[Luther Society] 9/27/2026

This episode mainly discusses various details and propaganda mishaps during the visit of the leader of the Chinese Communist Party to the United States, providing an in-depth analysis of the profound meaning behind Trump jokingly poking at the strategic bottom line of the CCP by mentioning the "granite" underground nuclear bunker. At the same time, it analyzes the situation in the Middle East, the Iranian president's visit to the US and the offering of a pledge of allegiance, the leakage incident in the F-35 military and civilian parts supply chain, and the trends of the Lee Jae-myung government in South Korea on North Korea-related and US-related issues, while reviewing the Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs' latest response to UN Resolution 2758.

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Alright, hello viewer friends, welcome to today's Lude Media Dr. Yan Speaks program on September 27, 2026. Um, regarding this, right, first let's say hello to the audience friends. A follower asks, domestically they are going to give the HPV vaccine to girls over eleven years old, and they are worried there might be problems. Listen, do not take domestically made vaccines; if you can avoid taking them, don't, except for those mandatory ones, including those that have been used for a long time, such as the diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis combination vaccine from childhood, which is probably relatively better because the old technology has been used for so many years.

As for these new ones, especially if they are not mandatory and you can avoid them, I suggest not taking them. If you really must take them, although I don't recommend mRNA vaccines anyway, if there are others that you think you want to take, and you can go abroad or to Hong Kong to have other choices, try not to take the ones that have just come out for a very short time, because if they just came out for a very short time, there is no guarantee you won't be that lab rat, right? But as for whether this or that is contained inside, oh my god, if you ask me what is inside domestic vaccines that will harm people's bodies after being contained, you might as well ask which specific thing in gutter oil causes people to get sick, right? What about those things in Chinese food markets, where one moment they spray formaldehyde and the next moment they soak things in formalin, right? Exactly how much poison is put into their food? Who can figure this out? You see, this country itself and its political party are simply irresponsible, right? Driven solely by profit, they completely treat human lives as nothing, right? So regarding this matter, even if you scrutinize it in such detail, if they force you to take it, just like when the COVID-19 vaccine was administered domestically back then, to be honest, you won't be able to resist, right? Otherwise, just steer clear around it; that's how it is, right?

Alright, let's take a look. First of all, regarding this style of the CCP and Xi, isn't it just like Guo Wengui? If they don't catch him within 24 hours, he thinks he's won big, right? As long as he's still alive after 24 hours, he starts acting cocky. Look, he left the U.S. with his tail between his legs, and then, since the UN General Assembly hadn't ended yet, on the 26th, Han Zheng, who was originally scheduled to attend the UN General Assembly, started giving speeches, opposing the U.S. on all sorts of issues! Whether it's questioning the U.S. on Middle East issues or bringing up things pointed out by Chairman Xi regarding Cuba, right? It's as if Chairman Xi is saying, if the U.S. likes Cuba so much, why don't you stop by and show off the super high-level head-of-state treatment you received in Cuba, the effect of a state visit, right? Stand up for them openly! Ah, you say this time last year you were still talking about Venezuela? You were saying the U.S. shouldn't treat them like that. Ever since Maduro entered the MDC, you haven't said a single word for him. So, does Iran really care about the voice you raised for them at the UN General Assembly now? Or does Cuba really think that because you said a couple of things, the U.S. won't sanction them or attack them anymore? Ah, regarding the Cuba matter, we will summarize the progress of this period for everyone when we have time in a couple of days. Anyway, right now, Trump is also using military force on one hand, and on the other, he's saying, if you negotiate with me properly, I might consider temporarily not using military action. It has already started to focus on Cuba, because remember Trump said before that around November of this year, he could consider visiting Cuba. So, between truth and deception, it looks like November is when Trump will be done with the midterm elections and start dealing with Cuba; it probably won't take too long. What? Oh, urging relevant countries to stop threatening Cuba with force and to fully lift blockades and sanctions. The U.S. has said it wants to eliminate communism, both Cuba and your CCP, right? Ah, one is that there are people, because they are both here in the Americas, right? Whether it's long-term infiltration of the U.S. or the influence on Latin America, ah, and then add your CCP's geopolitical influence and your CCP's money, you are colluding with each other; both must be eliminated, not one less. So don't be in a hurry, right? Besides the U.S., what other country could this 'relevant country' be? They don't even dare to say it! Now you remember to show respect to your superiors? Then why didn't you think about avoiding the names of Xi Jinping and Xi Yuanping when you named the giant panda Pingping? Right? Who actually came up with this name?

Ah, and then saying something about how major powers should be responsible? The Chinese side believes that Middle Eastern countries should also be respected, and so on. The U.S. doesn't even bother to pay attention to this, right? So, let me show you, look here, the U.S. continues to do what it needs to do, but the CCP, right, let me interject here, the CCP is bragging here. Bragging, bragging in all sorts of ways, saying that this visit to the U.S. was a complete success, right? So the implication is, look, just after leaving, they dared to confront the U.S. at the UN General Assembly, right? The problem is that this whole trip of yours, Xi, is really like a classic blockbuster, right? This is absolutely a classic meeting in global diplomatic history, unprecedented, and whether there will be anyone else like it, it's hard to say. Every step is a meme, right?

So you see here, right? The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using all kinds of re-imported propaganda to start making excuses for itself, right? Look at what they're saying about the Trump-Xi meeting—over in Taiwan, you have some so-called rat-head expert coming out to talk about it. Wang Guocheng, a deputy researcher at the First Institute of the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research, described it as a Feast at Swan Goose Gate, but claimed Beijing made full preventive measures before going to the US. Oh please, what preventive measures? Are they preventing the two B-1B bombers flying right above their heads, or are they preventing Peng Liyuan? Back home, people are still praising her, saying Peng Liyuan's performance was even more impressive than Melania's, and they've even hyped up that Peng Liyuan's English is better than Melania's! They actually dare to hype that up, I've really seen it! 50 Cent Army trolls on the forums, just swarming and wildly sucking up, saying Peng Liyuan's English is so amazing! What's Melania's Eastern European accent compared to that? Peng Liyuan has a British accent, and she's even given speeches at the UN! Good grief, no matter how good Peng Liyuan's English is, Melania has lived in the US for how many years? How can you actually have the nerve to compare them? There are others bragging that because Xi Mingze personally came back from Harvard to make friends, well, like mother, like daughter. Oh lord, stop bragging, stop bragging! For heaven's sake, do not randomly hype up the Xi family's IQ, right? The reason Xi still harbors false hopes that Yangyang is his biological child is simply because Yangyang couldn't graduate from college and had to rely on others for help, and then making a PowerPoint presentation is the absolute limit of what he achieved during his years in private school plus Penn, right? So just this little thing bluffed Xi into thinking, "Ah, this must be my kid." After all, you could say making a PPT runs in the family from his biological mother, who is an international chess champion. But besides making a PPT, there doesn't seem to be any other capability. This part must come from the Xi family—otherwise, why would Xi, even under circumstances where Yangyang allegedly looks more and more like Mr. Nie, right? Still do multiple DNA tests, and always feel a lingering hope that it's his own family's? Well, the princess is definitely your biological child, right? Don't blindly hype it up! Online they're even bragging that during the state banquet, Peng Liyuan couldn't help humming along with the music. Oh, what else can you expect from a singer by trade, saying Melania wouldn't know how to do that, sigh. Les Misérables—did you hum along to that too? You must be very familiar with it! Ah, you didn't even understand the meaning there. "One day more," just one more day, right? That goes without saying! Let's talk about that National Archives thing—simply an absolute classic, right? And the statue of the bald eagle! And then look, this Wang Guocheng is still here talking nonsense, saying, "Oh, Xi made full and thorough preparations for this!" Meaning Xi showed goodwill and hoped to make some concessions or something. And then he also says that currently, Beijing realizes long-term competition with the US is hard to avoid, falling into the Thucydides Trap, and that starting a war now is unfavorable. The Thucydides Trap is already a false premise, why on earth do you keep bringing up this term? Let me tell you, anyone who constantly has the phrase "Thucydides Trap" on their lips and takes this stuff seriously is basically someone bought out by the CCP.

