[Lude Society] 10/2/2026

This episode mainly covers several hot news topics, including Judicial Watch suing the CIA to demand the disclosure of Fauci's communications regarding the origins of COVID; Lee Jae-myung of South Korea taking an aggressive stance toward Ukraine over the North Korean prisoner of war incident, while US military bases in South Korea have uncovered cases of eavesdropping and infiltration by agents with backgrounds in the CCP's Joint Staff Department and special forces; a bipartisan letter from the US Congress to the Secretary of State expressing concern over South Korea's shift toward China; and Trump stating in a Time magazine interview that Xi Jinping's health is perfect. The episode also discusses the latest investigation progress into the attempted hijacking of an Emirati airliner and the peculiar defenses made by Western media for Xi's visit.

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Alright, hello viewers, welcome to the Lude Media Dr. Yan segment for October 2, 2026. Let's take a look at what news we have today. First, let's greet our viewers, right? Ah, we see our friend 'Freedom is Tomorrow' saying hello and catching the live stream, right? Good, let's watch today's live stream together. The first piece of news I'm bringing you is that there is a very influential organization in the US, essentially a public interest group called Judicial Watch. During the COVID period, Judicial Watch issued various requests under the Freedom of Information Act.

They obtained records related to people like Ralph Baric, and I'm not sure if they got Peter Daszak's—maybe not Peter Daszak's vaccine records. They also got a lot of US-related call logs regarding the NIH. Now, they have officially sued the CIA, which is interesting; it was just announced. They are suing to demand that the CIA disclose communications related to Fauci and the origins of COVID. In other words, while it looks like they are suing the CIA, they are actually still targeting Fauci, right? Everyone is asking, 'Why hasn't Fauci gone to prison yet?' We have been saying that by circling around Fauci and attacking, eventually, the true mastermind behind it will be revealed, right? After all, Fauci couldn't have gone into the lab himself to do the work. So, why does Fauci still have such powerful support behind him? Why is there such massive funding protecting him, right? And what other forces are protecting him, and who are the people around him doing the dirty work? And those people doing the dirty work, when traced to the other end, surely must be connected to the CCP, right? So, you have to start from communication records and such. The communication records we have dug up so far are only a part of it. For example, didn't Rand Paul say the other day that he wanted a Senate vote to see if they could get another one of Fauci's assistants—besides Morens, Fauci had another female assistant. That female assistant had been helping Fauci with communications for nearly twenty years, including organizing Fauci's emails and so on. Such an important female assistant, because she was called to testify before Congress previously, she also kept invoking the Fifth Amendment.

Refusing to cooperate on anything, so, originally Rand Paul wanted to pass this through a vote to see if he could strip away his immunity during the lunch break, stripping away his protective immunity of sorts. But, the Democrats completely disagreed on the vote, so this matter cannot be pushed forward for now. So now we also know, that is, the United States is currently showing off its own abilities, right? Each has their own methods to see how big of a breakthrough can be made in this area. So Fauci is facing another big trouble here, because once the CIA discloses the relevant communication records in accordance with FOIA, we don't know what kind of interesting things can be found out from this, right?

Well, I'll just briefly mention this matter to everyone, and then, let's show you all, Lee Jae-myung—well, if you don't look at him for two days, he starts making trouble, right? A few days ago, we talked about Lee Jae-myung accusing Ukraine, saying, why did you, Ukraine, make public the matter of transferring North Korean prisoners of war to Russia—uh, to South Korea? He said this affected, uh, some kind of private confidentiality between South Korea and Ukraine, and so on. But didn't Ukraine say: I have no obligation to keep this matter confidential, right? What is there to be confidential about? So, look at this, South Korea is now—well, this matter is not over yet.

There are plenty of matters much bigger than this! But they just refuse to let go of this issue, and furthermore, since Ukraine brought this matter up when Zelenskyy was at the UN General Assembly, Lee Jae-myung is personally stepping forward to bite at Zelenskyy, carrying a strong vibe of: are you trying to stop the Russia-Ukraine war? Look, won't I, the CCP, send out this vicious dog Lee Jae-myung to bite you, Zelenskyy, until I'm satisfied? Therefore, today, this Lee Jae-myung has once again escalated and intensified this matter, making it seem extremely important. Saying that originally there was nothing to it, yet insisting on making a big deal out of it, and then saying.

If you, Ukraine, refuse to apologize—meaning you refuse to apologize for disclosing the matter of sending North Korean POWs to South Korea, and demanding a public apology—then we will take further measures. Moreover, Lee Jae-myung specifically posted this on Twitter, as if he was afraid others wouldn't know, saying that Ukraine's move to reveal the whereabouts of South Korea's—uh, North Korean POWs concerns the dignity of South Korea and its people, and cannot be ignored.

No, this matter is completely just him making things up as he goes along. Now, looking at Ukraine here, it's not like they didn't respond to this matter, because Ukraine never felt this should be a secret in the first place, so on October 1st, the Ukrainian Foreign Minister published an article stating that this matter doesn't even qualify as an incident, calling it a diplomatic misunderstanding. He said South Korea is quite important to us, and we hope to continue maintaining momentum with South Korea, and then achieve the practical results we are currently working toward. It's like they themselves were still clueless: is this matter even worth making a fuss over? Ah, well, if you feel a certain way about it, we'll write an article, and the Foreign Minister—meaning officially letting you know—uh, Ukraine is unwilling to stir up any conflict with South Korea; this is unnecessary, and none of it is a big deal. As a result, today Lee Jae-myung is pushing his luck even further, right? You have to say Lee Jae-myung is especially suited for pushing his luck, isn't he? Demanding right on schedule.

He definitely demands that the Ukrainian government—meaning Zelenskyy and his group—make some kind of public statement and apology. And then, for sure, South Korea will push its luck even further and go sign something else with them: in the future, you are not allowed to make such matters public, and so on and so forth? Completely baffling, right? So what further measures is he going to take now? Uh, his implication is that next, because I think it's unlikely Ukraine will publicly apologize to you over this matter, right? Unless you say Ukraine—uh, if, for example, the US says, hey, why don't you, Ukraine, cooperate a bit, let's coordinate and see what Lee Jae-myung's next move actually is? I think unless under this condition, maybe Ukraine would say fine, I'll issue a statement and apologize to you, but since this concerns Ukraine's dignity, I think there is a 99 percent probability that Ukraine will not apologize to him, right? That means South Korea's Lee Jae-myung has already laid his words out there, right? I know it's unlikely you will apologize to me, right? So I am already prepared for what I will do next. Then what is he going to do next? Is he going to downgrade diplomatic ties? Huh? Is he going to close the embassy or something? It feels like Lee Jae-myung first—and I don't think he has that many cards in his hand.

Well, but people are just that tough. You know there must be something fishy behind this matter, right? Alright, and then, let's talk about how Lee Jae-myung is so aggressive toward Ukraine over this issue, while how many CCP agents are going to South Korea to spy on military intelligence? One after another, one after another, just like big rats leading little rats, whole nests and bundles of them.

I haven't heard Lee Jae-myung express any dissatisfaction with Xi, have I? Ah, he hasn't publicly criticized the CCP at all, has he? Why? On the contrary, I remember that as soon as Lee Jae-myung took office, the first thing he said was that we must maintain relations with our neighbors, especially the CCP, right? So if you oppose the CCP, you are undermining our diplomatic relations, see? Does Lee Jae-myung care that much about diplomatic relations? It makes for a very clear contrast, doesn't it? And do you remember what we told everyone a few days ago, about the US military exercises in South Korea, or their bases, being wiretapped and infiltrated by two CCP agents in different ways? It was a coincidence that two cases were exposed at the same time. As we discussed in one episode, one was a retired person who, for no reason, kept going to South Korea, staying in hotels near airports and air bases, using professional equipment to listen in, claiming he just liked listening to conversations between pilots. And then the other one was pretending to be in a relationship with a Korean person inside a US military base in South Korea, while also running a shop outside selling military supplies, which was also for espionage. Now, further details have emerged.

It turns out that the identities of these two people have been confirmed: both are military personnel of the CCP! Regardless of whether they are retired or discharged, they are members of the People's Liberation Army (PLA), and this has been verified. Wow, look at that. And those so-called students who went before, always saying, 'Oh, we are high school students, we are minors,' and after they arrived, they didn't care about classes or holidays, they just liked to fly drones and take photos near air bases, remember? Ah, those people were still making excuses, but these two have now been identified—it's a done deal! So, the sixty-something-year-old, as a retired PLA soldier, is being prosecuted for alleged espionage and violation of the Military Base Protection Act. No, wait, it's alleged espionage and violation of the Protection of Communications Secrets Act. Additionally, the forty-five-year-old who opened the shop outside the military base is actually ethnic Korean. You see, the CCP specifically sent them there; on one hand, they use the 'honey trap' tactic, and on the other, it provides cover for all kinds of activities. So, this ethnic Korean PLA soldier has been arrested and prosecuted for alleged espionage and violation of the Military Base Protection Act. It is said that the sixty-something-year-old man actually served in the General Staff's eavesdropping unit for forty years and was a lieutenant colonel when he retired. My god, no wonder he said he spent his whole life listening to communications and liked the content of conversations between control towers and pilots; he had been doing it for forty years.

Ah, he was a professional eavesdropper. My god, let me tell you, if it weren't for that, I think the US is definitely behind this. Just like how the UK wanted to do nothing regarding the terrorist attack, but the US pushed you to act. I think, remember when we released the news about these two last time, although it was public, there were still various media outlets in South Korea saying, 'Ah, it needs further confirmation,' 'It hasn't been officially prosecuted yet,' 'It's still under investigation.' Look, look at what the investigation has uncovered now, and look at this new updated material. It says that this lieutenant colonel from the General Staff, from March 2024 until his arrest in August this year, installed software-defined radio receivers, antennas, laptops, and other equipment in hotel rooms near various airports and bases—including Kunsan Air Base, Busan Naval Base, Osan Air Base, and Camp Humphreys—a total of thirteen times to eavesdrop on communications between fighter jets and control towers. He collected about 13.9 TB of intercepted data, saved it on external hard drives, and smuggled it back to China.

