All across China, people are posting videos asking the same question: “Where have all the people gone?” They show images of major cities that used to be jam-packed with people, but now they are almost ghost towns.
And with an utterly untrustworthy media, we have almost no way of knowing what is real and what isn't. I know only one family in China, and that family is all fine. That proves nothing.
Here is another corroborating report from Epoch Times (may require subscription or temporary login):
Residents Say Sudden Deaths Are Increasing in China. They told The Epoch Times that recently more young and middle-aged people around them have died suddenly. By Alex Wu (04/29/25)
Could the US be involved in similar genocidal poisoning with mRNA injections, atmospheric injections (aka cloud seeding / geoengineering / weather engineering / etc.), engineered mosquito injections, soil injections (e.g., glyphosate and other toxics) and more?
We all think we know better than everyone, and so I don't expect you to care about what I say, but I'm gonna say it anyhow.
I think your heart is in the right place wanting to help the world by informing it of an alleged atrocity happening in a foreign country far away, but unless it provokes real life solutions and acts of vengeance & disruption of said atrocity, what good does it serve?
The footage of empty stores & restaurants just looks like footage taken before or after opening times. And the footage of hardly any traffic at congestion time could have easily been taken on the equivalent of a quiet Sunday morning.
"Taunting us with visions; afflicting us with fears" --
The entire video promotes & perpetuates what, first & foremost? Fear.
Fear is probably the most abundant toxin & "virus" in the human world.
A man wants to help the world. Does he truly help it by scaring it "for its own good"? Does he help it by spreading fear even if he believes the fearful claims?
There's 2 ways to approach a story or the (dissemination of information):
Emphasize the good news -- or, emphasize the bad news.
In this case, you have no firsthand knowledge, experience, or personal footage of what's going on in China. You are simply, and no doubt innocently, trusting the alarmists there who are probably the type of controlled opposition equivalent to Alex Jones and Del Bigtree and etc. That's not to say they are necessarily lying or wrong...but the overall tone at the heart is fearmongering exploitation, and the usual motivation for that is clickbait revenue or simple attention-whoring.
If everything they said was true, 400 million killed, wouldn't it be enough to lead with that fact and then focus on the people and groups in China who are fighting back? Start with a brief intro to the bad facts and then focus on what good people are doing about it?
Instead, pieces like this one, are just sad & worrisome and leave everyone watching feeling like a helpless victim. There is the impression that there is an invisible cloud of evil people conducting a conscious extermination of humans -- a cloud that no one in your audience can verify or seek to destroy if they could verify it.
Ain't no one in your audience is gonna take up arms, are they? Anyone gonna sign up to be a mercenary? A sniper? Sneak into China and become a freedom fighter?
So what are videos like this one supposed to elicit? Letters to our presidents and prime ministers? Protests in the streets -- protests that get infiltrated by antifa types?
Therefore your video begs the question: Who in China are fighting the evil invisible cloud? Wouldn't that be more uplifting to report on?
Is there anything uplifting about your video?
Is it morally better to uplift the audience? Or scare it and provoke despair?
China is the worldwide example of how communism works...the deaths were being reported since 2020. Then CCP shut down all communications. You only have lies and deaths.
And with an utterly untrustworthy media, we have almost no way of knowing what is real and what isn't. I know only one family in China, and that family is all fine. That proves nothing.
Can those people get out of C-H-I-N-A? Where do they live? What do they do?
Horrifying!
Here is another corroborating report from Epoch Times (may require subscription or temporary login):
Residents Say Sudden Deaths Are Increasing in China. They told The Epoch Times that recently more young and middle-aged people around them have died suddenly. By Alex Wu (04/29/25)
https://www.theepochtimes.com/article/residents-say-sudden-deaths-are-increasing-in-china-5844867?utm_source=ref_share&utm_campaign=copy
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Could the US be involved in similar genocidal poisoning with mRNA injections, atmospheric injections (aka cloud seeding / geoengineering / weather engineering / etc.), engineered mosquito injections, soil injections (e.g., glyphosate and other toxics) and more?
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We all think we know better than everyone, and so I don't expect you to care about what I say, but I'm gonna say it anyhow.
I think your heart is in the right place wanting to help the world by informing it of an alleged atrocity happening in a foreign country far away, but unless it provokes real life solutions and acts of vengeance & disruption of said atrocity, what good does it serve?
The footage of empty stores & restaurants just looks like footage taken before or after opening times. And the footage of hardly any traffic at congestion time could have easily been taken on the equivalent of a quiet Sunday morning.
"Taunting us with visions; afflicting us with fears" --
The entire video promotes & perpetuates what, first & foremost? Fear.
Fear is probably the most abundant toxin & "virus" in the human world.
A man wants to help the world. Does he truly help it by scaring it "for its own good"? Does he help it by spreading fear even if he believes the fearful claims?
There's 2 ways to approach a story or the (dissemination of information):
Emphasize the good news -- or, emphasize the bad news.
In this case, you have no firsthand knowledge, experience, or personal footage of what's going on in China. You are simply, and no doubt innocently, trusting the alarmists there who are probably the type of controlled opposition equivalent to Alex Jones and Del Bigtree and etc. That's not to say they are necessarily lying or wrong...but the overall tone at the heart is fearmongering exploitation, and the usual motivation for that is clickbait revenue or simple attention-whoring.
If everything they said was true, 400 million killed, wouldn't it be enough to lead with that fact and then focus on the people and groups in China who are fighting back? Start with a brief intro to the bad facts and then focus on what good people are doing about it?
Instead, pieces like this one, are just sad & worrisome and leave everyone watching feeling like a helpless victim. There is the impression that there is an invisible cloud of evil people conducting a conscious extermination of humans -- a cloud that no one in your audience can verify or seek to destroy if they could verify it.
Ain't no one in your audience is gonna take up arms, are they? Anyone gonna sign up to be a mercenary? A sniper? Sneak into China and become a freedom fighter?
So what are videos like this one supposed to elicit? Letters to our presidents and prime ministers? Protests in the streets -- protests that get infiltrated by antifa types?
Therefore your video begs the question: Who in China are fighting the evil invisible cloud? Wouldn't that be more uplifting to report on?
Is there anything uplifting about your video?
Is it morally better to uplift the audience? Or scare it and provoke despair?
Did the Chinese give mRNA shots? I don’t think they or Russia did. I think it was a regular” flu shot.
Check their electronic device use...they all have to have one.
China is the worldwide example of how communism works...the deaths were being reported since 2020. Then CCP shut down all communications. You only have lies and deaths.