Alright, let's take a look here. You say there's a lot of hype on one side, but didn't the Ambassador to China also speak up? Regarding export controls, he mentioned that our trade deficit with China has dropped by nearly 50% over the past two years. While narrowing the deficit, China's trade surplus with other regions has surged significantly. Therefore, every time the U.S. negotiates with China, it hits directly at this inequality and imbalance, pushing forward with full force. Furthermore, the U.S. continues to apply pressure on issues like super intelligence—AI—and other areas such as combating fentanyl. Most importantly, in his final sentence, he stated that the reliance on China for single supply chains in areas like rare earth magnets, pharmaceuticals, and commercial shipbuilding is now being gradually reduced. You see, he said the next year will still be bumpy, and regarding this dependency, we must regain autonomy. The U.S. cannot accept this continued reliance on the CCP's supply chain, so the U.S. is accelerating its decoupling from the CCP! Do you even know? Oh, I was all prepared, I showed goodwill, I went there, oh, it was to avoid this, avoid that. Oh, Xi had already figured it out. Let's talk about this 'Hongmen Banquet' (trap). Before he even arrived, or even before it ended, who? Who on the CCP side even mentioned it? Who dared to? Weren't they all just closing their eyes and bragging, saying the U.S. side is now expensive, and that Trump would have to receive Xi with the highest possible honors, something unprecedented in heaven or on earth? If it weren't for Xi, who would have this kind of face? This is all what you guys were bragging about, bragging it up to this point! And now you're here trying to make excuses, saying you've made 'full preparations.' Don't talk about full preparations! You're just embarrassing yourselves in circles, right? You tell me you've made full preparations. Didn't I talk about the 'granite' meme yesterday? And then some viewers mentioned that the granite story refers to Xi's tunnels, the missile tunnels, right? Later, I found that many viewers in our comments section also saw this, and indeed, they agreed with this viewer's point, and I also think it was very well put, so I specifically went to look for it. Today, let's show everyone, indeed, really, you just bragged about making 'full preparations' to attend the Hongmen Banquet. Come, let's take a look. This 'granite' meme is actually about the CCP's underground 'Great Wall of Nuclear,' because this term actually comes from the CCP's own CCTV propaganda, a piece of literature about '5,000 kilometers protecting the dignity of a great nation' and a 'trump card to deter the world.' Look here, this was exposed by CCTV back in February 2015, with a little video, specifically for everyone to see. CCTV exposed the underground 'Great Wall of Nuclear,' and this underground 'Great Wall of Nuclear' was specifically revealed by 'CCTV Mom.' Do you remember that Iran also revealed their underground 'Great Wall of Nuclear' like this before? And not long after it was revealed, everyone who appeared in the video, along with their underground 'Great Wall of Nuclear,' was gone, remember? Our show has talked about this. Let's show everyone, here is what it says: this super project that winds for 5,000 kilometers.

Right, I've watched it. Exactly, let's start right from here. Right off the bat, it says CCTV unleashed its ultimate trump card, showcasing the CCP's deeply hidden strategic bottom line to the entire world. On February 9, 2025, CCTV channels exposed rare internal details of the Rocket Force's underground nuclear Great Wall, as well as the structure of underground launch silos storing intercontinental missiles and complex network corridors, sending a signal that the United States can understand at the nuclear strategic level. Look at the timing, February 9, 2025, just after Trump returned to the White House on January 20. Wasn't the CCP sending this signal directly to Trump? No wonder Trump specifically showed Xi this or that helicopter at the White House; that was completely not about the helicopter at all, but about the yellow granite helipad beneath the helicopter, all to bring up this granite matter. And then it says here, it claims this is the world's only doomsday survival fortress, isn't that Xi's nuclear bunker? And then it says China has long played nuclear deterrence to a new height, what you see is just the tip of the iceberg, and all the real weapons of mass destruction are hidden inside the granite mountains. See that? It really is granite! Our audience friends are very smart, awesome! It says here, right? The United States has long underestimated the CCP's nuclear weapons, and this nuclear warhead count is also growing rapidly. Hey, speaking of which, when he said these words back then, he didn't expect he was nailing himself to his own final scaffold. This final nail was placed by your own hands, right? The poor man's nuclear weapon, COVID, wasn't enough, here comes a real nuclear weapon! Along with a granite doomsday fortress. Oh man, really, no wonder Trump said Xi understands Xi, and really loves quality granite. Oh my god! And then it says what's in here? Just the Rocket Force's DF-41 intercontinental missiles are enough to put the entire U.S. East Coast within range! We have built our nuclear counterattack capability into a systematic project that cannot be half-destroyed. Oh my god! At that time, I hadn't seen such a piece of propaganda, it was boasted to this extent. On February 9 last year, they still thought Trump wouldn't dare to fight this trade war with them, thought Trump wouldn't dare to mess with Venezuela, thought Iran had Fordow and the mountain facilities, right? This really gives a completely different feeling compared to back then and now! Hey, everyone tell me, digging this out now, does it feel full of irony? Look what it says here, why does China need this underground nuclear Great Wall? Because U.S. nuclear strategy is always changing, and it even doesn't rule out a preemptive strike, while China emphasizes a retaliatory strike, ensuring that after suffering a surprise attack, it still has sufficient counterattack capability to make opponents not dare to act rashly. This sentence is very interesting, why does he say he can only strike second? Because he knows he has no way to monitor like the U.S. does now, monitoring Iran, monitoring the CCP, right? And including monitoring Russia and so on, just think about it and you'll know. Trump even said, what kind of employee ID badge are they carrying underground? Who is this person, right? You can almost see their fingerprints, and they can match you in the database, watching your every move. Under this circumstance, if the U.S. were to launch a nuclear strike against the CCP, the CCP definitely wouldn't have the ability to get intelligence in advance, so all it can do is boast that it strikes second. Hey, after you get hit, actually, isn't that just Mao Zedong's quote? Two-thirds of eastern China can be abandoned, we can hide in the western doomsday fortress, as long as the west doesn't die, we can personally command a retaliatory strike. That's what he thinks, right? And then, so this underground fortification, hey, boasting that its concealment is extremely strong, saying that U.S. reconnaissance satellites can also hardly grasp the specific deployment of missiles. Let's talk about the Fordow matter, haven't you seen clearly whether the U.S. can grasp it? Otherwise, why did Trump say that mountain facility really needs to be considered for an attack, right? Because after Fordow was bombed, the CCP still held onto a glimmer of hope, always feeling that the mountain facility hadn't been bombed yet, right? Once that mountain facility is built, it's deeper and sturdier than Fordow, hey, then you in the U.S. can't hit it, it still held onto this delusional fantasy. Therefore, the U.S. will definitely strike the mountain facility to make an example for you. Of course, this probably still won't wake them up, they must experience it firsthand when the time comes to understand, there's no helping that, right? IQ determines the upper limit. And it also boasts that in wartime, the U.S. military cannot precisely strike China's nuclear arsenal, and can only be forced to face China's nuclear counterattack. That means it wants to use the DF-41 to blow up the entire U.S. East Coast! And look at what it says, starting from digging deep tunnels in the 1960s, it has spent decades tunneling through hundreds of mountains, stubbornly weaving a network of underground defenses. Just look at that mudslide in Tibet and the debris flow, do you know if the mountains inside have been hollowed out or not, right? Of course, we say now this mudslide has already occurred, and the way that mudslide happened was so bizarre, I think the U.S. should be focusing on which mountains in Tibet have been hollowed out, and whether there are any that haven't been discovered yet, right? It's all very possible. And then look at this.

Keep bragging, yeah. This Antonio once said, showing these tunnels, is it meant to let the US directly carpet-bomb them with nuclear bunker-busters? What are China's leeks treated as? Well, leeks are just leeks; leeks are meant for wrapping dumplings, frying with eggs, or used as animal feed, right? You can't assume the the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) treats leeks as human beings; it's just this crazy from the start. So those of us with brains will look at this and think, do you really think you can win by pulling this off? Look at Iran, hasn't it already demonstrated this? Look at how thoroughly destroyed it already is, right? But why am I reading this out now? First, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), with its ceiling of personal command and its current desperate posture of a wild run toward a dead end, right? It is already purely benchmarking the Qing dynasty of the Boxer Rebellion era, and even worse in foundation than the Qing dynasty. Another thing, aren't we showing this to everyone? On February 9 of last year, making such a big fuss, right? I really mean, if everyone reads this article from February 9 of last year, the realization definitely isn't as profound as it is now. What else did it say? That China is biding its time, while the US practices the law of the jungle. That with this provocation in the Asia-Pacific region by your Sino-America, and even wanting to play nuclear blackmail, you first have to weigh whether you can withstand it. The surprise of the Dongfeng Express drilling out of granite is the consequence: if you punch me once, I wipe out your entire family. Did you understand that? It's telling everyone, this is the propaganda announced to the world by the CCP's own CCTV, oh. Dongfeng missile nuclear warheads drilling out from the granite, doomsday defending the US. You punch me once, I wipe out your entire family. I'm just asking you, why wouldn't the US destroy it, what is it keeping it for? So you see, really.

This granite meme is brilliant, by the way! Speaking of which, I actually looked it up. In China, places like Xinjiang, Tibet, and indeed Beijing all have hard granite mountain ranges. Take Xinjiang, right? Why conduct nuclear tests there? The granite bodies in Xinjiang are concentrated in the core areas of major mountain ranges. Take the Koktokay National Geologic Park, which is in the Altai Mountains; that's the world's most famous bell-shaped granite landform, featuring huge natural monolithic granite known as the God Bell Mountain. Then, moreover, you have places like deep inside Lop Nur, many of those declassified underground nuclear test vertical shafts, which reached hundreds of meters down by drilling through hard granite. That's because they had to use the extremely high density and hardness of the granite to completely seal and close off the energy of a nuclear explosion. Take Tibet; Tibet not only has granite belts, but also, as we are familiar with, the Himalayas and the Gangdese Mountains, their cores and basements are all granite bedrock formed from cooled magma deep in the Earth's crust. So you see, along the China-India border, there are many high-altitude military bunkers, underground fortifications, radar stations, and tunnels directly built inside huge mountain ranges from natural granite or other similar high-strength rock layers. This is natural, an ultra-strong defense, right? Isn't that why we talked about the doomsday plane flying toward the doomsday fortress in Tibet?