My god, if one retired person can do this much, how many more are there on active duty? Or those who can still 'contribute' after retirement, right? But look, Lee Jae-myung hasn't expressed the slightest dissatisfaction with the CCP over this. And it is said that among these thirteen eavesdropping incidents, seven were at Kunsan Air Base, where the South Korean and US air forces are jointly stationed, and there were also US troops stationed at the Osan and Gwangju military bases. This is definitely a professional targeting specific locations to eavesdrop, right? And it is said that this person had returned to China several times after previous incidents, so he was actually arrested on the spot while eavesdropping at a hotel in Kunsan when he re-entered South Korea on the eve of the 'Freedom Shield' exercise in early August. Ah, and it is also said that recently, Chinese people have been caught one after another in South Korea taking photos and eavesdropping near military facilities. Ah, isn't this 'Freedom Shield' the one Trump later said he would shorten the duration of? Ah, although the exercise time was shortened, it didn't hinder the catching of spies. That's pretty good, isn't it?

And then on top of that, look at this, another even scarier case involving special operations forces. This one was monitored by the General Staff Department, and the guy was running a military surplus store right outside a military base. Moreover, look, he was dealing in U.S. military goods, specifically targeting American soldiers, not aiming at South Koreans here, right? This 45-year-old bastard is a veteran with eight years of service in the Chinese special forces and the Public Security Bureau. What kind of veteran? Uh, with special forces experience, and then working in the Public Security Bureau, so he was definitely on the state security and domestic security line, right?

And then look, from November 2021 until May of this year, he was constantly dating and selling things over there, and his identity had never been discovered by anyone before. Ah, and then aside from that, look, besides the dating we mentioned earlier, this person probably recruited a civilian staff member, I guess. There is also this, plus he recruited a soldier stationed inside the military camp, and this soldier should be the one helping him steal things from the inside. A total of twelve thefts of classified information related to the routine South Korea-U.S. joint military exercise codenamed "Freedom Shield," as well as headquarters personnel information, and he even personally observed and used a mobile phone to record weapons deployment conditions of the facilities inside the camp. Hey, so when Trump said this "Freedom Shield" exercise doesn't need to be held and should be directly shortened, right? Anyway, South Korea didn't intend to cooperate seriously either.

I think it is very necessary, because look, over the past few years, just talking about spies alone, how much South Korea-U.S. joint military exercise data has been taken? And South Korea is still dragging its feet here, right? Then the United States really has no need, and the United States has to invest so much manpower and material resources, there is no need to cooperate with you South Korea. Doesn't this amount to helping South Korea send intelligence to the CCP? Right? And then it says, among them, seven batches of information collected by B were sent to unidentified personnel through instant messaging software.

Even more, 🇰🇷 or posted on social media, see that? We said it, we told everyone a long time ago. Whether it's Guo doing these livestream shows, or many fake anti-communist figures from the CCP, as well as those who crossed over using the Run path, claiming to pursue freedom, and then starting to work or travel in the United States, the content they post on Twitter actually looks like their thoughts and reflections, but is actually passing signals and intelligence in a roundabout way, right? Saying, oh look, this is my free speech, you can't arrest me, what evidence do you have to arrest me?

They all play it this way, thinking they are very clever, right? Just like Guo, giving various signals with his so-called old leaders back home, right? You say, who knows how many people were sold out in the middle? Just like when we went to Guo's 18th floor, didn't he say during the livestream, oh Dr. Yan, your husband is watching you right on television. No, at the time I said that's not right, he doesn't even listen to Chinese, why is he watching me? How did you know? Right? Wasn't it proven later that Guo Wengui cooperated with the CCP to arrange for Ma Heng to be sent to the United States, waiting right there in the United States ready at any time, right? Waiting for the opportunity to catch me? Ah, waiting for the opportunity so that I would voluntarily return to the motherland to reunite with my family, right?

They all play it this way! And then, it says this B also obtained and possessed 85 pieces of U.S. military supplies, supposedly acquired through auctions and other channels. He tried every possible means to collect intelligence related to the U.S. military. And then it says, furthermore, B first entered the country with a short-term visitor visa in 2009, and then in 2016 held a so-called overseas Korean visa to stay in South Korea, conducting long-term criminal activities. I don't really understand what this South Korean overseas Korean visa means. Is it because B is of Korean ethnicity that South Korea counts him as an overseas Korean? Ah, this is very strange! If that's the case, no wonder South Korea has been infiltrated so deeply, sending tens of thousands of ethnic Koreans from the CCP poses no problem at all, ah, you can have your entire population screened and it won't matter, right? Why does it feel a bit like when Taiwan relaxed visas for the mainland, hey, it feels like both sides of the strait are one family, and then the mainland desperately goes there to infiltrate Taiwan, it feels kind of like this, right?

And then, it also says that since he has now been formally indicted, more details are being shared with you all, which is very interesting. The indictment claims, the indictment claims, that B hijacked U.S. Forces Korea soldier C, as well as D, a South Korean female civilian staff member working in the secretariat of the Eighth U.S. Army Command. Oh, the one he was dating should be this D. It turns out she wasn't just a civilian staff member, and look at the position she worked in, the secretariat of the Eighth U.S. Army Command. Oh my god! Have you guys seen that movie *The Americans*? If you watch *The Americans*, isn't there that Soviet spy who pretends to date a female secretary inside the FBI? In fact, the female secretary helps him get hold of everything, right? And over at NATO, as we discussed a few days ago, the CCP female spy who infiltrated the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe as an intern, didn't she also get in? Under the guise of an IT expert or something, just to be able to get close to these commanders and get the most important intelligence inside? This guy went straight into a romantic relationship, steady, accurate, and ruthless, taking the commander's secretary home, and then it says.

This guy B, by treating people to dinner and sending gifts, hey, first established a good relationship and then obtained various military intelligence. Then, since this US military personnel C was an active-duty US service member, he gave him a lot of data, including flight take-off and landing training videos for the Apache helicopter and the F-35 fighter jet, as well as US military parachute and assembly training videos, and so on. Oh, wow, and then there is this person D involved in a romantic relationship, ah, who gave him information including photos of the US military commander's inauguration ceremony and information on the units where generals hold positions. Look, who is who and who is in charge of what—this has all been matched and leaked, right? It's very convenient to identify people, isn't it?

And then over here, it says that in 2023, the post-exercise evaluation data for the already-known Freedom Shield exercise was also given to him. So what are the vulnerabilities here? What are the advantages? The Chinese Communist Party can prescribe the right medicine for each case. It also says that this B gave it to China, or leaked it to the outside world, and then to the Chinese Communist Party's country. Didn't he use an instant messaging software of the Chinese Communist Party's country at the time—I don't know what this WeChat is—saying that he also sent data titled "B-52 Bomber Squadron Lands in South Korea for the First Time" and recent developments in North Korea-South Korea relations? In addition, some data was sent to social media, covering the training dynamics of the South Korean military and US forces in Korea, as well as the dynamics of the THAAD and Patriot missile systems, right?

Now look at this: why did they say it had to be posted on social media accounts? On the one hand, it was to make everyone think that this was information leaked by someone on social media, right? Thereby diverting attention away from himself. On the other hand, this was also preparing for the future—to cooperate with that series of public opinion warfare—to drive out US forces in Korea, ah, to make the public dissatisfied with US forces in Korea, ah, you US forces in Korea did this and that here, and the public feels there are these security hazards, and so on. Doesn't this also provide materials for subsequent agitation?

Then it says, look, specifically emphasizing at the end: don't forget back then, when that General Staff eavesdropping lieutenant colonel was caught, he only claimed it was a hobby, and this Bi also kept denying it at the time, saying, ah, I was just running a store and building good relationships with officials, ah, you can't slander me like this! My god, really. There are so many details in here, right? Well, therefore, since South Korea is currently riddled with holes, the US is not blind. So do you think Trump likes watching Lee Jae-myung so much? During the UN General Assembly, he specifically met with Lee Jae-myung for half an hour. The Chinese Communist Party put out propaganda over there saying that General Secretary of Vietnam To Lam ran to the UN General Assembly just to get a chance to meet Trump. Because it wasn't arranged in advance, he stayed four extra days, waiting in the hotel just to see if a meeting with Trump could be arranged. Meaning that later, because Trump had to rush back to D.C. to see Xi or something, anyway To Lam didn't get to see Xi—didn't get to see Trump. Moreover, it was said that the US side evaluated that even if To Lam went over now to talk, there wasn't anything important; it was mainly lower-level officials who could handle these economic, trade, and cooperation matters concretely, so there was no need to specifically arrange a meeting between To Lam and Trump.

As a result, the Chinese Communist Party was so happy that they put out this propaganda saying, "Look, look, To Lam wanted to go see Trump and couldn't, right? Trump doesn't even care about you. You Vietnam want to get along well with the US, but the US looks down on you. Hey, but the Chinese Communist Party is not necessarily like that; Trump specifically received Xi and the protocol was so high." That's how they boasted at the time. Do you really think that someone Trump takes time out to see is a friend? Someone Trump must treat exceptionally well? Hey, let's not talk about the person Trump spends the most time on and gives the highest treatment to—that's Xi Jinping. Everyone knows what kind of treatment Xi Jinping gets, right? Hey, that treatment is really something we could talk about for several days and still not finish. Just take someone like Lee Jae-myung; Trump did specifically meet with him—was it because Trump had a good relationship with him, or because the US likes South Korea so much that it just had to meet with him specifically? Wasn't it obviously meant to discipline him? Right? So a meeting doesn't mean anything. Not meeting either doesn't mean that the US completely kicked them aside and ignored them. Look, Lee Jae-myung did see Trump, but that didn't stop members of both parties in Congress from jointly writing a letter to the Secretary of State, saying that South Korea is leaning toward China and threatening the US-South Korea alliance, and that this is a matter of grave concern to us.

