Xi Jinping mobilized a large number of Central Security Bureau thugs to Washington, D.C., to suppress protesters from around the world.

The video focuses on the protest scene in Washington, claiming that personnel from the Central Security Bureau infiltrated pro-CCP groups and assaulted protesters, leading to the arrest of some protesters by U.S. police, and that Geng Guanjun was pepper-sprayed. The host also recounts how volunteers outside the Guizhou Provincial People's Hospital provide free meals to cancer patients and their families, using this to discuss the medical burden, poverty, suicide, and the scale of protests among the Chinese public.

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I just watched many videos of the Washington protest scene sent by friends, which contain many shocking images. Within the CCP welcoming teams and pro-CCP groups, there are many professional thugs who are likely personnel from the Central Security Bureau dispatched by Xi Jinping from China. These people have consistent builds and attire, wearing masks and hats, and dressed in uniform clothing, mixed in with the welcoming groups. Almost every group has these people, and there are many of them, all capable of fighting.

Protest groups are now being subjected to violent attacks all over Washington, with many people beaten and bloodied. In the process of the protesters fighting back, U.S. police arrested some protesters on the spot. This is a very tragic thing: in a democratic country, Chinese people who have been persecuted by the Chinese authorities have come to free land to protest, only to be suppressed again.

I have always insisted that the Chinese people should overthrow Xi Jinping and the CCP regime. The Chinese people cannot remain empty-handed; they should take up arms to overthrow this evil CCP regime. We cannot engage in any "peaceful, rational, and non-violent" (he-li-fei) approach; we cannot just engage in peaceful protest. Look, this time it was peaceful, everyone was protesting peacefully, but what is behind peaceful protest? The final result is being subjected to such transnational repression.

I just watched at least five or six videos, and in various places and different locations in Washington, there were incidents of protesters being beaten, and some were even pepper-sprayed. There is a person named Geng Guanjun, whom I met in Los Angeles before; he once worked with Wang Dan to organize the Chinese Parliament and was also one of the initial conveners. He was pepper-sprayed.

A few years ago, these people from the CCP side were all equipped with pepper spray. Pepper spray is harmful to the human body. After Geng Guanjun was sprayed, he couldn't open his eyes for about half an hour, kept rinsing them with water, and was in great pain, losing his ability to move normally. You see, the Communist Party actually came prepared. The protesters were all protesting and assembling peacefully, which should be protected by law in the United States, but now it has turned into one transnational suppression after another.

I told the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), you lackeys will get your retribution one day. These people are just like the German Nazis of the past; once the Communist Party falls, these people will one day be brought to the defendant's bench and the trial stand one by one. These people will truly come to a bad end.

There are a large number of victims of the CCP who have fled to the United States, many of whom lost their homes and were forced to flee. Who wants to leave their own country? No one wants to leave their country, just like me; I also did not want to leave my country. The reason is the persecution by the Communist Party.

When you are doing business just fine and encounter fake goods, and go to appeal, the Communist Party tells you, we are the ones making fakes. When you come to the United States to protest, many people still don't believe it, thinking I am lying. Look at that time in Hong Kong, what I protested against were those fake plastic pipes and plastic products, which ultimately caused 7 buildings and over 100 people in Hong Kong to be burned to death alive.

Their products were building materials, plastic building materials, specifically what was called plastic mesh and safety nets at the time. These safety nets should have had a fire rating, but because the products themselves were shoddy and fake, they completely lost their required fire rating. In the end, once a fire broke out, all the buildings caught fire, all 7 buildings burned down, and a full 100-plus people died—some burned to death, some suffocated to death by the smoke, and many also lost their homes as a result.

How were these fake goods produced? They were all because the descendants of the communists in North America shipped foreign garbage to China, to Shandong. Why was Shandong able to import this foreign garbage while other places found it very difficult? Because Shandong is Peng Liyuan's home base. With Peng Liyuan in Shandong, the entire economy and officialdom of Shandong are controlled by Peng Liyuan. They actually all knew that Shandong was manufacturing fakes, and in the end, the whole of Hong Kong suffered the consequences.

So when I protested at the time, I said that if the Shandong provincial government had taken it seriously back then, the tragedy of over 100 people being burned to death alive in Hong Kong could not have happened. This is how the Communist Party harms ordinary people and harms the entire world. The CCP's fake goods are everywhere, flooding the entire world.