Then, isn't there a nuclear submarine base in Qingdao? Qingdao is actually made of granite too. Ah, Qingdao is very typical because when we were young, people said Qingdao wanted to dig subways, but kept failing to dig through. That was a long time ago, about ten years ago, before Qingdao got subways, because of Qingdao's granite. At that time, building a subway was considered too high in cost or something. But now, of course, technology has improved, right? Everything has started to break through. Moreover, there are many things like—actually, back in the Japanese and German occupation periods, plus later after liberation, those mountains in Qingdao like Laoshan, because they are granite mountain ranges, also contain many ammunition depots and air-raid shelters inside. Then take Beijing, right? We talk about the Western Hills in Beijing, don't we? Why is the Western Hills area Beijing's nuclear shelter? Because that place is also a granite mountain range, combined with over a thousand meters of soil coverage depth, right? So people think that place is safe, isn't it?

But look, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) thinks that this granite nuclear tunnel, this so-called doomsday bunker, once built, will allow Xi to think, 'If you punch me, I'll wipe out your whole family.' He thinks the U.S. will have to weigh the surprise of these 'Dongfeng Express' missiles emerging from the granite. Hey, Trump said he understands it well; he really likes granite. So, do you think Trump understands? Trump's implication is that he does understand, but if I were to evaluate him, if I call him an expert, then I am even more of an expert, right? Why did Trump use this granite meme to poke fun at them? Do you know where the world's most powerful nuclear command system, the granite one, the one universally recognized as the strongest and heaviest underground facility, is located? It's the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), the Cheyenne Mountain Complex, right? That is the truly most powerful one, understand? The entire Cheyenne Mountain is also a granite massif. The U.S. has it itself, so who knows what level your CCP version can actually reach? You can all go online and look, because this Cheyenne Mountain air defense command center, the North American Command, used to be open for public tours, but it was reportedly closed a couple of years ago—it should have been around 2024 when they started closing it and stopped opening it to the public, right? It's clearly preparing for war, right? Then there are some videos online that show you some of the public parts inside. Wow, let me tell you, the CCP, even if you give them another hundred years, they won't be able to build such an amazing fortification. So, Trump is truly proud of it! You have to know why they all like granite so much. It's because granite itself is very suitable; it has high compressive strength, right? So it is inherently very suitable for this kind of work, especially for nuclear defense and nuclear command fortifications. For example, if there were a nuclear explosion, granite could provide massive mass shielding.

Furthermore, this hard, intact granite massif allows you to drill the tunnel very deep, and it can maintain very high long-term stability, understand? And because it's very hard, it can also effectively transmit seismic and shock waves. Hey, the CCP has only learned the superficial aspects, because the CCP thinks, 'Look, I understand this too,' right? Inside Cheyenne Mountain, it is said that they built 15 independent buildings, which are equivalent to being built on over 1,300 large steel springs. Because they specifically used these steel springs to build the foundation, look at this approach—we have granite too, right? So the CCP thinks, 'It's fine, I'm the same as you, so I can compare myself to you.' Hey, you shouldn't have crooked thoughts. But since we're on this topic, I have to say a few more words. Why is Cheyenne Mountain so powerful? It's not just a matter of granite. Indeed, you could say the granite itself is the armor, because it's deep inside the mountain, equivalent to having hundreds of meters of granite thickness on the outside, and their blast doors are also made very heavy and very thick. But they have even more special designs inside. For example, for the exterior, we know they have those zigzag-shaped tunnels, isolation zones, right? Blast doors, and independent air systems. So if there is an explosive shock, it can't even go in a straight line; it's a zigzag path, so the force is dispersed, the impact force is dispersed.

Additionally, we say they have considered many other aspects; it's definitely not just a granite issue. They have also considered things like EMP (electromagnetic pulse) resistance. Of course, the bunker itself is a good barrier, but the U.S. also has specialized electromagnetic protection. Hey, I'm asking you, Xi, can your electromagnetic protection compare to the U.S.? Can your EMP protection compare to the U.S.? And inside, there are also filtration, suppression, and sealing systems for nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) isolation. Furthermore, they have redundancy in power—not just power, but energy and communication systems—meaning you can't take out the command system in one strike, right? And think about how many years this Cheyenne Mountain fortification has existed? The one you, the CCP, are building—they have been continuously improving it for decades. If there's some new technology, they find it can replace the old ones, right? Regular internal maintenance, and upgrading the military power, and when they have good equipment, they bring it here, and so on. Compared to the CCP's approach of just digging deeper and deeper, like a rat digging a hole, can it compare? Right? So you see, looking at Iran, you know this CCP stuff is just too amateurish. So that's why Trump is so extremely sarcastic about this granite matter, right?

And look, we also have to mention that you know, during the Soviet era, they used this same approach to build those strategic facilities under the Ural Mountains. The Ural Mountains, while not entirely made of granite or anything, have a lot of very hard crystalline and igneous rocks. In terms of the overall engineering approach, it is quite similar to the United States' Mount Weather. Also, take Iran, for example—they are building underground cities, right? Their bedrock isn't necessarily granite; it's not that Iran doesn't have granite, but its geological conditions don't have granite as prevalent as Mount Weather, or as common as in Xinjiang or Tibet. So, the CCP might currently be thinking, right? 'Iran's stuff, you can hit it; it's not granite. Ours is granite, so you can't hit it, you can't penetrate it. Hey, I can launch a Dongfeng missile out of the granite and wipe out your whole family.' Trump says, 'Go ahead and try,' right? So the CCP is currently bragging about its missile silos, and this includes submarines, and planes, all parked in these underground tunnels, right? Command centers, and even, as we mentioned, the Qinling and Taihang Mountains—isn't the CCP digging there too? There are many granite mountain ranges there as well, so this is very interesting, you see.

The CCP has been bragging for a long time, and it's reached this point, remember? What I just read, they are bragging about an area, bragging that they have turned the entire Chinese land into an underground nuclear network, a defense network, see? It's purely based on deep digging, digging everywhere. And we say, look at the U.S. Mount Weather—they built it on the foundation of granite plus deep excavation. As I just mentioned, they have electromagnetic protection, nuclear, biological, and chemical protection, and spring-based seismic isolation, etc., right? So they are number one, without a doubt. Even those of Russia and the Soviet Union have more experience than the CCP, and their designs are very thoughtful. You can rest assured that the CCP cannot be more experienced than the Soviet Union in nuclear defense and such, right? After all, they went through the Cold War. So, the CCP has been bragging for a long time, but in the eyes of the U.S., it's actually: First, you don't know that my satellites can see through it; you have no idea how much I know. Second, once you look inside, as I said, we've given examples before, now the Xi-CCP, Iran, including Russia, etc., right? These physical defense fortifications, managing things above and below ground, under the U.S. satellites and various surveillance systems, look no different from the ant farm toys that children play with at home, with a cross-section, right? The U.S. has nothing better to do, professional military personnel are just staring at what you are doing, right? On the big screen, it's like a child looking at an ant farm toy in a glass tank; hey, these ants are diligently moving things back and forth, thinking they are living very secretly, digging all kinds of holes. What? Your submarine? Your nuclear bomb? Your this and that? Why else does the U.S. keep pointing it out? You say it's not a real earthquake; you are just conducting nuclear tests underground. And now, regarding your nuclear warheads, the U.S. has reached a point where it doesn't want to tolerate it anymore, right? If you don't bring this nuclear control under check, the U.S. and Russia will have to join forces to deal with you.

Look at this point, really comparing it to this article, my god, Trump really doesn't say a single word of nonsense. Why else do we talk about Trump? Aside from these memes, right? Once he opens his mouth, it's 'good, good, very good, excellent,' and there's nothing else to say, because all his thoughts are on these points that poke at Xi, exposing the Xi-CCP's little schemes, these clever ideas, right? As for those polite pleasantries, Trump hasn't prepared a single cent's worth, so he doesn't want to waste any more breath on you, even if he wanted to, he couldn't say it, because just looking at you is like, well, let's say, if someone gave you a pile of shit, could you praise it into a flower, praise it as the world's greatest delicacy? Right? A very straightforward person, especially someone with a personality as direct as Trump, doesn't have that ability. So this granite line really shows everyone, it's confirmed, it's definitely the doomsday bunker that pokes at Xi. So this meme, if our audience hadn't pointed it out, I hadn't seen it on the internet, from the U.S. side, political commentators or anyone paying special attention to this meme. Because the Trump-Xi meeting, right? So many things, just what has already been mentioned, like Les Misérables, APEC, right? The Treaty of San Francisco, the Treaty of Wanghia are enough for them to talk about, because more and more Americans are beginning to understand that this Trump-Xi meeting actually has more than meets the eye, right? The more you chew on it, the more flavor it has.

Well, good, today Bessent posted an article saying that now you see, it has been over two days, right? Three days since September 23. Turkey, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates have successively cut off their aviation relations with Iran, and the United States is still continuously engaging with various countries to continue the economic isolation of Iran. He said that the Iranian rial exchange rate has now fallen to a historic low, and the leadership has also admitted that the economy has suffered a heavy blow. This is what President Pezeshkian himself said during an exclusive television interview in the United States on Fox, right? Including before, the New York Times has been hyping things up for Iran all along, but now that Pezeshkian himself has come out to say this, the New York Times can no longer hype it up for you, how can you hype it? Ah, you say Iran has won completely, but they say we are almost dying of poverty. If you say Iran is so amazing, they say then let me trade with you, I will stay in the United States and you go live in Iran, would you be willing?