Then, the chairman of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, Representative John Moolenaar, specifically issued a statement saying, ah, my letter has already been delivered to Marco Rubio, saying, look at this, South Korea is having close high-level contacts with Chinese leaders, right? South Korea is deepening its investment in the semiconductor industry within China's borders and discriminating against US companies while favoring Chinese-affiliated enterprises. In addition, South Korean leaders have criticized US forces in Korea and taken a nonchalant attitude toward the situation in Taiwan, stating that the recent developments in the Republic of Korea's economic, technological, and diplomatic posture toward the People's Republic of China pose significant risks to the US, and stating that the US-South Korea alliance is indispensable and therefore must be closely monitored—specifically what potential possibilities there are, and if necessary, taking coordinated action. At the same time, it was specifically emphasized that this letter was copied to the Secretary of War, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Trade Representative.

Yeah, look, you tell me, since the relationship between the current South Korean leader, the South Korean government, and the CCP has been described as extremely unusual, right? And it is said that this is clearly intended to create rifts between Taiwan, Japan, and the United States. Is this South Korea colluding with the CCP to stir up trouble? Including the specific mention that Lee Jae-myung bluntly stated: "If something happens in the Taiwan Strait, what does it have to do with us?" You see, it is very clear here that the U.S. is now keeping a close eye on you, Lee Jae-myung. Right? You, Lee Jae-myung, are throwing yourself into the arms of Xi in broad daylight; do you really think the U.S. is blind?

And the U.S. says, our alliance with the Republic of Korea is indispensable, right? So what does that mean? It means that if you, the South Korean leader, are stirring up trouble here, then you, the South Korean leader, just need to step down. It is impossible to say, oh, because you are on good terms with the CCP here, the U.S. military will just go with the flow and let the relationship with South Korea fade away, or even go as far as directly withdrawing from embassies, or, as you, Lee Jae-myung, would like, closing the U.S. military bases in South Korea and transferring all power back to Lee Jae-myung—keep dreaming!

From this, you can see that the CCP has, in this matter regarding South Korea, achieved what is at least a rare success for them in the last two years, at least in the step of arranging for Lee Jae-myung to topple Yoon Suk-yeol. But has it really achieved its goal? In fact, it is equivalent to exposing the abscess of CCP infiltration in South Korea, right? If you don't expose it, you might say Yoon Suk-yeol is in charge, but why am I cooperating with the U.S.? In reality, he has been hollowed out from below, and they are there engaging in hypocrisy and double-dealing, which makes it difficult for the U.S. to talk to you directly, right? If you say, "I am currently cooperating militarily with South Korea, but we have reduced the time for military exercises," and Yoon Suk-yeol keeps saying he supports the U.S., it actually makes it hard for the U.S. to manage public opinion, right? On the contrary, after Yoon Suk-yeol was brought down by the CCP, and Lee Jae-myung took office, the Trump administration didn't care, right? You, Lee Jae-myung, are openly working against the U.S. and getting close to the CCP, right? So the Trump administration just does its own thing, and from time to time, I have to pull you, Lee Jae-myung, or your government officials, aside to give you a reminder. Last year, during the trade agreement negotiations, the South Korean minister even arrived at the airport! The U.S. said, "Don't come over yet, we have things to do today; your talks will be postponed." That is a very disrespectful thing, right? So you see, regarding all these things that have happened in South Korea over the past year or so during Trump's term, the U.S. no longer intends to tolerate it. The House of Representatives has already shouted this out for you, and then, whatever is done here, it is already considered complying with the will of the American people. Then, coupled with all kinds of intelligence, it is very easy to move to the next step, right?

Alright, on this side, Rubio also said something. What did Rubio say? He was interviewed by Fox a couple of days ago, and Fox specifically asked him about the Iran issue, right? "All informed sources say the President has no choice but to strike Iran like this. How do you view this matter? If so, what will happen to the Strait of Hormuz and the Middle East? What is the predetermined goal?" Rubio's answer to this is very interesting; let me go over it for everyone.

For example, let us clarify a most basic principle. What Iran was trying to do at the time was to accumulate an extremely massive conventional weapons arsenal, which means they possess a huge number of drones, rockets, and missiles, so that no one can touch them at all. They will use this to gain immunity, and behind that shield used to threaten the entire region, our military, and even Europe, they are sprinting toward a breakthrough in nuclear weapons. Ah, this is their goal: to use conventional weapons to cover up their pursuit of nuclear weapons. Then, if President Trump does not solve it and lets them cross this red line, it will become a huge trouble for the world, right? Therefore, on this basis, Trump has no other choice now but to beat you up. Then, Trump said—wait, no, Rubio said, "Look, if we let this develop for five years, everyone will say, 'I can't believe it, how did the U.S. actually allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons under the cover of conventional weapons?'" Now there is one more North Korea in the Middle East. Ah, he said this is the brink-of-collapse crisis we were facing at the time, which the President prevented, and it is also the core of the entire operation, which repeatedly emphasizes that Iran must never possess nuclear weapons.

Ah, looking at this, everyone take a look, we all understand it right? Originally it was conventional weapons, and then secretly developing nuclear weapons. As long as you, the United States, don't stop him at the last moment, then he really gets it. Once he gets it, he is a bonafide nuclear-armed state, that's right. But do you see the problem? Rubio specifically singles out North Korea here, haha. Think about it, who is behind the proliferation of Iran's nuclear weapons? Ah, isn't that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)? Now everyone sees it clearly, look at the miserable state of Iran now, right? Iran's previous core regime has already collapsed, and now it's like, who can seize the country, whose country is it? The CCP is desperately trying to buy off various surviving terrorist forces, right? And those surviving characters of the Revolutionary Guard, seeing if they can push out someone capable of taking on important responsibilities, and then when the time comes, twisting this strength together to deal with the US, Israel, and the West. Look, Rubio is now putting Iran's and North Korea's nuclear proliferation together in an analogy. You say, besides the fact that one is about to have nuclear weapons and the other already has them—this being the same development trend—isn't he also very obviously telling everyone who is behind North Korea having nuclear weapons? Ah, isn't that just like Iran? It's just that back then, over those past years, consider your CCP country sneaking around! And the United States was over here, whether it was Obama back then or others, going further back, anyway, whether it was intelligence or the government, they didn't stop it in time, which led to North Korea becoming a nuclear-armed state, right? Trump's last term was to cut this matter off, but the CCP was making all kinds of trouble inside, so after the CCP participated, the so-called US-North Korea nuclear negotiations ultimately ended up practically coming to nothing. So now North Korea is still a nuclear-armed state, and they have more and more of them. Therefore, isn't Rubio's remark very obvious? First solve Iran, and then this matter of North Korea must also be solved; you cannot let North Korea continue to be a nuclear-armed state. Although you are factually already nuclear-armed, how do you handle it? Isn't it striking at the root? Ah, strike this Iran to show everyone, and then take out various pieces of evidence from it, all pointing to your CCP country. And then the same playbook for North Korea over there. Plus, think about it, Iran now has Pezeshkian, Araghchi, and this bunch, right? Serving in various ways, cooperating privately, and even Mossad has said: you have no idea how high-level our people are, they are lurking in Iran, giving us all kinds of intelligence. It's the same on North Korea's side, right? Look at Kim Jong-un desperately trying to kick South Korea and the CCP out of negotiations and dialogue with the United States, insisting: I only recognize you, Trump! And Trump also says: I only recognize Kim Jong-un! I can talk to him directly. On the one side, North Korea shouts: I am not giving up nukes, I launch a couple of missiles for no reason, right? My nuclear, ah, offensive or whatever, I just let you feel right under your eyelids that I am expanding every day.

I'm just saying this is how it's played! On this nuclear issue, if the US doesn't investigate to the root, do you think there's any difference whether this matter is resolved or not? So Rubio's remarks now point even further to the fact that the CCP is behind both Iran and North Korea. President Trump is going to show everyone, stripping them down one by one, and finally peeling this onion skin down to the core—isn't that your CCP? Um, the Malan Base, Project 404, Lop Nur, inside the mountains of Tibet, the nuclear tests deep underground, right? They said, three no's: no nuclear, no People's Liberation Army, no named organizations. You just watch, this is heading in that direction.

Then talking about the hijacking incident, today Trump has already come out—yesterday, it should be yesterday, when Trump was interviewed by the media at the White House, a reporter asked him if anyone had reported to him whether the pilot of that plane was related to Iran. Trump said we are investigating, they are very open with us right now. According to what we've heard so far, there is a connection, but he didn't say how big the connection is, saying that it is currently still under investigation. Then the reporter said, so this person might have been planted by the Revolutionary Guard, or might have been radicalized through other ways, and then tried to make the plane crash. Trump said yes, it's possible. It could be this Revolutionary Guard, or it could be these extremists they found, through various means, anyway their goal is the same, which is to mess with you Israel, mess with the US, mess with the UAE, supporting terrorism. So this is a statement by Trump. And at the same time, everyone knows that Israel is constantly pushing forward. Yesterday we mentioned the UAE: at first, after this terrorist attack happened, the UAE's statement only said it was investigating motives, including the possibility of a terrorist attack. And later, Israel was dissatisfied, and the US side was also dissatisfied, didn't they leak the news? Saying, oh, they didn't want to define it directly right from the start. I said yesterday, in this matter, you can see that once a terrorist attack happens, the gaps between countries will inevitably be exploited or even worsened, right? But because it was avoided, no substantive terrorist attack took place—it was foiled—so this gap is very easy to bridge. Look at today, didn't I say so? The UAE president's adviser has already publicly defined this as an act of terrorism. You see that? Just a day or two later than Israel, and it didn't delay anything.

