed any foul play. Charlie Kirk's
death is the result of a political
divide that never should have existed in
a democratic country. Yum's death is the
result of a completely or a complete
corrupt system and decades of CCP
tyranny that ordinary people cannot
escape. Both are tragic. In America, the
struggle between left and right is
bitter, but it shouldn't be life and
death. In China, the struggle between
the people and the party elite is life
and death and can cost ordinary people's
life. Now in China, Yu's death first
went viral. It was like the top trending
news uh because he's a he was a famous
actor, but it was then deleted,
silenced. Outside China, Charlie Kirk's
death resulted in candle light vigils
held across the world in London, the US,
Australia. Now Charlie Kirk went to
South Korea and Japan to give speeches.
He was especially remembered in South
Korea where people are fighting
communism. So this is a picture in Soul.
Young people carried posters that that
read um we are Charlie Kirk and also
Chinese no visa entry equals security
threat. They're holding these two
posters side by side. People are
mourning Charlie while protesting CCP in
their own country. Unfortunately, the
probe Beijing president of South Korea
banned conservative youth from holding
anti-CCCP rallies near the Chinese
embassy, but allowed anti-American
groups to protest in front of the US
embassy over Georgia's crackdown on
illegal workers there. In London today,
hundreds of thousands of people took to
the streets of London participating in
the defend free speech march.
Interestingly, some Japanese were
spotted. I saw videos of um Japanese uh
being interviewed there. Now, they flew
from Japan to join the march. Japan is
or was one of the safest countries in
the world. Unfortunately, it stopped
being that way. The Japanese are now
concerned with their security in their
own country. Uh just very recently a
Japanese girl expressing fear over the
number of immigrants pouring into their
country went viral in Japan. And today
we just heard that an Ethi Ethiopian man
killed two Japanese men in Tokyo. So
this is the world we're living in. I
believe the real culprit behind many of
today's political and geopolitical
crisis is communist ideology and the
ambitions of its largest organization,
the Chinese Communist Party. From the
war in Ukraine to the conflicts in the
Middle East to Taiwan's insecurity,
political divisions in South Korea, even
to the murder of Charlie Kirk. The CCP's
ideology and brainwashing are the hidden
hand behind so much misery. You may
remember my program on Prince Edward
Island years ago in Canada. There was a
CCP linked controversial Buddhist group
called Bliss and Wisdom. They took over
parts of the island and their influence
has been growing. Now what I exposed was
just the tip of the iceberg. The same
Buddhist group is now buying land in New
York and their network, not just the
Buddhist group, the the the same people
are expanding into US territory.
Unfortunately, local Canadian government
nor US government are paying enough
attention and there are countless other
examples. Transnational persecution of
dissident, cyber attacks, industrial
espionage and also CCP's influence in
media, you know, in in other industrial
segments like supplements. I did a
program on uh the the health health
brands and also the uh food brands that
are owned or partially owned by China.
So in my early YouTube years, I covered
these issues constantly. But in recent
years, I've stepped back from chasing
them one by one. Why? Because the CCP is
everywhere. To track every footprint
would consume all my time and energy. So
I've been asking myself, what is the
solution? And I believe the only real
solution is to confront the root of the
problem. To expose the communism for the
evil it is. The CCP isn't just harming
the Chinese people. It's harming people
everywhere. I may not have said it
bluntly or this bluntly before, but I'm
going to say it now. Until the CCP is
gone, there will be no real peace in the
world. The good news is the CCP is
already imploding. The bad news is when
it finally happens, it will not fall
alone. It will drag others down with it.
What we're doing here is to minimize
impact. Um, we must raise awareness.
Confucious once said, "A gentleman does
not stand under a crumbling wall."
It is our cor collective responsibility
to warn people to stay clear of that
crumbling wall. So I'll keep drilling
down into the state of CCP's power or
CCP's or or Xiinping's grip on power and
the fate of the regime. That is my focus
because I think this is the most
important thing. Rather than focusing
everywhere following its footprint, we
need to focus on the downfall of the
regime. So if you're new here, I invite
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continuing analyzing what's happening in
Beijing and explain the wise and the
hows. Um I know this is a long
introduction but it's necessary because
without this context we risk being
distracted by the noise and there's so
many noises out there. We need to stay
focused.