And specifically, it's very interesting here, Bessent specifically thanked the governments of the UK, Turkey, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates, and then he didn't specifically say what he was thanking them for, because if you look at the previous paragraphs he talked about, he said that when efforts are showing results, stopping Iranian airlines or Mahan Air flights, he didn't mention the UK here.

But then he suddenly added a thank you to the UK, and then shifted to saying that since there is still a lot of work to be done to stop Tehran's terrorist attempts, we will continue to cooperate closely. This is very interesting, because he posted this today, ah, this was yesterday, right? Today it immediately broke out, as was mentioned in the morning, the joint British-American base in Greece was almost directly attacked by terrorists using three trucks plus explosives. So you see, we obviously didn't see the UK refusing flights to land, or any such obvious actions. And we also know the UK, right? They will avoid helping whenever they can, this is basically out in the open, just short of directly causing trouble! And they are also heavily biased, extremely pro-CCP, right? But Bessent singled out the UK here, and I think he is actually linking this to the British Air Force joint base that was almost attacked by terrorists, and now the UK has to cooperate vigorously with the United States on this matter, right? Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to handle it themselves, right?

Under this circumstance, it means the UK has already begun to be shaken. So he says here that there is still a lot of work to be done in terms of stopping terrorist attempts. In other words, the financial sources of these terrorists, etc., their economic lifelines, right? Everyone knows, who is the biggest supporter behind Tehran in implementing terrorism? Isn't it the Chinese Communist Party? Ah, including Xi just leaving, didn't Han Zheng openly support Iran at the UN? The timing of Han Zheng's support for Iran, right after he finished speaking, the news about the Iran-backed terrorist attack plot on the Greek base was released. Doesn't this event mean that Han Zheng once again confirmed in an official capacity? Yes, yes, whether it's Trump, or the US government, the characterization is unquestionable. That our Chinese Communist Party is the biggest supporter behind Iran and its entire network, so what, right? Come and try, touch me, what can you do to me, right? Trump said, yeah, yeah, let's try, right? Anyway, your granite you understand, I understand even better than you哦.

This matches up, hey, we can see that going head-to-head with the Chinese Communist Party has now accelerated to the level of a nuclear doomsday defense of the US. Hey, truly this speed is surprising enough, right? And Bessent also said, it's hilarious. When Bessent started implementing aviation sanctions against Iran on September 23, he specifically told Fox that 80 to 90 percent of Iran's international flights had already been suspended that day, but he didn't know how Iran's UN representatives planned to go home, right?

You say with your airplane, others won't give you airspace, nor will they give you landing airports, nor will they provide you with various services, how are you going to get over there when the time comes? Could it be that you paddle a boat over, go ashore, and then switch to land transportation? Right? It's very interesting. And everyone also knows, who finally opened up for them? It's very obvious, right, the Chinese Communist Party, right? The Chinese Communist Party definitely has to put on a show, putting on a brave face despite physical exhaustion, and continuing to maintain aviation exchanges as before. The United States said that's great, this is exactly the contrast we want, so that everyone can see, when I beat you later, it will be a beating that leaves you speechless, completely submissive, right? The more you talk, the more you die from talking too much! Just like the Chinese Communist Party now every day, whether it's Han Zheng, or like we just mentioned CCTV introducing the Dongfeng missiles rising from the granite, won't bad guys die from talking too much when the time comes? Right? Who told you to keep screaming? And then, on the 23rd, uh, when Bessent talked about oil, he also said that the United States fully assists 10 to 17 million barrels of oil passing through the Tumen River Strait every day. Actually, do you know? Over the past few days, even 20 million barrels per day can pass through the Strait of Hormuz, right? As many as 60 ships pass through every day under the escort of the US military, and what concept is this 20 million barrels of oil? It is the pre-war concept, and it has even surpassed the pre-war effect. So you say.

Sigh, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) still thinks, oh, look, at the UN General Assembly right now, Pezeshkian and Araghchi are still being so tough, saying, oh, regarding the Strait of Hormuz with you Americans, can we talk about our conditions? We'll open it up for you. Then they say Trump refused, and Trump said something about considering beating up Iran again after the midterms, and so on. Anyway, when these kinds of words come out, you should just listen and take them with a grain of salt. Do you really think Araghchi is stupid enough to, on the one hand, ask the US Diplomatic Security Service or whatever to protect him while surrounded by the CIA and other US intelligence and law enforcement personnel, and then turn around and tell the US, hey, I call the shots in the Strait of Hormuz, and I'm going to bargain with you over whether to open it or not? How is that even possible? This is all for show to the outside world, making you feel that Iran is still the CCP's ice sculpture company or Great Wall of flesh and blood, keeping Xi's heart holding onto this fantasy. How else could Han Zheng be bouncing around saying: Oh, we must support Iran, support Middle Eastern countries, and so on and so forth? Right?

That's how they hook you. As for what happens behind closed doors, my god, go and see what the Iranian president said in that interview, right? Apart from what the Lude Media revealed yesterday, the Iranian president went up there and said our funds have been frozen by China. On the surface, it looks like he's complaining a bit, but in reality, that's paving the way for his own future here—paving it with a token of allegiance. This Iranian president and Araghchi are tied together, right? Basically, they belong to the same category, right? One minute they look anti-American, but the next they are very cowardly, and then they seem to have a workable relationship with the US, right? For example, after coming to the US, the US doesn't kill him and even provides him with dedicated protection. In reality, isn't this guy one of the US's people? Right?

Take what the Iranian president said, that cardboard cutout Khamenei, he said his condition is very good. I just saw him a short while ago, saw him for seven hours, oh, he is about to fully recover. Just this single sentence, let's not even talk about that cardboard cutout Khamenei. Didn't the Iranian president just say last time? When he went to see him previously, he was taken into a car blindfolded, pitch black, and couldn't even see whether the person sitting opposite was human or a ghost. Now he is starting to lie with his eyes open, saying I saw him for seven hours and he has fully recovered. Isn't this just acting? In fact, if you think about it, just from this point you know this guy definitely has problems! But the US is definitely protecting him right now, right? He and the Supreme Leader can meet, regardless of whether that is a cardboard cutout or not. Then he comes to the US, protected by US intelligence personnel. You say, what difference does this make from directly handing the Supreme Leader's whereabouts to Mossad? Right, Mossad, the CIA. Even without you providing intelligence, they are able to lock onto so many targets and so many assassination figures, these people being assassinated. Now, this rare high-ranking Iranian official who has contact with the Supreme Leader runs to the US, finds himself completely surrounded by intelligence personnel, and even requested it himself. So just from this point, you know he is simply here to submit a token of allegiance to the US. But because they still need him to go back, right? Therefore, whether it's his speech at the UN General Assembly on the surface, or saying on the surface that we haven't signed the deal yet, right? Because there are subsequent things left to blow up the mountains, and they still need them to keep dragging the CCP's tail behind them, look at that.

How many words did he actually say on Fox? Either he was asked, 'Does Iran really want these nuclear weapons?' and he said, 'Oh, we don't want them. We actually think nuclear weapons aren't that important, right? No, we absolutely don't want nuclear weapons!' Ah, and when asked why you need 60% enriched uranium, he said, 'Ah, even if you strip away the enriched uranium later and dilute it, it's no big deal.' It's like, well, you could see it as him lying, or you could see it as him saying, 'If I don't want these nuclear weapons by day four, you can all take the uranium, you can all take it to be diluted, I don't care at all.' But he definitely wanted to tell everyone, 'We still have money in the CCP-controlled China, oh.' Ah, isn't that just like when it comes to final war reparations, you have to remember that our own money you take away, we still have a portion in the CCP-controlled China that you can use for reparations. Think about it, from his perspective, if he could become the 'Rodriguez' of Iran on day four, then after the U.S. settles everything in Iran, it will definitely want to invest in Iran too. So at that time, think about it. He has already laid the groundwork now, letting the U.S. help him go to the CCP-controlled China to get the billions or hundreds of billions that the CCP owes him, and then invest it back into Iran under U.S. supervision. We could say the U.S. doesn't lose out, and Iran doesn't lose out; who loses out? The CCP-controlled China is still cheering for Iran on one side, while actually already being threaded onto that reparations chain. Why else would Trump take you to look at treaties, right? The Treaty of Tianjin between China and the U.S.—back then the U.S. wasn't strong enough to wage a major war, so it only asked you for privileges, not reparations. By the time of the Boxer Protocol, didn't the U.S. ask you for reparations? Ah, the Boxer Indemnity and such. And now the U.S. is definitely going to turn around, whether it destroys Iran or the CCP, it's going to demand reparations. So you see, Iran came over first to proactively register this debt in the U.S.'s little notebook, and you can go collect the debt slowly later, right? This 'day four,' ah, this president is clearly leaving himself a way out. And it's very clear, when Fox asked him whether this war could end before the end of this year, this Iranian president said directly that it must be the U.S.'s choice! Whether the U.S. actually wants to end this war, right? This sounds like it has no new meaning. But think about it, given what I just said, that he still needs intelligence officers to protect him while in the U.S., isn't this already implying that if I kneel, I will listen entirely to the U.S., and everything is negotiable? Besides, this president has already returned to Iran, right? And then you tell me, how did he go back?