So you see, looking at both sides of this matter, the involved countries Israel and the UAE, along with their ally the United States, have all classified it as a terrorist attack. So how can those like the BBC, CNN, and the New York Times have the nerve to say otherwise? Oh, they claim it was just an altercation, a verbal dispute, two gamecocks fighting each other, leading to a forced landing. So I am telling you, if these media outlets do not retract their statements, it only shows they have an even greater motive to deliberately muddy the waters and downplay this incident, right? Anyway, their attempt to use this opportunity to drive a wedge between the UAE and Israel has completely failed. Moreover, the UAE has praised the Indian-born pilot Smit Mahchail as a true hero, believing he averted a potential disaster, while also warning that the threat still exists and that should a disaster occur, it would not only be a loss of human life but also a geopolitical catastrophe. So you see, this official stance is seen as further strengthening the relationship between Israel and the UAE after going through this ordeal, fighting shoulder to shoulder. And because the UAE has now publicly classified this as terrorism, it has been defined as a shared challenge facing the entire region, which is a very good thing.

In addition, the hero pilot Mahchail is currently recovering. There seems to be a Twitter account with a blue checkmark claiming to be him, posting yesterday saying, oh, I am this pilot, I just started using Twitter, thanks everyone. Many people are questioning whether that is actually him, saying the account was registered back in 2008 and that he probably isn't in a condition to tweet yet. So if any of our audience members are following this, please keep your guard up, as we do not know if that is really him. But anyway, the good thing is that the pilot is currently recovering; as you can see, at least he has regained consciousness and can speak. Then Modi also had a video call with him, praising his courage, on-the-spot performance, and composure. Really, you can see how this single incident has brought India closer in relations with Israel, the UAE, and the US. Modi also said that the whole country is praying for the pilot, so the pilot was very emotional, saying it was so special to talk with the Prime Minister! His health is all good right now. Then Modi told him, we are sending you blessings, hoping you recover, and the whole country is praying for you. Wow, you have brought glory to the fourteen billion compatriots! I think this sentence is very interesting. The Chinese Communist Party always has the fourteen billion on its lips, and then the Chinese Communist State actually straps those fourteen billion onto the chariot of its unrestricted warfare as a flesh-and-blood great wall, but look at how skillfully Modi acts! When such a hero pilot emerges, immediately declaring that you have brought glory to the fourteen billion compatriots—let me tell you, the reputation of the Indian people as a whole has definitely gone up several levels these past few days simply because of this matter, right? Therefore, think about how miserable we overseas Chinese are! Unexplainably dragged into the cesspool by the Chinese Communist State, getting smeared with filth and stench, yet the Chinese Communist State still looks down on people like this. Compare it to India's situation, especially when you think about whether this investigation eventually reveals that the terrorists' funding, weaponry, and various other forms of support are tied to the Chinese Communist State, oh boy, the contrast could not be any more obvious, right?

Well, the pilot specifically recalled the situation during the pre-absorption phase, saying I was fighting for my life, but at that moment, I realized that if I did nothing—because I had already collapsed, injured, and fallen flat on the ground. I have been a pilot for eleven years, and even with my eyes closed, I know what is happening to the plane. He said I could feel that after I collapsed, the plane was plunging downwards, and those might have been the last few seconds of my life. But I still managed to crawl forward, open the door, and after everyone else came in, they rescued me. Then whether in Saudi Arabia or here now—I presume currently in Israel—I am getting the best care and medical treatment possible; it is impossible to get better treatment than this! It's also possible he is receiving treatment in the UAE, but anyway, he is very satisfied with his treatment now. So you see, at that moment it was definitely his instinct, the instinct of a pilot who had served for so long, and secondly, his humanity—the radiance of human nature, absolutely. Another point is faith; he probably believed at that moment that as long as I manage to open this cabin door, everything can be saved. In short, this is truly a miracle! And besides, whether you are Christian, Catholic, Jewish, or even Muslim, or even Hindu, look, this tells you that miracles do exist. After all, there were people of various faiths on that plane, right?

We won't say much more about this for now, as we want to focus on the latest developments in the hijacking investigation. Look here, it is reported that the Mossad and Shin Bet are leading the investigation into this attempted hijacking. Israel is reporting that they are currently verifying several things: first, why this Omani co-pilot had only been working for eight months before this air attack occurred—was he intentionally placed there? Did he spend those eight months familiarizing himself with the environment, lowering others' vigilance, passing some sort of internship or probationary period, and becoming a permanent employee? And then, could many of the accomplices have coordinated their detailed planning around him? Why was he able to enter at that specific time? Was he planted there? If so, who planted him? Who is behind this? At the same time, Israel is investigating why a pilot holding an Omani passport was allowed to fly on an Israeli flight. Furthermore, it is said that his colleagues had clearly identified him as an extremist. As I mentioned, does Israel need to extradite this suspect from Saudi Arabia to Israel? This is because they first have to wait for the suspect to be transferred from Saudi Arabia to the UAE, as the two countries have diplomatic relations, whereas Saudi Arabia and Israel do not. Afterward, Israel will cooperate with the UAE on further steps, and Israel is trying to find a way to eventually extradite this person back to Israel for trial. You see, this is what is being said: the Israeli Minister of National Security has effectively stated that they will use all means necessary to seek the extradition of this person to Israel for investigation. Because if he is not in the hands of Israeli intelligence officers, it is hard to say what will happen. After all, if the forces behind placing this Omani co-pilot dared to put him into the Fly Dubai airline, it shows they have people in the UAE as well. If he is not tried in Saudi Arabia, but in the UAE, it is hard to say that someone won't silence him. The most important thing now is that the person who was caught must not be silenced, right? So, on one hand, Israel is first ensuring that the extradition between Saudi Arabia and the UAE goes through, and at the same time, the national security department is already holding meetings, stating that all means are on the table—in any case, this person must be brought back to Israel to be held accountable. As we mentioned before, it seems we were right about got this right.

Alright, and there are some other clues here. The co-pilot's personal belongings included leaflets and publications about liberating Palestine, as well as pro-Palestinian materials. As we mentioned before, he had repeatedly expressed this pro-Palestinian ideology. You see, they are always there, claiming that being pro-Palestinian is a form of great love, and that this is an expression of our free will. Then, all sorts of entities—whether it's the left-wing media, left-leaning governments, or universities—are promoting these pro-Palestinian, anti-Semitic, and anti-American ideologies. Not to mention the CCP; the CCP is directly supporting it behind the scenes. Look, now it is directly linked to a terrorist attack! Of course, regarding the previous Hamas incident, that was also directly linked to a terrorist attack, right? But it is very clear that as things develop further, it is certain that because these pro-Palestinian terrorist forces can no longer restrain themselves, there will be more such examples. Therefore, this pro-Palestinian slogan will sooner or later become, just like being pro-Hamas, completely and utterly foul, to the point where even the mainstream media won't be able to spin it. Meanwhile, Israel is also saying, look, they suspect that some UAE officials might have even been directly involved in this case, saying that there were multiple deliberate violations of security regulations in this incident. And they mentioned that to this day, UAE and Saudi officials still refuse to release the name of this Omani pilot. I mean, although it has been dug up online, the authorities still haven't released the pilot's name. They also said this person had a knife, so the first question everyone had was: how did he get it through? There are two body scanners, one metal detector, and one X-ray security machine. Even though he is a co-pilot, it's not like there was no security check; there was. And no alarms went off. So, did you carry it in yourself, or did someone hand it to you after you passed security? There is another suspicion that, look, it is possible that an influential airport official placed the weapon in the cockpit beforehand. This is also very likely, right? If it were a hand-off, like someone handing him a bag, it might have been seen by other colleagues. But if someone with power at the airport arranged it in advance, sneaking the knife in or having someone sneak it in and put it in the cockpit, that would indeed be much more covert. And do you know what the most suspicious part is? They say this flight was actually supposed to take off from Terminal 3, not Terminal 2. And the security at Terminal 3 is even stricter than at Terminal 2! If this terminal was suddenly changed without any reasonable justification, and this also involves the background related to security checks! Wow, this really is a series of various coincidences, all combined together to finally produce this incident. So, how many people were there helping out with these coincidences? Do you think it could just be one person who put the knife there, arranged the terminal change for you, and arranged all this? And also managed to block the UAE and Saudi Arabia from releasing the pilot's name? I don't think so, right? This clearly looks like a group operation! Furthermore, it is said that according to regulations, pilots on flights to Israel must be from countries that have diplomatic relations with Israel. But this one is from Oman, and Oman and Israel do not have diplomatic relations; this is another security loophole. You see, this is a case where you have to stack all the buffs to make this happen, so no matter how you look at it, this is not simple at all! If you think about it from the perspective of the people who arranged this terrorist attack, they had to get many things to align at the same time to ensure that their terrorist could successfully board the plane to carry out this terrorist attack. And look, do you remember when this incident was first announced, or even just a few hours after it happened, when things were still in chaos? The internet was wildly hyping it up, saying it was a fight in the cockpit between Ukrainian and Russian pilots, and so on. Later, it was obviously completely unrelated. Oh, you might say, if you said that at the beginning, maybe it was just rumors spreading.

