AFP On-Site Report from the Epidemic Area: Plague Death Toll in Russia Reaches 10

In the program, Hu Liren reported on AFP's on-the-scene investigative news regarding the plague outbreak in the Russian Far East that resulted in 10 deaths, pointing out that Russian officials concealed the real pandemic data and drawing a comparison with the Wuhan COVID-19 pandemic back then. He called on the public to stay vigilant, take protective measures, and pay close attention to the risk of the epidemic spreading.

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Hello everyone, viewers and friends! Today, it is currently 7:45 AM US Eastern Time, Sunday the 11th. Right when I woke up today, I saw a piece of news reported by major media—AFP reported that the real death toll in Russia is 10 people, not one person. So I immediately made this video to tell everyone about it. Last night, I also made a program saying it's possible, entirely possible, that Russia is covering things up, and that this pandemic situation could very well be a carefully planned attack by Russia. Viewers who watched my program yesterday should be able to feel the severity of this issue. Suddenly, overnight, look where the reporter from AFP got the news? The AFP reporter was on the ground locally. Major media like AFP are different from us independent media—independent media stay at home, while AFP is on the ground. They have networks all over the world with local reporters. When their reporters in Russia rushed to the scene, they conducted a report locally. Local citizens, the local residents, leaked a shocking piece of news, saying that the Russian government's claim of one death is unreliable, and the actual death toll locally is 10 people. Just like the Chinese Communist Party, when a hundred people die in a coal mine accident, they report five or three deaths. So what should be done about the current situation in Russia? Now this incident has reached the United Nations. The United Nations—specifically the WHO—is now demanding that Russia disclose the real death data and the true pandemic situation, requiring them to submit a report. This is quite similar to the situation with the Wuhan virus back then, where the Chinese government at that time kept hiding and covering things up.

So what did it turn into later? Later, it turned into the whole world assuming this incident hadn't spread. Everyone assumed that no one would joke about something like this, expecting your local government to report the epidemic accurately and truthfully reflect the data, while the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime didn't take it seriously at all. In other words, this is precisely why Western countries have continuously believed you maliciously poisoned the world—this very reason. It's because the CCP didn't care at all about the lives of ordinary people, nor did it care about the whole world and all of humanity. If you had announced it earlier—if you had announced it just a few days or a week earlier—so many flights wouldn't have taken off around the world, flying out from China. Back then, with just a few days' head start, the epidemic might have been brought under control, and not so many people would have died. In the end, look at how many people died from this Wuhan virus. Around 20 million people, and that figure is on the conservative side—a conservative estimate. According to some overseas media—now major media outlets, not minor ones—the death toll in China alone back then was 20 million, not 20 million globally. Look at the situation in Russia right now; it's beginning to look like a replica of Wuhan. So yesterday, several viewers were still asking me and consulting me. I talked about it yesterday; actually, I already said it in an earlier video: we have to prepare for both possibilities. For instance, in case the epidemic spreads, China is probably closest to Russia, yet the Chinese government is still bragging. Bragging about what? Still deceiving the public, claiming that border crossings on the Chinese government side are operating normally. Let me tell you, I'm telling everyone right now, it is completely abnormal. Just think about it, once an epidemic breaks out in a place like this, it's just like when the epidemic broke out in Wuhan. Chinese people already have experience with the Wuhan epidemic; they know. For example, when the Wuhan epidemic broke out, many Chinese people believed the Chinese government. When Li Wenliang wrote that confession letter, signed it, and it was published, just think about it—at that time, Chinese people were still cursing Li Wenliang for spreading rumors. You can look it up online; the records are all there. That's how it was back then; Chinese people believed CCTV. Later, once the Wuhan epidemic erupted and Li Wenliang died, everyone regarded him as a hero. The whole world treated him as a hero; he was a whistleblower.

It's the same in Russia. Look at ordinary Chinese people—just think about it, the Chinese people working and doing business in Russia have already fled. The Chinese government still claims they haven't fled, but it's already widely known locally that 10 people have died. Think about it: if I were doing business in the Far East, doing business in Russia, wouldn't I run? And there's another most important sign—the most important sign: the U.S. Embassy in Russia issued a warning. They issued a warning; what kind of warning? It was the warning they issued two days ago, advising Americans to leave Russia as soon as possible. That is a fact; the U.S. issued it, and anyone can check it. And the U.S. intelligence system is far more sensitive than any other intelligence system. That's why I was still saying in yesterday's earlier video episode: Chinese people, try to prepare some supplies, stock up on some food and drink at home, and then watch how the situation develops. You don't need to hoard a massive amount all at once, but now the whistleblowing has grown from one person to 10 people, and the WHO has also started paying attention to this matter. Furthermore, Russia itself has started paying attention now, because this matter has been exposed. Slowly but surely, this thing cannot be hidden. I anticipate—I anticipate that this plague has very likely already started emerging in certain areas, in certain regions of the world. All of this—look, small media reports might not count, but major media reports do. This was reported by AFP; that was reported by top-tier global media. So this is something everyone must take seriously. What's more, their reporting wasn't done from an editorial office; it was reported on the ground, with the news coming directly from the scene. Their AFP journalists were on site, right there at the scene of the epidemic, in a city in the Far East region. That's where they got the news, and it was news obtained directly from locals.