Bessent just said, with the blockade like this, how did he go back? Isn't it still the U.S. giving him the green light? Right? Look, Bessent said Turkey did a good job; Turkey just blocked Mahan Air, didn't that leave a living exit? Why did Turkey only block Mahan Air and not other Iranian flights? Oman didn't block other Iranian flights either? Doesn't this tell you that there is actually an opening, that this president and his team most likely went back via places like Turkey and Oman? And besides, Araghchi hasn't left yet. Don't look at what's being said these past two days about Araghchi and Trump's talks collapsing, 'Oh, Trump didn't agree to Iran's demands!' The CCP is happy again, saying, 'Look, Trump can't handle it, right? Ah, and our Chairman Xi went to the U.S. to demonstrate the demeanor of a great power! Trump can't even handle Iran, and he wants to handle the CCP-controlled China? Ah, I don't believe a word you say!'

Right, right, right, as long as you believe it. Anyway, just remember one sentence: this Foreign Minister Araghchi, right? Don't care about what he says on the surface, including what he says, 'Any aggression against us, we will firmly resist, even if it eventually evolves into a doomsday war!' Saying, 'We are unwilling to back down on the conditions proposed by the U.S.,' but 'we are still willing to continue negotiating with you, the U.S.' Let's just say, Araghchi said he would stay until Wednesday. Ah, isn't he still under the protection of the Diplomatic Security Service these few days? So you have to say, when one is under someone else's roof, one has to bow one's head. You, Araghchi, know that your life is in danger everywhere, right? You say, is it safe to return to Iran? Definitely not safe. Then is it safe to arrive in the U.S.? It's not safe for him either. Ah, does he not want to live? He is under the protection of U.S. intelligence officers, and yet he keeps spouting anti-American rhetoric; this is just putting on a show for you to see, are you really taking it seriously? Right? It's so funny, now let's see, the CCP-controlled China still thinks Iran is still useful, right?

And then today the United States also announced something, well, not today, I guess it was yesterday the US announced something else, which is that an Iranian citizen was sentenced for transferring sensitive technologies to Iran via the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Hey, why is the Department of Justice bringing this out to announce right now? It's very obvious, right? Over the past couple of days, everyone has been talking about the CCP supporting Iran, and legislators—whether Democrats or Republicans—are all saying that Iran has enhanced its military strength with the help of the CCP, and even caused casualties among US troops in Jordan! This matter is basically China declaring war on the US. Think about it, aside from satellites, providing satellite intelligence and assistance, if you want to make this accusation solid beyond a doubt—that because the CCP entered the fray and participated in this manner, resulting in US military casualties, the US can therefore reasonably and legally launch a military retaliation against you—to make that solid, you certainly cannot rely solely on something as simple as providing satellite photos, right? Because you have to ensure that state security secrets are not leaked.

There is some evidence you cannot publicly display, and the CCP is consistently shameless in its denials, right? So how do you handle a thing like this? Well, look, at this exact moment, a case like this appears, right? The most important thing about this case is the concise sentence in the headline: Iran obtained sensitive US military technologies through the CCP, thereby legally and thoroughly substantiating layer by layer that the CCP is helping Iran fight US troops. This person and this case, actually.

He was sentenced today—well, it was announced on Friday—to 18 months in imprisonment. Why? Because this person named Raza Dinda was indicted in the US in August 2014, and then arrested in Panama in July of last year. This April, he was finally extradited from Panama to the US. And after arriving, it took him only six weeks to plead guilty in the US to four charges, two of which were exporting goods to an embargoed country, and two of which were smuggling goods from the US. Ah, and regarding his case.

The judge said that this crime took place more than a decade ago, and since he has already served a considerable amount of time in a Panama prison, he was sentenced to 18 months, and after serving those 18 months in the US, he will be subject to three years of supervised release, along with a $10,000 fine. The details don't specifically state what model of items were smuggled, but it roughly explains how it went down, saying this occurred between 2010 and 2014. This Dinda ran a company in Xi'an called Newport, and actually, it was just helping Iran procure items, right? And then through fraudulent means, the final destination was China.

During the 2011-2012 period, he and accomplices bought three sets of parts and components required for military sonar from a company in the Western District of Washington, and at the time it was said they were bought in Xi'an, so they were for a Chinese company. But the actual plan was for the parts to arrive in China first, and then be shipped to Iran through the CCP to evade sanctions. So look at this matter, right? What is most important? It's that more than ten years ago, the US actually didn't care about those few military sonar sets being shipped to China. Think about it, the military equipment that can be shipped to China and bought by the CCP—how advanced could it possibly be? Right? Compared to things that cannot be sold to Iran, this is not just—

Some things can neither be sold to China nor to Iran back then, right? And then there were some things that just couldn't be sold to Iran, but the CCP could take them, though anything advanced was still limited. So back at that time, the CCP was very brazenly ordering these things from the US with the receiver being China. In this case, just looking at the prison sentence, you can tell that getting those three sets of military sonar did not affect any of the US's various very high-level military secrets. What was wanted? What was wanted was a guilty plea! You plead guilty, you cooperate with the investigation. More than ten years ago, the CCP was already helping you like this, so what do you say?

The CCP helping Iran and causing US military casualties—the CCP is essentially equivalent to a participant in the war. From a legal standpoint, the significance of this is far more serious, right? You say, you did this knowingly; did you commit it only once, or did you just start recently, or do you have a history of committing crimes like this for at least a decade, right? So the most important point of this case is right here. Now you see the Graham Act, and you see cases like this—the US is just.

Across all fields, my whole page is full of what the CCP has done! What the CCP has done to help America's enemies! Ah, what the CCP did and then refused to admit, and then was caught by us, and we recorded this matter, put it on record, right? So this time, when Xi went to the National Archives, wasn't it to let these lawless people of the CCP—whether it's Xi himself or the people around him—go and study? Just look at the national archives, including these, well, these also belong to national archives, right? Cases and so on.

When these things are laid out, they will become the most heavyweight basis for when your the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) country eventually has to be open up. Denying it is useless, right? And understanding you, look at how you operate, how you operated a decade ago, how you operate now, right? The United States has all of this figured out crystal clear. Then, speaking of this, let me show everyone what happened during the UN General Assembly, because in the past few days I didn't get the chance to talk about the UN General Assembly news, and there are a few—not just a few, but quite a few very interesting things. For example, Netanyahu came to New York to attend the UN General Assembly, and just on the day he arrived, the day he went to give a speech at the UN, hey, this video was released online.

It was released on the 25th. What does it mean? Look, near a hotel in Manhattan close to where Netanyahu originally planned to stay, two people crawled out of a sewer manhole.

Then these two people were already arrested, one is 25 years old and the other is 26 years old, one named Kevin and the other named Samuel. Surveillance footage captured them early in the morning crawling out of the sewer at the intersection of Park Avenue and East 61st Street, so the police arrested them for trespassing and conspiracy. Then the police did not say what they were actually doing underground, nor did they explicitly state whether they posed a threat to Netanyahu. But the connection is very obvious, and outlets like Fox News and others would naturally speculate in this direction. Moreover, investigators reportedly found in the surveillance that a third person also crawled out from the underground passage.

This is definitely not just some ordinary homeless people living in a sewer or anything that simple, right? This is—why do you think whenever something happens in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) country, the underground passages of Chang'an Avenue are sealed up, and those sewer manholes are watched closely, with everything inside thoroughly checked out? Look, these things are indeed—if someone wants to carry out a terrorist attack or a espionage operation, hey, they really need to watch them closely. So look, Israel, right? This is now.

Having clashed with Iran to this extent, and with Gaza and everything having already signed peace agreements, there are life-threatening dangers everywhere, right? Including Netanyahu coming over—I dare say, I'm certain that he definitely had some intelligence beforehand, otherwise it wouldn't have been his originally planned hotel. But this matter lets everyone see that whether it is President Trump or Netanyahu, right? Those who are truly fighting these evil forces right now are also living under this kind of survival threat every day, so it is impossible for them to back down! If he backs down, if he backs down today, tomorrow these people will slaughter his entire family, that's just how it is, right? Just like us, we cannot back down either, right? We can only stand with you to the very end!

At the same time, everyone may have heard that the Israeli ambassador to the US—on September 20—his son was the victim of a terrorist attack on September 23, and the ambassador to the US flew back to Israel the next day to visit his son. Because his son, while on duty as a reservist in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), was rammed by a car coming from the West Bank on the Palestinian side—a sort of suicide attack—leaving him heavily injured and still in critical condition.

Furthermore, at the time, after his son was injured while on duty, the 29-year-old Pakistani attacker was later shot and killed. This Israeli ambassador actually seems to have two sons; this is the younger son, and his eldest son was a reserve major who was killed in combat in northern Gaza in November 2020—or rather, November 2023, after the massacre—alongside three other reservists, and died on the spot.

So for him, the blow is extremely heavy. Do you see? This is—under this kind of circumstance, you say the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), with Xi right here, making all sorts of promises, claiming not to support Iran and hoping for peace—and then, right after raising his legs and leaving, he had Han Zheng publicly support Iran and Cuba at the UN! Wouldn't you say this is just drawing hatred onto themselves? And how could these terrorist attacks succeed without the strong assistance of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)? Moreover, I think this must have been a targeted, deliberate attack aimed right at him, because this ambassador.