But look at this matter, you see, the rumors spread immediately, and you have to understand, the premise here is that the plane didn't crash. You know, if you put all these things together and look at them in connection, if the plane had crashed at that time, what you would be investigating now would be wreckage, or it might even be an accident like 9/11, in the midst of that chaotic process. Hey, the identity of this Omani pilot still hasn't been released to this day. If an air attack had been successfully carried out, it would be even less likely to be released so quickly. And then, do you get the feeling that the media was pre-arranged? They thought that by the time this draft was published, the air attack and the crash would have already happened. Later, it didn't happen, but they didn't have time to change it, so they just had to publish the original draft. So this matter is equivalent to the time of 1/19, when we exposed the Zhoushan bat virus, the release of the virus, and human-to-human transmission through the Lude Media. Whether it was the CCP's political establishment, the Health Commission, or the pre-arranged narratives from the WHO, they couldn't change them in time, so later on, the gap between their narrative and the truth we exposed just kept getting wider. So, in fact, it's easy for everyone to see that this is very suspicious, right? And the more you think about it, the more you realize, hey, the evidence we provided is more credible. And the CCP is clearly confirming it piece by piece, case by case, that they are covering it up, that it was premeditated, and that they are deliberately causing trouble with a purpose.

Look at this now, doesn't it look very similar? It's when the truth is still alive and can be exposed, rather than being covered up along with a plane crash or a terrorist attack. You say at the first moment, oh, Russia and Ukraine, then later you say it was an altercation, a small quarrel, and then you say the two of them were fighting inside the cockpit. Hey, this 'fighting with each other' sounds so familiar, doesn't it? Ah, don't we say that the CCP regime is always trying to smooth things over? Like, you two were just fighting with each other, and it doesn't matter who was right or wrong. In short, oh, he was wrong, he hit you, but you fought back, or you were provoked by him to throw the first punch, hey, you both have problems—this term 'fighting with each other' is so familiar, so familiar, right? Look, this is very obvious. The self-media first released the news that it was a Russian and a Ukrainian pilot. You think, if the evidence had been destroyed back then, with a Russian and a Ukrainian pilot fighting in the cockpit, don't tell me, it would have been very easy for many people to accept. Everyone would just say, 'Hey, why did you arrange for a Russian and a Ukrainian on this flight?' And then this matter would be dragged into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, right? Hey, it would seem quite logical. And then, the second step is for the mainstream media to join in and downplay this matter into a mere quarrel, and since it didn't crash in the end, they just say, 'Oh, later it made an emergency landing and landed safely.' Isn't this desperately trying to downplay the traces of a terrorist attack? And including the UAE side, they didn't directly define it, and because Israel and the US must have applied pressure, the UAE has now defined it. Hey, but to this day, the identity of the Omani pilot is still being protected. The captain's identity can be made public, so why does the Omani pilot's identity still need to be protected? The captain is still alive, right? Ah, who stabbed him, right? After opening the cockpit door, who was holding the knife and manipulating the plane to land? Both human and material evidence are present, yet there are still people protecting him. So there's this, and it's said that Saudi Arabia is taking emergency action to escort this pilot to the UAE. Well, I feel like Saudi Arabia is thinking, 'Oh, if I can avoid getting involved in this, I will.' The longer this person is in my hands, if something happens to him, Saudi Arabia won't be able to wash its hands of it, understand? So now, Trump has already said that he will implement strict retaliation against Iran after the midterm elections. But, I think this tweet is a bit too definitive, saying that Iran is the mastermind behind the hijacking. That's correct. Trump didn't say they were definitely the mastermind; he just said it was possible, right?

Okay, so in this situation, look, at the same time, let's say, we at Lude Media observed immediately that conspiracy theories—these real pieces of fake news—exploded all over the internet right after the hijacking attempt occurred. Look at what Israel has integrated now; they say this wasn't fake news that exploded hours after the attempted hijacking. It was just over an hour—sixty-seven minutes after the attempted hijacking. I'm telling you all, go look at that timing. This hijacking incident didn't have news about it online the moment it happened. If you look at the official reports from Israel, the reality is that it should have been, I remember it was two or three hours after the incident happened that they publicly spoke about it. Yet these anti-Semitic conspiracy theories were a step ahead, as if they had all seen it coming, rushing out in unison to flood the screen. They said that after monitoring and integrating the data, there were nearly 3,000 tweets on Twitter that directly blamed Israel or the Jewish people. They said that over 80% of the false flag operation posts that appeared in the hours following the attempted hijacking contained anti-Semitic accusations. The Campaign Against Antisemitism showed that this terrifying aviation emergency was immediately and rapidly exploited to spread anti-Semitic rhetoric. And it says here, look, they were monitoring Twitter, right? Look at how these comments on Twitter were phrased. In total, look, broken down by hour, in the last two monitoring periods broken down by hour, even over 80% were anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, and this is just one monitoring sample. It is very clear that whether a terrorist attack happened or not, they have to blame it on you, the Israelis and the Jews, right? Then they say that originally this matter was about a terrorist attack, triggering everyone's attention to terrorism and national security, but immediately, because of their narrative, it was directly framed onto Israel. It's fortunate that everyone on the plane—whether the heroes or the passengers—is still alive. With both human and material evidence present, even then, they are still constantly splashing dirty water. That's why I say, after that Hamas massacre, where they slaughtered entire villages and took hostages, people were still saying Hamas were the victims, that the Palestinian people have it hard, right?

So it's very clear, look, the analysis here also says this is a pre-existing script. Yes, indeed. And it says here that this is not limited to one flight. It says that the whole thing is about using sudden events to cause social division; in short, whatever happens, it's always the Jews, Israel, and so on. Regarding this kind of rhetoric, let's look at the domestic Chinese media, the Chinese self-media—we are all too familiar with this, aren't we? Before, it was about "Anglo-Saxons," meaning the UK and the US. Now, ever since October 7th, it's "Zionism," right? This "Zionist" thing, plus the US, plus Trump being used by them, and so on. Then they package it, and in the end, it's like, "Oh, thank goodness I was born in China, oh, lucky to be born in China, oh, this is truly a golden age! Thank you, the Chinese Communist Party! Oh, Chairman Xi, although he may have certain shortcomings, Chairman Xi is going to elevate China step by step to the best level," or like what I said yesterday, what Guo Wengui's side says, that Xi is a comrade-in-arms for destroying the CCP, right? That Xi truly cares for the people. It starts shifting in this direction. In the end, no matter how it changes, it never leaves its roots: all good things are the CCP's, and all bad things are the US and its allies'. That's how they play it, right?

Right, and then what? Look at recent events, right? Regardless of how big a role Iran plays in it, these gaps are very obvious, and experts are increasingly paying attention to other potential gaps that might emerge in the future. Therefore, terrorism researchers focusing on Iran have issued a warning, saying that there is now another point to consider, which is al-Qaeda. Although al-Qaeda seemed to have been suppressed after the death of Osama bin Laden, over the past 20 years, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps regime and its terrorist forces have maintained close relations with al-Qaeda. Furthermore, some believe that al-Qaeda might become a trump card activated by Iran if the situation escalates, because after all, Hezbollah and Hamas are not very useful anymore, so among the few remaining cards, al-Qaeda counts as one. Experts here even say, what could be more suitable than al-Qaeda to act as a secret proxy? Because when the time comes, you can still ask: how can you prove it's al-Qaeda? Al-Qaeda's leadership has already been wiped out, right? You'd be accused of pushing conspiracy theories, so al-Qaeda can be used to plausibly maintain plausible deniability—that is, plausible deniability, as people often mention. Iran can simply refuse to admit it, because outsiders always have the misconception that al-Qaeda no longer exists, and surely non-existent entities cannot be carrying out these terrorist operations in practice, right? But in fact, look, as this expert points out, currently in the Middle East and among Arab countries, some intelligence indicates that Saif al-Adel, the de facto leader of al-Qaeda who has long been based in Iran, is preparing to launch attacks in the event of an expanded conflict. Anyway, the West has not publicly confirmed this yet, but will al-Qaeda make a comeback in this situation? Moreover, you have to consider that al-Qaeda has long been active in places like Afghanistan and Pakistan, so it would be very easy for the CCP to push al-Qaeda's remnant forces from behind. Although I think back during 9/11, the CCP's national strength was probably still limited, and practically speaking, it shouldn't have played that big of a role, right? But now, if you're talking about utilizing al-Qaeda, absolutely, as long as the opportunity arises, I don't believe Xi Jinping would let go, and I don't believe the CCP would let go now either. Those bootlickers would definitely make sure that as long as they can find al-Qaeda terrorists of this sort to use for their own purposes, right, they would definitely package them up and present them to Xi. Then Xi takes a look and thinks, very good, this plan is entirely to my liking, right? Of course! It's just like how he thinks the Pearl Harbor incident didn't succeed, and why Hitler didn't succeed—that's because you Japanese and Germans didn't think things through thoroughly enough back then. With me, Xi, racking my brains, right? Once I figure this out, when such things happen in the future, we will lead this Xi-CCP unrestricted warfare version of Pearl Harbor, and like in World War II, we'll be able to make sure things don't go wrong. 9/11 is the same; he definitely thinks that as long as I, the Xi-CCP, am still around, right? If al-Qaeda comes over now, I can have you pull off something far more powerful than the original 9/11. That 9/11, according to Xi, only hit two buildings, right? The Twin Towers and the Pentagon weren't completely destroyed, right? If Xi were to pull something off, it would definitely make everything vanish into thin air, just to show off the majesty of his heavenly regime, right? So these things truly need to be guarded against!

