Akio Yaita's Attack in Taiwan Sparks Global Armed Anti-Communist Wave. Real China

The video centers on the attack on Akio Yaita in Taiwan. The host links this incident to the assassination of Henry Liu (Jiang Nan), attacks on overseas Falun Gong practitioners, and the cases of Dong Guangping in South Korea and Canada. The host argues that the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) transnational repression may trigger retaliation from anti-CCP individuals and calls for overseas anti-CCP activists to organize security teams, strengthen self-protection, and push for the establishment of an anti-transnational repression alliance.

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A few days ago, the world-renowned political commentator Akio Yaita was attacked in Taiwan. The video states that he was attacked and injured by CCP agents or assassins sent by the CCP while walking out of a venue in Taichung. This incident is far from over and is very likely to trigger anti-CCP individuals to take down CCP strongholds overseas.

People are like this now: if you attack others, they will also launch armed attacks against you; there is always a rebound effect. A few years ago, I also suffered such an attack, though not directed at me personally. The Communist Party operates in the shadows. I once mentioned that nine of my tires were slashed. At that time, I was in the western United States, and the evaporator of the car in front was punctured with steel bars. The car broke down halfway, all the water leaked out, and it was very dangerous on the highway.

Later, I picked up a weapon and sent a message directly to the state security (MSS) of the CCP. I told them: "If you come again, I will send you to meet Marx." I am in a free and democratic country, and Akio Yaita is the same, in a free and democratic country. Taiwan is the Republic of China, not the world of the Chinese Communist Party.

After Akio Yaita was attacked, many people asked me to share my thoughts. Because I have many friends all over the world who are anti-CCP. Some even told me directly that they want to start fighting the CCP for real and want me to organize an "Anti-Transnational Repression Alliance."

I don't have the time; I am currently in Folly, and I am usually doing some self-media work, and of course, there is other work to do. But this incident has already caused a lot of reactions. Now the U.S. Congress also knows about this. The Taiwan government has an agency in the United States, an agency representing Taiwan in the U.S., and I have introduced one of their directors before. Now this agency is active in Washington.

In the last two days, many anti-CCP scholars from Taiwan have also been active, and about five scholars will go to the U.S. Congress in a couple of days to discuss this matter. The U.S. Congress now knows that transnational repression has entered an operational phase, a substantive operational phase for the CCP.

Let me review why the United States suddenly severed diplomatic relations with Taiwan during the Chiang Kai-shek era. At that time, Taiwan also carried out a transnational repression incident, which was the murder of a journalist named Henry Liu (Jiang Nan). This incident is exactly the same as this one, although there were no fatalities this time.

At that time, a leader of the Bamboo Union gang went to the United States and later found White Wolf. White Wolf was in the United States at the time, and his name is Chang An-lo. Chang An-lo brought a gun, found an opportunity, and killed the journalist who wrote about Chiang Ching-kuo's life. Later, this incident completely touched and angered the U.S. government and became a major case.

Although the Akio Yaita incident did not happen in the United States, the U.S. government is very concerned. The U.S. government has now listed the CCP as its number one global opponent. Previously, the U.S. listed the CCP as an economic rival, but now it is completely different; it has been listed as a political opponent.

All the bills introduced by the U.S. to sanction the CCP are very strict and are constantly increasing. Figuratively speaking, if the U.S. wants to have a major military friction with the CCP, it needs a reason. This reason is to collect evidence of crimes bit by bit, and after collecting the things the CCP has done to a certain extent, it can make a final conclusion on these matters.

The U.S. can say: Why am I treating you like this today? Because you have committed countless evil acts. At a certain point in time, these things suddenly exploded. Now the U.S. is just stacking up one incident after another, including the attack on Akio Yaita. This incident has also caused a huge shock in Taiwan.

I think Wang Xiaohong is very likely to become a scapegoat in the future. I do not know if he orchestrated this plan, but Wang Xiaohong is definitely responsible for this incident. He is the Minister of Public Security. Under these circumstances, some huge reactions have already begun to emerge overseas.

In case something sudden happens to a high-ranking official of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) somewhere in the world, and this incident is triggered by a CCP attack on Akio Yaita, Wang Xiaohong will also be in deep trouble. For example, the CCP ambassador to Japan could be attacked. Akio Yaita is of Japanese nationality, and it seems he also holds Republic of China identity documents; I am not entirely clear on the specific details.

Akio Yaita went to Japan when he was in his teens. He is of Japanese nationality and Japanese descent. Everyone should know that his father and grandfather are of Japanese descent, and he himself is of Japanese descent. Just imagine how big of an issue it would be if this incident triggered a sudden accident or attack on the CCP ambassador to Japan. If this is a retaliatory act triggered after the attack on Akio Yaita, it will create a chain reaction. If you mess with my people, of course I am going to mess with your people.