Just two or three—a little over two years ago, right? One son was killed in action, and now his other son has also—although today's updates indicate that he seems to have recovered a bit, thanking everyone for their prayers and so on, it is still not optimistic, meaning he is still on the verge of life and death, right? Plus, how much recovery can there be? Just imagine what kind of recovery a severely wounded person can achieve; it's hard to say, one can only say everyone is praying for him, right?

Aren't these people all on the terrorist watch list, right? Therefore, they have no chance to back down. In addition, their family—just when his son was severely injured in the car ramming, what was the good news? It was that his other daughter, hearing about her younger brother...

After this serious injury, well, she was originally two weeks away from giving birth, but as a result of the shock, she went into labor early and her water broke. But the silver lining was that at the time, her daughter was at the hospital visiting her younger brother, so she happened to be in the same hospital, and she successfully gave birth to a baby. So he was promoted to grandfather, which can be considered a small comfort. Additionally, his son's condition is now showing signs of improvement, which is also a good thing. However, let's take a look at how the CCP's propaganda machine covers this. The headlines they write, knowing full well that the family is facing tragic news—the eldest son died in battle in Gaza, and the second son is hanging by a thread after being attacked in Gaza—yet all these CCP media outlets...

The Publicity Department of the CCP Central Committee makes these self-media outlets write things that are completely inhumane, all stabbing in the back. In the end, they say things like, 'Who told you to go to Gaza to commit genocide?' They say, 'You made Gaza have no hope, so the Pakistani human rights organizations believe this is your punishment.' 'Who told you to commit genocide in Gaza?' Look.

Look, they even say, 'When his eldest son died in battle, it was only a few weeks after Israel launched a genocidal war against Gaza on October 7.' This is the narrative the CCP's propaganda is still using to this day. Who actually started the war on October 7? It's as if Israel initiated this war voluntarily. It is completely, utterly inhumane, isn't it? So, I say, the Xi-led CCP is the greatest threat to human survival; can we really afford not to eliminate them? Sigh.

Speaking of this, let me show you a few photos of Israeli soldiers on duty. For example, there is a video, possibly from an operation in August but only released recently, showing the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) arresting two terrorists in Jenin, near the West Bank, close to Gaza. Look, these two terrorists were reportedly planning attacks on Israeli civilians and security forces.

This is very similar to the scenes in the show "Fauda" that I recommended. Places like Gaza and Jenin are all areas of urban warfare, so Israeli intelligence must be extremely precise to allow them to—look, it's like playing a video game—maneuver back and forth through these narrow corridors to accurately locate and lock onto these terrorists. Look, they caught those two terrorists in some room, right? The whole way there, they were risking their lives! And you say, if they were really committing indiscriminate genocide...

Then would they need to risk their lives to catch terrorists? Wouldn't it be easier to just drop a few big missiles inside, right? So you can see how evil it is for the CCP to speak up for these terrorists! And then, let me show you this one, it was at the time...

A few weeks ago, because I wanted to tell you about this but didn't have the chance. This was around September 10, during the Israeli New Year, when they destroyed an underground tunnel in Lebanon used by Hezbollah. Netanyahu personally released this footage. Do you see it? Because this tunnel was very long, reportedly about 5.4 kilometers, so what you see is a massive, continuous explosion.

Of course, when the CCP saw this, they said, 'Oh, that one in Lebanon wasn't made of granite, that's why their tunnel exploded. The ones our Chairman Xi uses are made of granite, just you wait.' This one wasn't made of granite, so it was relatively easier to blow up, right? But can these tunnels really save their lives?

I specifically looked up the introduction to this tunnel, and it's very interesting. It is said that the IDF didn't even use missiles; they used 1,100 tons of explosives. It completely destroyed a reinforced tunnel network consisting of eight interconnected tunnels beneath a mountain. This was a very important command and weapons hub for Hezbollah, a large complex containing command rooms, generators, kitchens, and so on.

And the mountain itself is about 600 meters above sea level. It is said that this tunnel was built with the assistance of Iran and was one of the most important nerve centers for Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Furthermore, compared to other underground tunnels of Hezbollah, its depth and level of defensive reinforcement were extremely high; it is said that even airstrikes alone would struggle to cause serious damage to it, you understand? So in this situation, this...

Hezbollah, right? They also thought it was very impressive. Heavy firepower was deployed there, and it allowed them to observe the terrain and implement fire control. Plus, this location is very close to the Israeli border, right? So for them, this place was absolutely perfect.

After the explosion, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) explained that for decades, militants have launched many terrorist attacks from this area, and this entire system has been in use for twenty years. The IDF said they dispatched troops in August to control the perimeter from the outside and then began a rapid clearing operation. Because they already possessed extremely detailed, high-quality intelligence, they caught Hezbollah completely off guard. I later looked at relevant third-party reports; the Israeli side said their troops suddenly appeared at the vertical shaft entrances leading to the surface, and when they surrounded them, the Hezbollah members inside didn't even notice—they were completely taken by surprise. In the end, the Israeli military achieved operational control over the entire mountain. Finally, they blew up the tunnels on a large scale. I don't know exactly how many people were inside, but according to media outlets associated with Hezbollah, there might have been about twenty to forty people. Regardless, the IDF said the terrorists inside either fled or were killed. But those who fled probably won't survive long outside, as Israel is constantly conducting clearing operations there, right? Otherwise, look at this.

Why is the CCP so anxious? Because this 'Great Wall of Flesh and Blood' has had its bricks plucked away, hasn't it? If you show someone a brick from the Great Wall, it's just one brick stacked upon another. If they are dismantled one by one, you won't have a Great Wall anymore, will you? Look at this.

See, Hezbollah's 'bricks' are being dismantled one by one! This video was released later, showing the tunnel. This is the demolition—before the explosion, while they were dismantling the tunnel, they were either planting explosives or conducting reconnaissance underground. See that? The inside of the tunnel looks like this; it's not very primitive. It has living areas and shower areas, right? You can take a shower in there; you can live in there. Look at this state.

It doesn't feel much different from the slums on the ground in Gaza, does it? Anyway, it has all been overturned now. Alright, moving on to something interesting that I didn't have time to talk about yesterday, because we have so much relevant content to share. The matter of Huang Jiguang and Lee Jae-myung, right? This guy Lee Jae-myung actually came to the UN General Assembly and, in an exclusive interview with The New York Times, openly and subtly disparaged the United States. Trump met with him for thirty minutes and even said, 'Heh, I want to invite him to play golf.' He was quite surprised himself, as it's said he didn't expect Trump to meet him before he arrived.

But let me tell you, Trump plays Lee Jae-myung even more easily than he plays Xi Jinping. Lee Jae-myung's brain isn't particularly sharp; he clearly hasn't figured out how transparent Trump sees him as, right? He thinks, 'I have a powerful CCP China behind me.' Come, let's show you first. After Lee Jae-myung went back, he started making trouble. What kind of trouble? Look, suddenly a piece of news came out two days ago, after meeting Trump during the UN General Assembly.

It said Lee Jae-myung publicly accused Ukraine, claiming that Ukraine leaked the news that two North Korean prisoners of war had been sent to South Korea. Because these two North Korean POWs were captured while fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war in 2025, and then sent back to South Korea, right? So, what is this about? Lee Jae-myung said, 'You violated the confidentiality agreement, because...'

Zelenskyy brought this up at the UN headquarters on the 24th—or maybe around the 23rd or 24th—it was revealed at the UN headquarters. And when Zelenskyy mentioned this, he said, 'Oh, capturing these two North Korean soldiers alive wasn't easy.' Then, the South Korean opposition party realized, 'Hey, why didn't we know about this? If Zelenskyy hadn't said it, we wouldn't have heard of it.' So, Lee Jae-myung ran to Twitter and posted, 'I don't know why Ukraine violated the agreement to make this public; this makes me very disappointed.'

He also emphasized that the fact that North Korean POWs were sent to South Korea is very sensitive and could have a major impact on diplomatic security and the situation on the Korean Peninsula. He even said, 'We all agree that keeping information confidential is the correct approach.' Zelenskyy's side is very good at dealing with the media, so one of Zelenskyy's advisors immediately said, 'Hey, we in Ukraine are an open country; I won't accept you throwing dirt on me like this. If we had secretly sent these two soldiers away and covered it up without saying anything, that would have seemed even stranger.'

So, do you see this? Suddenly, Zelenskyy... you know, we had all heard about Zelenskyy capturing North Korean soldiers before, because there were interviews released. Do you remember seeing that footage? And last year, North Korea sent troops openly as well, and everyone knew about the capture of North Korean soldiers. And you say those North Korean defectors, aren't most of them living in South Korea? Logically speaking, I also find this whole thing very strange.

What is there that cannot be said? Besides, North Korea openly states, "I did send troops to the front lines, right?" It even honors its fallen soldiers and pledges loyalty to its Russian dad. Why does Ukraine need to hide and keep it under wraps? When someone asks where the captured North Korean soldiers are, Zelenskyy essentially says, "Shh, it's a secret, I can't tell you." Doesn't that feel a bit absurd?