Regardless of whether Al-Qaeda has been co-opted by the CCP, the Houthis are now aligned with the CCP. As we have said before, the Houthis are just another lackey raised by the CCP, right? Now, whether it is the Wall Street Journal or accounts linked to the Israeli Mossad, they are all openly discussing this matter. Why? Because the Wall Street Journal published a report a few days ago stating that 35% of the military supplies intercepted between 2021 and 2025 that were linked to the Houthis originated from the PRC. It noted that before 2021, this figure was only 5%. Furthermore, it stated that 65% of the Houthi drone suppliers currently under U.S. sanctions are operated by the PRC. This means the remainder are likely production hubs set up in third countries, such as Iran, Hong Kong, or others. Those Houthi drones, especially the ones currently being used to attack Saudi Arabia, are all provided by the CCP. The report also mentions that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has been smuggling missile and drone components and weapons to help the Houthis build their arsenal, but in reality, it is the PRC that is helping to maintain it. While Iran certainly supported the Houthis in the past, Iran is in such a dire state now that the PRC is taking over the support, right? So, you see, regarding the Houthi issue, the CCP was quickly brought into the public eye; it didn't take as long as it used to, where everyone was afraid to mention it, as if it were Voldemort. This time, it was put right in front of you immediately, right? This news specifically explains that Saudi Arabia is currently unable to win, and now it is said that France has entered the fray, and Israel may also provide military aid. This is because, first, the Houthis seized the assets from the Yemeni government forces, such as the ammunition depots originally controlled by the Yemeni government, and so on. I have told you before that the Yemeni government forces are just like the Ghani government in Afghanistan, right? They are rotten to the core, even more corrupt than the Qing Dynasty. The whole system is full of ghost soldiers; didn't I tell you a few days ago that 80% of the soldiers are ghost soldiers? If you give them real ammunition and weapons, won't they all end up in the hands of the Houthis eventually? So, when the Houthis attack Saudi Arabia, they have more and more upgraded weapons because they are well-fed after their victories. Secondly, while Iran previously transferred technology and provided capabilities, can the Houthis really keep producing weapons while constantly fighting? The Houthis haven't reached that point yet, right? The third point is that the CCP directly transships commercial finished products to them under the guise of dual-use goods. Do you see? Whether it is the equipment they inherited from the Yemeni government forces or the capabilities they learned from Iran, those resources can be exhausted, or they currently lack the time and energy to engage in production. Only the ready-made items provided by the CCP, once they arrive, give the impression of an endless supply when used, right? Is that not the role it plays? Therefore, although there are three different supply chains supporting the Houthis, in reality, the most important thing now is to cut off the CCP's supply line.

Well, then speaking of the Houthi matter, I will talk a little more about it. You know that the Department of Energy arrested someone—ah, the Department of Energy, an employee of the Department of Energy was arrested in Washington state, just yesterday, on charges of attempting to provide material support to the Houthi movement. Ah, the internet has dug up this person's photo again, because you know it's unlikely that a Department of Energy staff member would, um, you know, carelessly leave photos everywhere. Now it looks like this profile picture, can you see it? Ah, this should be the photo of the person who was arrested, his LinkedIn seems to have been dug up. And then there is a man who looks to be of Caucasian descent, who should be this person. You can go look at the image yourselves, it's quite small. Now what does the indictment say? It says this 51-year-old man living in Richland, Washington, named Ashton Hamid Elabed, was arrested this morning. He is charged with attempting to provide material support or resources to the Houthi movement, a designated foreign terrorist organization. Ah, and then it says. The national security assistant attorney general overseeing this, Eisenberg, said that a U.S. government employee traveled overseas and used his professional expertise to try to help the Houthi movement, ah, and that Elabed also acquired materials needed to manufacture explosives, as well as drones capable of delivering those explosives. Wow, this is deeply unsettling and unbelievable. And then the FBI counterterrorism official said that this person is suspected of betraying the United States. Thanks to the FBI's efforts, the crime was discovered because there was an FBI informant inside this; you know, when he made contact, he reached out to the informant, so it was basically walking right into a trap. According to the criminal complaint, this Elabed tried to help the Houthis improve their communication capabilities and also bought materials needed for homemade explosives and drones. Then, he personally traveled to the Houthi-controlled Yemeni capital. Wow, he's got some serious nerve! Ah, and then, the director of the U.S. Department of Energy also said, ah, we thank the FBI for its leadership, and said that this investigation did not harm our Department of Energy facilities, and our security lines and other personnel were not affected; we are very pleased.

It says here that Elabed, as a current Department of Energy employee, was placed under surveillance because he caught the attention of the FBI when purchasing common precursor chemical components and other materials for homemade explosive devices. Then, the investigation also showed that in addition to precursor chemicals, he also purchased components used to build drones and remote-controlled aircraft. Then, the indictment stated that.

In December 2024, the FBI learned that Elabed had taken sick leave. The reason he gave for taking sick leave was that he had been exposed to high concentrations of nitric acid. Ah, nitric acid is also a chemical commonly used in the manufacture of explosives, right? So this matter became even more suspicious. Then, in September of last year, 2025, Elabed used his official passport issued during his previous service in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to travel from Washington state to Oman. Ah, look at this, it's very interesting. First of all, here is.

He originally had a background in the Army Corps of Engineers, which explains why he was able to make chemicals himself, ah, make explosives himself, and also dabble in drones and communications. In addition, look at the fact that he went to Oman at that time, oh, this Oman.

When we talked about terrorist attacks earlier, we just mentioned Oman, and here is Oman again. And when we talked about the entire Iran war this year, it was repeatedly mentioned that Oman is the straw that Iran keeps clinging to, thinking it could be its last resort, right? And it is a country with extremely good relations with the Chinese Communist Party in the Gulf region—Oman. Otherwise, why did Trump threaten Oman some time ago, saying if you make trouble again, I'll blow you to pieces, which scared Oman into that state? I think Trump is really going to take action; this Oman is not behaving itself here. It says that after arriving in Oman, Elabed used that passport to cross the border into Yemen, intending to go to the Yemeni capital, Sana'a. Isn't Sana'a now controlled by Saudi, uh, controlled by the Houthis?

Sana'a was already controlled by the Houthis at that time, so where he went was the Houthi-controlled area. After returning to the United States, he actually told customs officials at the border: "I am on official business this trip." Well, customs officials aren't fools either; customs checked the records and found, ah, Department of Energy information showed no authorization for you to go on a business trip to this place. This went to—of course, when he came back, he certainly said he went to Oman, right? He didn't dare say directly that he went to the Houthi-controlled area in Yemen. But even if you went to Oman, do you really think U.S. intelligence doesn't keep an eye on people like you? Right? So one thing after another, you see, he just got more and more entangled in this investigation.

During the investigation, this Elabed initially contacted someone who claimed to be employed by the Houthi movement as a so-called colonel, but in reality, this person was an FBI informant posing as a Houthi colonel. This fake colonel was responsible for obtaining communication equipment to be shipped to Yemen for a mobile communication center.

So this Alaboudi used his electrical engineering background to provide professional advice and assistance, and also helped this Colonel Houthi test and modify solar generators and communication equipment. In addition, wow, this guy knows a lot; he definitely has professional knowledge. It is said that Alaboudi also provided guidance on the integration methods of power systems and communication systems, provided schematic diagrams for the correct setup of the systems, and also conducted research and guidance on other equipment that can be used to enhance the communication capabilities of the Houthi armed forces.

This case was thoroughly investigated by the FBI Inland Northwest Joint Terrorism Task Force, with assistance from the National Security Agency's counterterrorism division! So now, as long as this person is convicted of these charges, he faces a maximum of twenty years in prison. Hey, did you notice? Previously, when we talked about espionage cases and treason, facing twenty years was very rare, including those few individuals from the Chinese Communist Party who joined the US military and later retired or were active duty stealing intelligence—did anyone say a single charge carried twenty years in prison? Look, this is the power of counterterrorism, see? When it involves counterterrorism, it is much more severe than espionage or treason, twenty years.

Ah, of course, talking about this makes one sigh with emotion, right? Guo Wengui, relying on his own efforts and the reputation of fraud, unexpectedly—without involving any charges of substantial terrorist or violent acts—got himself tangled up for 30 years simply through RICO and fraud. Now you understand, right? Look at this sentence length comparison; do you know why we previously said that Guo Wengui's nominal charges were RICO and national security, or RICO and fraud, but in reality, it was national security and involved the [fictional/slang reference] in the United States?

Espionage, all kinds of—not just espionage, all kinds of unrestricted warfare, right? As well as his subordinate agents, and people like those under his banner buying land or stirring up trouble—in the end, that is certainly also related to terrorism. Otherwise, why would you buy that piece of land just outside the B-2 bomber area at Whiteman Air Force Base? Right? So Guo Wengui got himself locked up for 30 years, right? You look at this kind of case and you know that our breakdown for everyone was correct, right? Ah, and even after all this, they were still expecting Xi to take a trip to the US and bring Guo Wengui back? I can tell you, Xi definitely went back and thought: "I was humiliated so severely by Trump this time, wasn't it because you, Guo Wengui, were here pulling off this so-called 'country-washing' scheme? You kept shouting that you were washing it for me, penetrating the inside of the Trump administration, and tricking the US."

They spun the US around, but unexpectedly, Dr. Yan from our Lude Media directly pierced through Xi during the virus incident, and then further pierced through Guo Wengui's organization. In the end, the US threw Guo Wengui into prison, and then Xi came over and suffered utter humiliation! And I was even thinking—some people thought that by singing praises to Xi and Peng Liyuan, they could exchange him back. I say Xi is probably wishing he could send a meat grinder into your prison over there, right? Hurry up and grind Guo Wengui up in there for me! I don't even want to look at him for one more second. It's truly too ridiculous, right?

