The real DOWNFALL of China starts with its people

Come, come, everyone, look at this high muscle. High muscle in the water. Look, this is high muscle. This is high muscle. This is filmed by a construction worker and they're willing to put people's lives on the line to cut costs. And this, this is pork being doused in a healthy amount of borax to keep it looking fresh. And here we see the woman in the cell doing it. And this man explains how using borax will keep the meat fresh, making it go from a dull white color into a bright fresh red color. Moments later. Too much borax ingestion is obviously a serious health hazard, but this is for the domestic Chinese consumption, who cares? Chinese people screwing over Chinese people, it's quite serious. It's all deception, no mercy. Recently, Chinese researchers were caught smuggling biological agents illegally into the United States. In fact, it's the third arrest in about seven days. Five years ago, the CCP launched a global pandemic by not telling us what's going on inside China at the time. Why were they doing it? Well, because they can't, because there's no accountability in China. And when you don't have accountability of the government and the party, well, what's stopping people from screwing over others because they see the government can do that to us. The evil that the CCP committed is really bad. So just imagine how much worse it is when they do it to their own people, or they create the environment in which they foster this type of behavior. And the fact that it's gotten so normal, they can do this internationally. In this video, someone put spikes into the field so that the machines would go over it and get damaged. So this is where they put to work that steel rebar that was supposed to be put into that building in the first video. Now, why did they do that? Well, maybe people nearby were jealous of their crop growth, or maybe they held a grudge against that family. It also comes to people at a societal level as being cheapskates, or that they're cutting corners to pocket more money, or the fact that they're simply doing this because they intentionally don't feel like doing the good things. And China is really today a society that lacks emotions, that lacks connections. Everything is transactional. And it starts small, like changing the sticker on food items close to their expiration date so that they can remain on the shelf and be sold to customers. To the fact that we have an entire class of buildings that look like this after four years, starting to crack in its outside weight-bearing columns of the entire condo, or in this video, to be able to use a bottle cap to scrape at your flooring, and that is going to completely destroy it, just with a plastic bottle cap. This comment is hilarious. It says, They got locked up in the morning and freed themselves by the afternoon. Or this one here, it says that, Meanwhile, this is what your downstairs neighbor is actually dealing with. So you've seen all these videos. People are wilding in China, going crazy. Makes you wonder if they lack some sort of medicinal treatment or exorcism. Actually, the better option is some natural supplements. So let me introduce to you GenX's American Ginseng Extract. So what I have in my hand are the two products here, GenX American Ginseng Extract in the paste form, and this one, which I travel with, is the dropper form. They're very easy to use. It's the natural way to level up your energy, focus, and your immunity gain, without, you know, becoming a human espresso machine, having to drink so many cups of coffee to stay alert throughout the day. And that was one of my biggest concerns, actually. 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And I'm sure that your brain, your group chat, and probably even your boss will be thanking you for staying awake. Alright, back to the video. Now, people might be saying, you're tying the Chinese people's behavior to the Chinese Communist Party, or that you're saying that, oh, this is how Chinese people behave. Actually, what I'm trying to say is the opposite. I'm trying to say that it is an environment, it is a culture that has been fostered by the CCP to allow this type of stuff to fester. And in fact, in China, under so much surveillance control, so much censorship, this type of stuff continues to happen. Makes you wonder, why? Are they secretly allowing it to happen? The truth is, China is a dog-eat-dog country, and the CCP's survival and its evolution throughout these decades have been built on struggles. Political struggles, people struggles, class struggles, gender struggles, and it's built on these struggles that it's able to survive. So, in an environment where it creates the idea that everything is competitive, everything is up to a very transactional view, everything is up to who can screw over others more, well, this is what happens. Here's a great example of the government screwing people over and leading by example, quote-unquote example, of course. So this woman has a solar power project in the Gobi Desert. Her project generates about 20 megawatts of energy and of which the 7 megawatts are being allocated to a village collective for power, while the other 13 watts, well, the government basically took from her. And their excuse was that, well, you gave it to us. Obviously she didn't, but of course that's the excuse they used, and now they're suing her back because she obviously wants to maybe get paid for this, or that 51% of shares they took wasn't fair. They now froze her bank account, and she says, well, of the thousands of households I've brought power to, will any one of them give me a single bite to eat in times like this? So, it's a country where people like to talk about, or at least the CCP shells do, how, oh, they have homeownerships, everybody owns a home, or that, you know, we live pretty happily. The government can do this to you at any given moment, it doesn't matter, because you don't actually own anything in China. Trust me, the Chinese government and the Communist Party is really good at making sure people don't complain, because they create a condition where it's like all relative, right? Imagine this, here in this video is the poorest village in China. This is a village in Yimeng, Shandong province, the province I was born in. So, this province has a long history during the CCP Revolutionary War. They helped to feed the soldiers, they brought, you know, the carts, according to former Vice Premier Cheng Yi, this was the village that really prolonged or sustained the revolutionary effort. So it's quite important, right, to the CCP's history. Except now it's become the poorest village in China. It wasn't until 2018 when they say that the poverty rate had been alleviated. And here is a woman in another video, she's saying socialism is good, all the while being, you know, from the poorest village in China. What's being talked about here? Well, the idea is very simple. If you give a starving person some breadcrumbs, and in fact, if they had to make a choice between eating only breadcrumbs and starving, the chance of them taking the breadcrumbs is probably very high, versus continue to starve. And that's really the reality, is if you give people enough, just enough, that they don't complain about you, or maybe you give enough breadcrumbs to only one person, but there's two people, well, they're going to fight over that breadcrumb, or breadcrumbs, because there's just not enough. And so it becomes where you essentially pit people against each other, and the one that can screw the other more, or the one that wins the breadcrumbs, are going to feel like, wow, I'm actually pretty good, I'm better off than the other person, so it's all relative. You amplify this people versus people, or people screw over people aspect, and then you have things like toxic makeup remover. Well, cutting cost, using toxic chemicals, and you make more profit, people screw over people. You also have things like fake live streams, where here, they pretend like they're selling lots of products. In this video, you see the man continuously shoving things between the boxes, or he's dumping them back and forth, but in reality, it's just two of the same boxes that they continuously dump products into, but on the live stream, it looks like they're selling a lot. In this video, what you see is called insurance scams, or porcelain bumping in China. The idea is very simple, you try to scam people of money on the road, if they accidentally bump them with a car or a bike, and it's really funny when it fails. Watch this. I heard somewhere that in China, everywhere, there's pits, like traps, and you can step on landmines, or these pits you fall into at every, or any given moment. So the idea is to paint this picture that it's very easy to get scammed, it's very easy to fall into a place where you're getting screwed over in China, and yeah, seems very, very, very accurate. 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