So do you see what's going on here? This is quite interesting. You might wonder why Lee Jae-myung, during the UN General Assembly, had only an interview with The New York Times and a private thirty-minute conversation with Trump, without generating any major buzz. It's because Americans aren't particularly focused on Lee Jae-myung. Yet he deliberately brought this matter up himself to secure an opportunity to get into the media. We just have to watch how this plays out—it's very interesting. Let me tell you, why wouldn't he want this matter to be made public? Why does he have this sense of being driven to anger by embarrassment?

To put it bluntly, it's not about sensitivity at all. Look at this: he claims diplomatic security and the situation on the Korean Peninsula will be heavily impacted because of it. Let me tell you, there is definitely—not to say entirely—one very important reason: he originally wanted to use these two North Korean soldiers to make a deal with North Korea.

Because the Chinese Communist Party wants him to turn the North-South Korea issue into an internal affair of the peninsula, thereby squeezing the United States out. So you see, Lee Jae-myung has constantly been winking, flirting, and throwing himself at North Korea, but North Korea completely ignores him. Now that two North Korean soldiers have been sent to South Korea, let me tell you, you can only understand this matter if you look at it from this angle: he wanted to carry out some kind of private maneuvering—"I'll send the people back as a goodwill gesture, and can we improve our relations a bit? Once our relations improve, this..."

With the entire U.S. presence here, we could say, "You don't need the US Forces Korea anymore, we can squeeze you out," and all that sort of ongoing play. Isn't that the meaning behind it? So now that it's been exposed, he panics: "Oh, my diplomatic security and the peninsula's situation are affected!" There are so many North Korean defectors in South Korea who openly appear on programs and do all sorts of things.

Why would this affect anything? Are you saying a North Korean defector in South Korea is some kind of earth-shattering news? Right? Think about it, if a North Korean defector in China dared to speak out publicly, that would be a huge deal, because the Chinese Communist Party would catch them and send them right back to South Korea.

Do you remember a couple of years ago, there was this very formidable North Korean defector in the Chinese Communist Party's territory who broke out of prison? After being caught by the Chinese Communist Party, he broke out again, and then the Chinese Communist Party offered a bounty to search the world for him. In the end, after being reported by a few thoroughly conscience-less people—some Northeasterners—when the Chinese Communist Party caught that person, the very first thing they did was slash his Achilles tendons. And nobody knows whether that person is dead or alive, because North Korean defectors cannot openly stay in the territory of the Chinese Communist Party. But in South Korea, they can openly engage in activities, and this is a widely recognized fact across all levels of South Korean society.

So only when a secret is exposed do people get this angry out of embarrassment, you know? As for what he privately wanted to negotiate with these two people—was it an attempt to establish a channel for renewed communication and secret dealings, since North Korea currently ignores South Korea? South Korea's number one priority would be to re-establish a channel for secret collusion, right? Maybe he was currently in the middle of operating to use these two people for some backroom deals, half-way through, only for Zelenskyy to blurt it out.

Right? And besides, could it be to exchange for certain promises and consensus? Look, even the opposition party knew nothing about this, which is a huge problem. And now Zelenskyy has exposed it all in one go, causing him to fly into a rage out of humiliation! Meanwhile, news from the North Korean side came out at the exact same time. Look, Reuters reported it almost back-to-back.

Right when Zelenskyy was talking about this at the UN, Reuters simultaneously reported that North Korea refused to halt its nuclear tests. It stated that the North Korean Foreign Ministry publicly rejected the international community's statements urging it to halt nuclear tests on basically the exact same day, calling it a serious political provocation by hostile forces against the country. Look, regarding South Korea, as we discussed with everyone just a couple of days ago, hasn't South Korea always said, "Oh, when North Korea doesn't conduct nuclear tests, we are willing to act as a mediator"? The Chinese Communist Party also claims it is willing to act as a mediator. Furthermore, Lee Jae-myung in South Korea constantly pipes up: "Oh, US, you don't need to pressure North Korea, and you don't need to contact them yourself; I, South Korea, will help you make contact. After we make contact, we'll sign a peace agreement first, completely putting an end to the war, and then we'll slowly talk to them and make them give up their nuclear tests."

Do you see? Fatty the Third is stubbornly insisting that he must possess nuclear weapons, giving off the vibe that unless the US comes personally to resolve this matter with him, he won't give the time of day to anyone else who tries to butt in.

So combining these two points, look at this: if Lee Jae-myung wants to curry favor regarding the issue of North Korean prisoners of war in exchange for a softened stance or communication channels from North Korea, isn't that much easier to understand? Moreover, look at how these events happened during the UN General Assembly. Because it was during the UN General Assembly, it involved both Zelenskyy and North Korea, which everyone was keeping an eye on. Hey, the public opinion effect of this was very good, right? Lee Jae-myung was put in a very passive position. Then besides that, for the past few days people have been talking about why sensitive F-35 components sent from Australia to the US for repair suddenly flew to the Chinese Communist Party.

The initial reports said Hong Kong, but now more and more details are coming out, and more and more people are being exposed in this. Look, when the news first broke, of course the Chinese Communist Party government denied it. What did the Australia side say? Australia said there were nothing sensitive, saying that although these F-35 components went to Hong Kong, this matter wasn't all that sensitive. Meaning our responsibility isn't that big. Furthermore, we followed the proper procedures; how they got there, we have no idea.

Then, after this matter was reported for a few days, further details came out. According to the latest details, the plane carrying the F-35 components—which was originally scheduled to be brought back from Australia to the US for repairs—stopped in South Korea during the flight, and was then rerouted to Hong Kong. The sensitive parts were directly seized by the Chinese Communist Party and have not been returned to this day. When adding this detail, sources familiar with the matter said it remains unclear why it stopped in South Korea, and why it was rerouted to Hong Kong. Oh, and it is unclear whether it was a deliberate transfer or a misrouting.

See that? As it turns out, the problem isn't just with Hong Kong, and it's not just that there was likely a mole on the Australian side; South Korea turns out to be very important too! You say UPS is responsible for this, right? And then Lockheed Martin, as the manufacturer, is responsible for coordinating the overall supply chain and designating the transport service providers—how on earth did such a huge screw-up happen so suddenly?

Just how many moles are there in all this? Look, are there moles inside UPS? This matter has also been brought to the table. Because UPS has a massive business scale in South Korea, operating 56 cargo flights a week there, connecting over 200 countries and regions worldwide. So you tell me, of course, if you say the UPS headquarters made this decision, I think that's unlikely; they don't have a death wish, and it wouldn't be worth it. But their massive business department in South Korea—hehe, guess how many people belonging to the Chinese Communist Party are in there? How many pro-CCP people? This way of playing is truly...

I think indeed it's also possible that the Chinese Communist Party was too eager to get their hands on this batch of components and resorted to somewhat unscrupulous means. Because no matter how I look at it, although the whole thing looks very much like a spy thriller, but...

If you wrote a spy thriller and did it this way, right? If you had the ability, you would take them directly, reverse engineer them, and only then would the US find out, or perhaps the US wouldn't even know. But you don't actually have this stuff; you only got your hands on it who knows how many days ago, and whether you even figured out what the coating is to begin with is a big question. I'd bet, let me tell you, the Chinese Communist Party government is probably still studying what on earth this coating is, right? Before you even figured it out, it gets exposed by others! And once it's exposed, it implicates Australia, involves UPS and South Korea, brings in your Hong Kong, and on top of that, whether there are moles inside Lockheed Martin is also uncertain.

It's all out here on the table now. Just us everyday onlookers have already seen so many links in the chain. Yeah, it definitely couldn't be the first time, right? A one-stop shop for stealing technology, how does that even work? Otherwise, why, when Xi landed at the air base, don't you remember? US journalists commented: show him the F-21—if you have the ability, why don't you steal it, right? As a result, Xi came, looked at the F-22, looked at the B1, looked at the B2, and didn't steal a single thing! Instead, he took the narrative chain regarding the historical origins of US-China relations and the Taiwan question from the US National Archives, packed it in his heart, and brought it back!

Look, regarding this F-35, to be honest, there is another possibility: Australia saying this stuff wasn't all that sensitive is actually very likely. The US is now intentionally letting you know that this matter is sensitive, but as to just how sensitive it is, and whether falling into the hands of the Chinese Communist Party is an irrecoverable disaster for the US? I think with the way things are being played right now, getting exposed this quickly, it's likely similar to that case we just talked about regarding Iran—where Iranians imported a few sets of military sonar systems from the Chinese Communist Party government. Advanced? Yes, but not confidential to that extent. This is somewhat like putting out bait to catch a big fish; specifically making a super appetizing bait just to catch a big fish, right?

So the Chinese Communist Party government calculates and calculates, feeling it is truly extremely sensitive, and once they get it, they must use unscrupulous means to get it into their own pockets. While the US actually thinks, *pfft*, everything is completely under my control. So look at how people are discussing this now: the core supply chain networks of Incheon in South Korea, Shenzhen and Shanghai in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the UPS network in the Philippines are not only key springboards for high-speed cargo transit between the Asia-Pacific and Europe/America, but one must also consider just how many loopholes exist here that can be exploited by the Chinese Communist Party!