This is just like fighting a war. When the United States attacks Iran, Iran will also retaliate and counterattack other U.S. military bases. Under such circumstances, will Wang Xiaohong be in deep trouble? Because he is in charge of state security and is the Minister of Public Security. Chen Wenqing is also Wang Xiaohong's immediate superior.

Now it is very likely that people have already begun to react, and anti-communist activists globally are about to start retaliating and reacting to this matter. Everything the CCP is doing right now is fucking brainless. People are in a democratic country, advocating for freedom, and freedom of speech is the foundation of a democratic country. They are commenting on the CCP, and every single sentence is a fact. How much evil has the CCP committed?

Akio Yaita is not only a political commentator, but also a historian. What he researches is history, and he completed it in China. His academic background is from China, and his doctoral degree seems to be from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Under such circumstances, the CCP still goes and attacks others, and others will retaliate.

After a while, it is very likely that there will be reactions in many parts of the world. This is the retribution brought upon themselves by the CCP. Among overseas anti-communist activists, especially those in countries with gun ownership rights like the United States and Canada, they all have the right to self-defense. If the CCP continues to target them, who knows when a major incident might happen, and these incidents will ultimately be caused by the CCP's transnational repression.

Some time ago, an incident also occurred in Flushing. Falun Gong practitioners were handing out flyers on the street, and an old woman was handing things out on the street when CCP supporters directly went and attacked her. A similar thing happened in South Korea. Falun Gong practitioners in South Korea were handing out flyers on the street, which is completely normal in a democratic country. They were exposing the many evils committed by the CCP.

CPS sent a few people over to directly smash people's stalls. Later, these people seemed to have been arrested by the South Korean government. South Korea is also shifting now.

There is a person named Dong Guangping, who is an anti-communist activist from Henan. Later, he drove a rubber boat for several hours to reach South Korea. After receiving him, the South Korean government sent him to Canada and granted him political asylum. Now he is already in Canada. This incident was led by the anti-communist activist Sheng Xue, and he has now safely arrived in Canada.

This proves that the South Korean government has begun to protect these anti-communist activists. In the past, when encountering such situations, South Korea might have completely sent people back, but now they have not done so.

Regarding these matters, I call on anti-communist activists worldwide to have a sense of self-protection. The CCP is the most evil. I armed myself a few years ago and told everyone in this show that I can challenge the Communist Party: "Come and find me, come and find me, let's see who has the ability, and let's see if I can send you all to hell."

These pro-communist people and the CCP are too evil, bullying the soft and fearing the hard. Look at Akio Yaita; he just gave a few speeches in Taiwan and talked about the evilness of the CCP in the media, and he was attacked. The CCP is afraid of people like us commenting in the media, and they are also afraid of us doing news commentary and exposing the CCP in other media outlets.

Therefore, anti-communist elements all over the world must arm themselves immediately. What Xi Jinping fears most is war and armed conflict. He is not only afraid of overseas, but also afraid of the domestic front, and afraid of commanders and soldiers in the theater of operations. Xi Jinping arrests people, and people can arrest you too; you mess with people, and others will mess with you.

In fact, Xi Jinping is now living in constant panic. His guards are getting stricter and stricter, which proves that he is increasingly terrified. Every time he goes out, thousands of people escort him, which proves that he is living in constant panic.

I call on the global anti-communist alliance and anti-communist activists to have a sense of self-protection and not let such tragedies repeat themselves. People like Akio Yaita in Taiwan must be protected by someone. Everyone should organize and form protective teams.

Some time ago, I told the anti-communist activists in Flushing that there had been several times when anti-communist activists were attacked in Flushing, and you should organize yourselves to protect Falun Gong practitioners. Some of these Falun Gong practitioners are very old. As a guard team, we can protect them there, with young people taking turns on duty to guard these people. Once something like this happens, immediately control the attackers, send them to a U.S. prison, and investigate these people.

In this way, the CCP will restrain itself. Otherwise, without this guard barrier, such attacks will continue to happen in the future, so everyone must be conscious of this.

I hope that global anti-communist activists can unite, give tit for tat, and deal with the CCP. The best way to deal with the CCP is that if you mess with me, I will directly mess with your lair. The CCP is too evil, and we must oppose repression and transnational repression.

I am considering whether to establish an anti-transnational repression alliance. Some people have proposed establishing an anti-transnational repression alliance, and we will organize this alliance to give tit for tat.