Well, having said that, let's talk about how Xi really came to the US looking dejected, and it was miserable, very miserable. This misery is not only reflected in his coming to the US; as we said before, Xi has now been touted by the CCP as bravely serving as the vanguard of the era, right? Once this phrase comes out, it proves that Xi now has no choice but to step out into the grid himself like an old general. This is already the end of days, just like when Guangxu had to personally write a letter to President Cleveland asking to mediate the First Sino-Japanese War, and ultimately sign the Boxer Protocol.

It was because his entire army and navy were completely wiped out! The navy was dumping ships like dumplings. And then two days later, Guangxu remembered to write a letter asking Cleveland for help.

Right? Xi coming out now means the exact same thing; it's already the end, the twilight years, right? Coming out is just like a flash in the pan, with not many days left to live. Hey, we're just saying that everywhere he visits—whether it's the SCO, or Egypt, or the BRICS summit, or coming to the US—he actually hasn't achieved the results he wanted at all, and then everything is seen right through by the US, right? On the contrary, whatever the US wanted to collect—whether it's Xi's response, the CCP's reaction, or other intelligence—the US has collected it all. Look, Trump accepted an exclusive interview with Time magazine.

This interview, right now, I haven't read the full text yet, but people online are already talking about it, saying that this interview specifically mentioned Xi Jinping's trip to the US. The reporter asked Trump, saying there are reports that Xi Jinping's health is poor, how does he look to you? Ah, after bragging for so long that Xi Jinping had another cerebral hemorrhage, or that Xi Jinping didn't eat dinner in India so he must have had a cerebral infarction, saying Xi Jinping's health is bad and he is no longer the actual person in power in the CCP. Look, we said it wasn't credible, and now it has slapped Trump in the face again, directly puncturing those rumors.

Trump said, "I think Xi's health is extremely good. And I also want you to quote me on this, because I spent two days with him on a very compact schedule, visiting many different places. But his health is perfect, you see that?" What does Trump mean? Trump means: stop playing dumb for Xi. Xi is of sound mind right now and in perfect health. That means all these unrestricted warfare and terrorist acts committed against the United States or its allies are related to your one-man supremacy and personal command. You cannot claim all the glory and credit when you are personally calling the shots.

Oh, when it comes time to hold people accountable, Xi Jinping is in bad health and cannot make decisions, so you throw out some pawns, small fish, and shrimp, and people aren't going to buy it? You see that? Hey, don't give me any of this or that, go check on that Philford later.

Who on earth is directing things behind the scenes? Who is arranging the Emirates thing behind the scenes, right? Once these matters are investigated and it all points back to your one-man supremacy, don't you dare tell me your mind wasn't clear, that you couldn't handle things, or plead illness, claiming that others were pulling strings ahead of you, right? If worse comes to worst and your behavior is so disgraceful, Xi, I feel like throwing Peng Liyuan out there under the bus is even possible. At that point, oh, it will be just like Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing: all the good was done by Mao Zedong, and all the bad was done by Jiang Qing.

Trump just said: "Don't try that trick!" His health is perfect. Have you even thought about what this statement means? Isn't it practically equivalent to this?

For example, when there is a criminal indictment, and some murderers or others are making excuses, don't they all say: "Oh, there was a mental illness involved, the mental illness flared up at the time, so there was no criminal capacity, right? Therefore, I shouldn't be convicted, oh, I should be acquitted." And even worse, look here, we have all kinds of things—for instance, some words and actions on this person's social media showing that even before they killed anyone or did anything bad, they already seemed a bit mentally unstable, so those who knew them all said, "Oh, his mind is not right, so we are doing a psychiatric evaluation." Oh, so he needs treatment and shouldn't be held responsible. Just imagine if the CCP fabricated this narrative to rescue Xi.

Well, that can certainly fool people, right? Can't Hospital 301 issue a certificate of schizophrenia for Xi? Oh, by that time, Xi will be so cowardly just to avoid the New Nuremberg Trials that he'll have to fabricate things in this direction! Isn't Trump doing this right now: observing him at any time, observing him four times this year, plus a fifth time this December? In total, from last November to this December, Trump is going to have personal contact with Xi five times.

I'm telling you, this is more reliable than talking to ordinary relatives or friends! Five contacts, a tight schedule, saying so many words, observing for so long, plus so many human and physical evidences—don't you dare come telling me that, oh, your mind is bad and you occasionally have a mental episode or something. Oh, episodes don't happen often, maybe once every three to five months. Trump said, "I see you every two or three months. If you were having mental episodes, I would have figured it out long ago." Your health is perfect right now. Later on, look, the U.S. narrative is given to you, the wisdom is given to you, and when the indictment comes and it's time to arrest you, you better not tell me your mind is bad and you can't bear the responsibility. You will definitely have to bear this responsibility yourself.

Isn't that what it means? Ah, so do we remember this matter? I told everyone that the CCP sent a female agent named Sha Junxia, who clearly has military-trained agent background, uh, special forces background. That walk—oh, simply incredible! I'm telling you, when she walks, you could match her with a military march, you know, like the marches during military parades—a specific way of walking, not goose-stepping. If you matched her with the music, she'd hit every single beat. I'm telling you, a woman like this, the CCP packaged her as mentally ill. Before sending her to the U.S., first in Jiangsu over there—and this is why I say the national security police and national security officials on the Yellow River side are two sides of the same coin, integrated into one. That woman was packaged by Jiangsu, by the Nanjing public security system and national security system.

Specifically, they got her a psychiatric certificate from some Grade III Level A hospital in Nanjing, or wherever, anyway, a Grade III Level A hospital in Jiangsu, packaging her diagnosis more than a year in advance, and then shipped her to the U.S., stationed in California, even letting her run a B&B, and allowing her to enter and exit the consulate in California at will. And this woman always had a Twitter account. Later, after she tried to find me and Mr. Lude and failed to assassinate us, that account was suspended for some reason—I don't know why either. Did she escape back to China herself? This woman, originally in order to...

Let me tell you and Mr. Lude that the Twitter account he had been running for over a year or two was specifically created to fabricate this fake identity. He pretended to be a petitioner back in China, using this fake identity to petition. First, listen to the name 'Shajunxia' (Killer of Bacteria/Hero of Killing), right? First of all, it's very uncommon, the surname 'Sha'. Secondly, isn't the homophone of his name 'I will kill you, and I am a hero'? Right? It's called 'Shajunxia'. Okay, first he fabricated this story about being a petitioner who was suppressed. Then, because of his petitioning, he claimed he was taken by the government to a psychiatric hospital for examination, and a Grade A tertiary hospital issued a certificate proving he was mentally ill. Then, he pursued freedom and came to the United States, apparently using the 'walking the line' (illegal border crossing) identity to get here. Then, he said that after arriving in the US, his public identity was the legal representative of Guo Wengui's New Federal State of China. And then, under the banner of 'You guys are dreaming, you actually slandered Mr. Guo, slandered our New Federal State of China, and as the legal representative, I want to settle scores with you,' he came here to try to destroy us. At the same time, the Jiangsu state security and domestic security, in order to whitewash those people like Huang Hebian, right? Including several people who came over by 'walking the line' and have now returned to China, they—this Shajunxia even specifically crafted a narrative on his Twitter that he was also very angry at Huang Hebian, saying, 'You, Huang Hebian, are also someone who attacks Mr. Guo.' But in this whole process, this was a series of preparations he made to destroy me and Mr. Lude, or to get us sent back to China. Huang Hebian was just dragged in along the way to muddy the waters and be whitewashed. He claimed to the outside world—Shajunxia claimed that he was anti-CCP, and then said that I and Lude slandered and attacked Guo Wengui and the New Federal State of China, so he, as an anti-CCP person, right? He doesn't even stay in China anymore, he came to the US to seek freedom, but he couldn't stand it, so he had to settle scores with us first. And then he also wanted to settle scores with Huang Hebian? That's just nonsense, isn't it? So you see, the CCP has really mastered this 'mental illness' tactic, but Trump just shut it down directly here: 'Health condition is perfect, don't try that stuff with me.'