Hey, why do you think he released all these nodes? Do you guess he has infiltration in Taiwan or the Philippines? Ah, not to mention that they have factories set up in China and Hong Kong. Even if they aren't factories, they are service departments. The people working there must be handpicked by the state security (MSS) and police (Public Security); you don't even need to think hard to know that, right? So, the U.S. is currently using this F-35 to expose your spy chain during transport. And if you want to mess with the F-35, the CCP will definitely mobilize its deep-cover assets! How much will this expose? Look, on one side is public opinion, and on the other, the U.S. has put this case right in front of you. And look, they specifically want to tell everyone that a series of classified briefings were given to the core national security committee of Congress, stating that the first report to the National Security Council was made in June, and more briefings are expected in the future. Hey, if this investigation had no progress, would they really hold multiple briefings just to repeat empty talk? They say it involves the F-35 cockpit canopy and the integration of stealth technology. They say that once the enemy masters it, they could study or even reverse-engineer it. That is theoretically true, right?

But if the CCP really had that capability, they wouldn't be bragging about the J-20 the way they are now. They don't even know that the U.S. has already designed air-to-air missiles specifically targeting the content they are bragging about, right? The CCP's primary capability in this regard is still very backward; it relies mostly on bragging. Secondly, while the U.S. technology is indeed top-tier, the F-35 isn't a product of just a year or two, right? The U.S. has high-end, cutting-edge technology every single day. Oh, do you really think it's so top-tier that the CCP can just snatch the jewel from the crown the moment they get their hands on it? Even if the U.S. gave you the F-35 now, how many years would it take you to master this technology? Forget the F-35; you got so much from your 'Soviet Daddy,' including the Varyag, that old aircraft carrier Ukraine sold you, and you still haven't produced ships, vessels, or aircraft of the same level, right? Can you really replicate the entire F-35 just by getting a cockpit canopy? Of course, the U.S. did spend some effort to set this bait for you, right? But for the U.S., the spy network that was flushed out and brought to the surface is well worth it!

And look, the Pentagon has specifically confirmed this matter too! If the Pentagon didn't want this news to get out, they would have just given no comment. But the F-35 Joint Program Office responded with a statement, saying they are aware of issues during the transport of a batch of F-35 Lightning II parts awaiting repair, are working closely to recover the components, conducting an in-depth investigation, and taking measures to prevent a recurrence. Oh my, it's like the Xi-CCP is terrified of not dying thoroughly enough, constantly smashing its own pot over its own head!

And then there's Lee Jae-myung still here—oh, Ukraine, are you leaking secrets? He doesn't think about it? The F-35 suddenly changed its route in your South Korea for no reason, and according to this description, South Korea wasn't even on its intended stopover route, was it? Why did it suddenly fly to South Korea and stop? Who made the scheduling arrangements? Who seamlessly connected it to the plane flying to Hong Kong? Does your South Korean government really not know about this? Huh? These are all things that need to be investigated. Hey, I even suspect, is it possible that during that 30-minute conversation between Trump and Lee Jae-myung, they also touched upon this UPS transshipment matter? It's possible. With Trump's personality, right? He couldn't have given Lee Jae-myung a pleasant time in private, because Lee Jae-myung just has a face that begs to be punched, don't you think? Right? I'm just saying he's the ugly version of... Bu Bu, someone who makes you want to punch him a few times just by looking at him.

Also, today, these past two days, another piece of news broke: it is said that Chinese intelligence personnel gave a South Korean army soldier a specialized watch camera and asked him to film various intelligence materials during training. Now he's been sentenced to four years and fined over 100,000 RMB. Actually, it's quite light, because I've noticed that the current Lee Jae-myung government in South Korea, right, is just like the pro-CCP Kuomintang government, terrified that giving a heavy sentence to someone involved in espionage with the CCP would hurt their feelings, so they only gave him four years. But among them, those four years are considered relatively heavy. I remember some only getting a year or so. They say this person met a Chinese national through the internet while serving in the military, who claimed to be an intelligence officer, and then in August 2024, this South Korean soldier went to Beijing to meet the person and agreed to provide classified military information. Afterward, he handed over classified information on U.S.-South Korea joint military exercises, the United Nations Command, and South Korean military drills seven times, and in total, he profited about 100,000 RMB, which is about the same as his current fine. They really didn't pay him much.

Well, why does this involve a watch camera? Because he originally used an iPhone to film, but he said that using an iPhone for covert filming is inconvenient, right? You can't just walk around holding an iPhone everywhere; people will know immediately that you're taking pictures. So the Chinese Communist Party arranged a watch camera for him. I went and looked at the detailed reports from South Korea about this case. This watch camera apparently doesn't have any particularly special functions, unlike something out of James Bond, right? Not like a watch integrating a bunch of different functions, some useful or not, that make you think it's super high-tech. It's just a miniature camera placed on a watch. During the Cold War, they had things even smaller than this. He wore it normally in his daily life to take pictures at any time. So now, he has been sentenced for it.

However, look at the South Korean court here—just as I said, the South Korean government is so afraid of hurting the feelings of the Chinese Communist Party or the spies, they go out of their way to emphasize this. The court pointed out that there is no direct evidence proving that the person who gave him tasks and recruited him was a member of Chinese intelligence organizations; they could only say that the secrets he provided were given to an intelligence organization of the CCP. Didn't he himself say that the person who recruited him was... well, didn't that person tell him directly? Furthermore, the evidence ultimately proved that the information was indeed transmitted back and ended up in the hands of the CCP, where it was used by the CCP as intelligence. Look at this, the South Korean court is trying every possible way to downplay the severity of this malicious act, and it seems extremely reluctant to investigate further. It's just like what we saw in Taiwan, especially before the Lai administration took office, right? Whenever a CCP spy was caught, it was always so hard to trace their handlers or figure out what was going on behind the scenes; they claimed there was no direct evidence, and they always rushed to emphasize that, oh, although he was working for the CCP, it was limited to him alone, and the people around him were all so patriotic and so full of a deep hatred for wrongdoing, right? Completely refusing to collude with him—it's the exact same playbook.

So South Korea, let me tell you, is currently struggling desperately on the front lines of courting its own doom. At a glance, this looks like the playbook of the pro-North faction, right? So throughout all of this, with Lee Jae-myung and South Korea, the US will definitely make them pay in the future. It's impossible for the US to just wait for Lee Jae-myung to peacefully finish his term and then wait until a change of government happens before doing something, right? I think Lee Jae-myung will most likely have a very hard time lasting until then, right?

Next, let's talk about Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Look, President Lai said that we must interpret Resolution 2758, and interpret it seriously. Now, official responses are starting to appear, right? Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has begun to reiterate that Resolution 2758 never confirmed Taiwan as part of China, nor did it authorize the PRC to represent Taiwan within the United Nations system. This is well said, specifically emphasizing that Resolution 2758 has nothing to do with Taiwan and cannot be used as a basis to restrict Taiwan's participation in the UN system and other multilateral international mechanisms. Moreover, the statement is very long, right? It specifically notes that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasizes that after World War II, the document possessing legal effect under international law is the Treaty of San Francisco, which superseded the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Declaration, and it did not hand Taiwan over to the People's Republic of China. Furthermore, the PRC has never ruled Taiwan. Look, doesn't today's statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs echo the visit to the archives? Xi went to look at the archives, right? As I mentioned yesterday, it's all about narrative first, and the next step is notice—notifying and making aware. The US accomplished these two steps regarding Xi and the CCP. Whether you stroke those archives while looking at them or discuss them there doesn't matter. As long as the concept is planted in your head, that's enough. And look, isn't Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs now coming out to follow up on Resolution 2758, while specifically emphasizing the Treaty of San Francisco?

Now I ask you, in the face of this statement from Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continue to respond by saying: We do not recognize it, we have never seen the Treaty of San Francisco, we never participated in it, so it is just a scrap of paper? Well, I tell you, if you dare to continue using this kind of response, the United States is already prepared and waiting there. No, no, when our Chairman Xi visited, Trump actually took him to the National Archives. Chairman Xi was informed about this. If you continue to quibble over this stuff, it will simply be recorded by the U.S. side as unreasonable quibbling, adding a crime to your offenses. Isn't that how this game is played? So you see, regarding Resolution 2758, as Lei has always said, it is a thorn in the side of the Chinese Communist Party, right? They always feel that they need to repeatedly solidify this, making the whole world, including Taiwan and the United States, completely misunderstand Resolution 2758. This is what the CCP wants to achieve. A bunch of people, acting like dogs and rats, study every day how to spin this story. As a result, you see, three or four years ago, Lude Media already stated that Resolution 2758 is definitely one of the fatal weak points in the relationship between the CCP and Taiwan. Look, a few years later, there is bound to be an echo! Isn't it? Especially now, after visiting the National Archives, following the entire chain of narrative evidence arranged for you by Trump, starting from the Treaty of Wanghia and continuing through this series of treaties, oh, I am now so looking forward to seeing who will ask the CCP's Ministry of Foreign Affairs about Resolution 2758 at their next regular press conference! And how will they respond to this matter? Do they currently recognize the Treaty of San Francisco or not? After Chairman Xi went back, did he learn any new knowledge, or does he still insist that 3.5 plus 3.5 equals 6.5? Isn't that right? We are particularly waiting to see! Well, that is all for today.