Just as I mentioned before, Jinshan, Shanghai, Eastern China has a poison reservoir. China has a poison reservoir called the Jinshan Industrial Zone, and there are many people living around this chemical park. Many residents often report—or rather, frequently say—for example, when an explosion occurred somewhere near the Jinshan Petrochemical General Factory, the local government said three people died. When the local government said three people died, they were actually covering it up. But the local common people saw it differently. My factory used to be located there, and local residents told me that it wasn't just three people; over a dozen or twenty people died there. The government always covers things up, turning major incidents into minor ones. By doing so, they don't need to report it to higher-level governments, and their accountability mechanism won't be triggered. Otherwise, if too many people die, a major accountability mechanism would be activated. Just like last year when a fireworks factory exploded, the local people were actually very clear about how many people died—it was estimated that around a few hundred people died. Look at what the local government said at the time: they activated the response claiming only dozens of people died, turning a major fatal accident into a smaller one. In the end, you saw that later the Henan Provincial Government just arrested about 30 people at the grassroots level to wrap up the matter. Therefore, the Russian government is the same as the Chinese government; both are authoritarian regimes, and you have zero transparency. Up to today, look at this incident where 10 people have already died. Do you believe Agence France-Presse (AFP) or Russia? If you follow normal logic, you definitely believe AFP. AFP's transparency and reporting accuracy are far higher than Russia's. In order to cover things up, the Russian government can just report whatever they want to solve the problem. They have their own purpose. What is their purpose? Their purpose is to keep you in the dark for as long as possible. In this way, if they are secretly doing malicious poisoning, poisoning the whole world, then every extra day they delay reporting, the poison quietly spreads across the world. This is beneficial to them, but disastrous for the entire world.

Everyone should pay attention to this matter. I suggest that Chinese people really—under the current circumstances, for something like this—people inside China might not even know about it yet. That's why early this morning, as soon as I woke up five minutes ago and saw the news coming out, a total of 10 people died in the Far East due to the plague. This plague is not just one person as reported by Russia, so this situation might be far more serious than we imagined and far more serious than Russia reported. Now I think, as soon as AFP reported this matter, the World Health Organization (WHO) reacted. The WHO operates 24 hours a day; while we are sleeping, many WHO officials in various places are not sleeping. As soon as they saw this news, they immediately contacted the Russian government, demanding that the Russian government report this incident openly and transparently again, because this incident does not just involve Russia, but involves the whole world. Of course, as for the WHO as an organization, don't believe it 100%. Look, during the Wuhan pandemic, its arm was bending toward the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Look, including that guy Tedros, who used to be Ethiopia's Minister of Health, this guy had an extremely good relationship with the CCP. In fact, he shared responsibility during the Wuhan pandemic back then. Alright, everyone please keep an eye on this. For China, especially if you can look into the current situation in China—if there are people you know locally, preferably acquainted with hospital personnel, try to find out if there are any cases of unnatural deaths. If there are, find out if it is the plague virus. If it is, then you must be very careful; the outbreak might already be spreading, just like the Wuhan virus and COVID-19 back then.

Alright, thank you all for watching. Everyone, stock up on some supplies, and try to go out as little as possible during this time. For example, when taking the subway or bus in various major cities, try to go out as little as possible, that's one thing. Secondly, I suggest everyone check into whether masks are—let me mention another very important point, this thing is airborne. This virus—a Mongolian health minister on television, I've already seen it on television, Mongolian television, because Mongolia is very close to the Russian Far East. A Mongolian health minister stated that the epidemic currently occurring in Russia is the third and most severe type of plague, the plague virus, and this virus can be transmitted through the air. Transmitted through the air, so the Mongolian Republic is already on high alert regarding this incident, while the Chinese Communist Party is still, especially the Northeast is still kept in the dark, people in the Northeast are still kept in the dark, and it is very likely that many people returning to the Northeast may have already contracted the virus. Alright, thank you for watching, everyone must pay attention to this matter, this is not a simple issue. Alright, I will report more updated news to you all, thank you.