Ah, then we were saying that this sneak visit is really, wow, sigh, when we talk about Xi, if this sneaking around could have any real results, do you think it would still require the lackeys of the French newspaper Le Monde to come out and do this kind of propaganda for you? Do you remember when Xi went to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit back then, and then released news saying he was going to attend this BRICS summit, and then also going to this so-called Egypt on the way? Did he take double the route? And then, is he actually coming to the United States or not? There were so many, many overseas propaganda outlets bragging about it in various ways, simply unbelievable! Wherever Xi goes, anything can be achieved! By then, AI will also be co-governed by China and the US, and the Taiwan question will be easily resolved, right? This morning, Mr. Lude just talked about the F-16 Block 70, right? Directly coming up to tell you, hey, didn't you refuse to let me send the latest military equipment to Taiwan? Not only am I sending the latest, but I'm also sending combat-ready ones. You can't even get that basic skeleton version of the F-16, and now I'm giving them the fully furnished luxury version of the F-16, aren't you in the CCP pissed off? Ah good, and then look at Xi over here, do you remember what was being bragged about initially? Bragging that the China-India border issue was going to be resolved, that they were going to break the ice and warm up relations with India, right? Bragging about going to Egypt, that Xi was going to personally command the situation in the Middle East, and so on and so forth, bragging without any limits. Now everyone has seen it, what is there? After this Xi slinks back home in defeat, it's simply hard to find any subsequent bragging points to build on. Hey, but don't you say, when the lackeys call out, they always manage to think of some very novel angles, especially on this level, I tell you, sometimes these non-Chinese-born lackeys, because their cultural atmosphere is different from the Chinese mindset, right? Their mindset is different, so they can really shout out some tricks that leave us dumbfounded even more than the local mouthpiece monkeys can. For example, what I told you guys a couple of days ago, do you remember? I said that this French newspaper Le Monde published an article saying that Trump made several diplomatic mistakes when receiving Xi, and that it was the Trump administration's problem. Didn't it specifically mention that arranging the singing of "One Day More" from Les Misérables was a diplomatic blunder by the Trump administration, your problem? When I talked to you guys that day, I said, wow, this is grasping at straws to gild the lily for the Xi-Trump meeting, actually dragging out this sensitive point. As a result, you wouldn't expect that after that article, this same French lackey actually started bragging in a different way again. And moreover, I feel that when this French lackey was bragging, the instructions he received felt very targeted at our Lude Media and Dr. Yan! Because look, all these details of Xi being humiliated during his visit to the US, right? Just as our Lude Media and Dr. Yan listed them out piece by piece for everyone, go take a look, hey. Those people on the CCP side are furious to death, cursing us and saying we are talking nonsense, and so on and so forth, right? But they still can't whitewash it! And so, that Le Monde piece popped out to speak, and as a result, after Le Monde's piece was debunked by us, Le Monde published another piece today, and it was also published in Chinese at the very first moment! We've all said, these things are already rotten to the core, and they reprinted it again. What does this piece write? This same lackey wrote: Be careful not to mislead Xi Jinping into attending international summits one after another; are the results really limited? It says: Xi Jinping keeps attending international summit after international summit, and it seems he hasn't achieved any major results at these summits. However, Le Monde stated that this impression is misleading. Xi Jinping is trying to win as much support from these countries as possible for China and consolidate China's core position without demanding substantive commitments from these countries. And first of all, let's say, you all listen to these words, does this logic make sense? Ah, secondly, hey, regarding Xi visiting international summits one after another without achieving substantive results, we say no mainstream media seems to dare to say this, right? Ah, people just started out bragging with great fanfare, and then quietly, quietly pretended nothing happened. Only we keep putting them out, visiting back and forth one after another, acting as the vanguard of the times, only to turn into scurrying figures everywhere. Sneaking around wherever they go with no results, the places they want to go are blocked off in advance by the US, or when you get there, like Modi who directly gives you the cold shoulder and cold treatment, mocking you while you remain oblivious. See that? This article is very obvious, this is the brain-dead head looking at our show and then, right? Scratching their hearts and tearing at their lungs to try to smooth this over for Xi here.

And as for those in the People's Republic of China, I don't know if it's because I warned them a couple of days ago. When I was talking about Hu Xijin a couple of days ago, I specifically mentioned that Hu Xijin was still bragging so happily when Xi attended the meeting with Trump, but as soon as Xi started his return journey, he immediately changed his tune, saying, 'Oh, we must prevent being corrupted by foreigners and being recruited as spies. I, Hu Xijin, have never been successfully recruited by them; I am not a spy. There are many people around me who might have been recruited by them,' and so on, starting to whitewash himself, right? I told everyone at the time that Hu Xijin's change was very obvious. Just look at the top dogs, including Hu Xijin, and these state security and domestic security agents who watch our program. Because they listened to our analysis, they know deep down that Xi's trip is simply impossible to whitewash. Because the premise of your whitewashing is that you know the points we mentioned are untouchable, and that these are details where Xi was greatly humiliated and ceded sovereignty and humiliated the country, so you can then specifically try to embellish it! After all, every public detail since Xi arrived here in the United States has been a humiliation; not a single one was missed, right? You can't even find a safe point to package it, so didn't I tell everyone on the show? I said that those in China who are now whitewashing Xi's visit, especially those whitewashing the Trump-Xi meeting, are definitely playing dumb after watching our show, desperately trying to set traps for Xi while pretending to be the Global Times. So if you catch them, you catch them right; there's absolutely no way you'll catch the wrong person. As a result, did you see? Sure enough, they didn't dare to brag about this in China anymore, only daring to follow the official press release, right? After all, the domestic press release is issued by Xinhua News Agency, which is safe. Then they started letting the French mouthpiece, Le Monde, write for them. This person from Le Monde is actually someone who was, or is simultaneously, a writer for the British newspaper The Guardian, which is also very left-leaning, right? The Guardian is a major newspaper, but Le Monde is also a major left-leaning newspaper; it is left-wing. It is inherently pro-CCP. And this mouthpiece is also a correspondent in China. Wait a minute, let me show you. So, as you can imagine, what he writes is, right? On one hand, he takes the tasks assigned by the Chinese side, and on the other, he outputs in French. But sometimes we say, why? Look, the old eunuchs who have been by the Emperor's side since childhood are the ones who understand the Emperor's mind best! Not only can they look after the front court and the backyard for the Emperor, but they can also take care of the Emperor's daily life. How hot should the tea be? How tender should the stewed meat be? With just one look or a smack of the lips from the Emperor, they can understand what it means. If you outsource this kind of thing, it's definitely not going to be done right. The problem now is that Hu Xijin and these big eunuchs, right? They don't dare to take the lead themselves anymore! They found that we poked the right spot, right? We poked them in their Achilles' heel, so they let these outsourced people do it. And these outsourced ones, coupled with the influence of Western culture, inevitably make up things that just don't taste right, and the more you look at it, the more off it feels. For example, they finally managed to come up with this piece in Le Monde, which basically says, 'Look, whether Xi Jinping is meeting with Asian, Russian, or African leaders, or the American leader Trump, the content of the discussions is roughly the same. The international order needs to be rebalanced, opposing Western hegemony, the world is undergoing changes unseen in a century, and so on. And then, every time he attends a meeting, he issues a statement, etc. Often, these meetings put Xi in the center position.'

Ah, you see, these summits all look very similar. After the meetings end, there are no major changes, no new military alliances, and rarely any open break with the U.S. or the West. Even after Egypt hosted Xi Jinping, it didn't break with the West; it still receives U.S. military aid annually and buys fighter jets from France. So, he says, on the surface, it's hard for people to see what the CCP has gained from these repeated summits, which easily leads to the impression that these summits are just diplomatic posturing—countries meet and shake hands, but real diplomacy and real relationships haven't changed. Hey, let me tell you, the fact that he released these points—these are things the CCP didn't want to mention at all. If you look at Xi's return, after he went to Egypt, the SCO, and then the BRICS, would the CCP's propaganda dare to say that he just took photos, shook hands, talked about these old cliches of 'unprecedented changes in a century' without any new ideas, and failed to achieve any substantive results? This is what I mean by 'outsourced eunuchs' being unreliable. Do you see? He wrote this out, and first of all, this article really hits Xi where it hurts. Then, he tries to package it in his own way, saying, 'Oh, look, the U.S. has military alliances like NATO, security relationships with Japan and South Korea, and the G7 has shared values and political stances, while the CCP has nothing.' Hey, his point is that it's mainly because the CCP doesn't demand this; the CCP just wants you to maintain a relationship with it, put the CCP in the center, support the 'One China' principle on the Taiwan issue, and just don't substantively suppress China. Hey, the CCP isn't as aggressive as the U.S. in changing these orders and alliances, so you don't see progress because Xi doesn't demand it. And then, at the end, he adds, 'Look, the reason the CCP still has to meet these people is for Xi, and to handle trade issues.' For example, Brazil raising tariffs on electric vehicles, Chile raising tariffs on steel, South Africa raising tariffs on solar panels, etc. This is another slap in the face to Xi. After Xi went there, did these tariffs go down? They didn't! And since when in history has a 'Supreme Leader' been out and about every day, personally discussing trade and negotiating the reduction of certain tariffs? Is this something a 'Supreme Leader' should even care about? So you see, what he's doing is equivalent to what? It's like a rat blowing its own horn for a long time, but in reality, it just makes you see that Xi is like a failing student. He has to make everyone feel that it's not that I'm a failing student because I'm a failure, but because I don't want to be an honor student. I also attend exams, take remedial classes every day, and do my homework. But as a failing student, it's not that my brain doesn't work; I've put in the effort, it's just that I don't demand that I score 90 or 100. My 'Xi Jinping failing student' strategy is that every time, I just hover around the failing mark. But because I keep going to class and doing my homework every day, you feel embarrassed to expel me from school directly because my attitude is good and my performance is decent. So from this perspective, at first, they were blowing smoke about Xi going to class, doing homework, and taking exams, as if he were a genius, sweeping all the top honors. But since every time he returns, he's found to be at the bottom, failing, and almost getting a zero, they can only change their tune now. 'His attitude is good, he doesn't demand to be the top student, that's your misunderstanding. You think being the top student is what it means to be a good student, but our Xi just isn't like that; he's willing to stand at the back of the class every time and fail; he just doesn't want to pass.' He mainly thinks that failing fits his needs, right? Because he might want to participate in the make-up exams afterwards, pay a few more tuition fees, and retake a few courses—that's Xi's strategy. You don't understand, you don't understand the CCP, you don't understand Xi. That's what this article is expressing. Do you see it now? Oh, I said these outsourced eunuchs are truly unreliable! This person who writes, the one who wrote these two articles to praise Xi, is named Harold Thibault. If you look at him, all the articles he writes use the same methods as the New York Times' Wang Yue-mei or Amy Qin and that crowd. By the way, let me show you this guy—yes, this is his Twitter account. He lives in Shanghai and Beijing; at least his LinkedIn shows he has lived in Shanghai since 2010. He was captured by the CCP long ago. Just look at the background he uses on his Twitter! Ah, this is a French Maoist journalist, right? So it's no wonder that when others don't know how to start praising, he can still find all kinds of angles. It's just that I'm telling you, you're painting Xi as a failing student—is this what Xi truly wants? Ah, why else would I say these outsourced eunuchs are unreliable? Right? During these difficult economic times, I think it's better for these outsourced eunuchs to have their funding cut off early so they can find their own way out. Just like in the Grand View Garden, when there's no money left, you send the little actors away first, right? Don't keep them, it's a waste to feed these guys. Alright, let's talk about this for today, we'll meet again tomorrow.