Now ordinary people in China have no other way, and can only run away. Everyone needs to know how ordinary people in China are living right now? Cancer is everywhere. I just watched some videos, including one from the Zhengzhou People's Hospital and also the Guizhou Provincial People's Hospital. At the Guizhou Provincial People's Hospital, many people have contracted cancer, and their families are there assisting with the treatment. Treatment requires someone to deliver meals, and patients need family care, but many family members have no money.

Guizhou is a very poor place, and many family members have no money, so they can only wander the streets. When ordinary people in China get sick, it costs money; with no money, they don't even have money for their own food. Some individual groups and conscientious people gathered together to set up a stall at the entrance of the Guiyang People's Hospital, providing lunch to patients and family members every day. Sometimes when people donate, they also give them some money so they can eat their fill.

Written on the stall was: Free love-meals provided for patients and family members, no return required, just a smile from you is enough. Many people can no longer smile. People in many families have contracted cancer, lying in the hospital, and all the money at home has been completely used up.

Through hospitals and medical centers, the Communist Party continuously squeezes money out of ordinary people. China is just like this; you work hard all your life to earn money, and mainly it is houses and hospitals—these two things—that squeeze ordinary people dry. When ordinary people fall ill and leave this world, all this money goes right back into the hands of the Communist Party. Communist Party officials individually graft hundreds of millions, while the money earned yuan by yuan by ordinary people is all exploited by the Communist Party.

I saw the love-meal volunteers distributing food to patients and family members, and also giving them red envelopes. Some people said a relative needed a follow-up checkup, some said they had just been discharged, and someone reminded them that the patient was lacking in protein and needed to drink more soup and eat more meat. Some family members said their younger sister had undergone two rounds of chemotherapy, so the staff told the family to let her eat more eggs to replenish protein, and continuously encouraged them to stay strong.

Because a patient's urinary catheter could not be removed, even though they were supposed to be discharged soon, they couldn't leave and had to continue receiving intravenous infusions and injections, having to take things one day at a time. The staff told the family to keep a good mindset and explained that the love-meals were not for sale and patients could eat for free. Some patients had come many times, and the staff told them to take an extra egg to supplement their protein.

Anyone with a normal conscience would be heartbroken seeing these things. Ordinary people in China cannot afford medical care, and even when they finally manage to get someone into a hospital, many of them are cancer patients. Once admitted, they can no longer guarantee their own livelihood and cannot even afford a meal, relying entirely on kind-hearted people setting up free food stalls outside the hospital.

Some red envelopes contain a few dozen or 100 yuan, handed out to them one by one so they can at least have enough to eat. Some people even sleep on the streets, unable to afford even a cheap motel, and have to sleep in shacks or under overpasses. Xi Jinping, take a look at what the condition of ordinary Chinese people is right now! All this money is the money of the ordinary people, the money of the people.

A large portion of the protesting groups are victims who fled to the United States. Even after arriving in the US, they face transnational repression by the Communist Party; agents from the Central Security Bureau mingle among the crowd, beating and violently attacking them.

I do not know what kind of family background these people from the Central Security Bureau come from, but I imagine they might also come from poor families themselves. Yet they show no mercy in beating these protesters to death. The protesters are on the side of justice; this country has been reduced to such a state by the Communist Party and Xi Jinping that ordinary people cannot even afford a meal, yet they still face transnational repression from these people. In the end, retribution will come for all of them.

Xi Jinping does not have long to live and is about to die. To commit evil to this extent—if the ordinary people of China still do not rise in rebellion, they are nothing more than beasts of burden, pigs, and dogs. As far as the Communist Party is concerned, this is the exact plight of the ordinary people.

Let me show you another video. At the Guizhou Provincial People's Hospital in Guiyang, a mother says a family member has leukemia. The staff member asks how old the child is, comforts her not to cry, tells her to be strong and keep going, and even gives money to the child. The staff member also encourages other patients, telling them to take the money, not to cry, and to be strong.

This is the current reality for ordinary people in China. I have traveled across almost the entirety of China, and I have seen far too many things like this. Ordinary people in China truly live in hell, and being able to eat a full meal is already considered a great blessing.

Massive numbers of people in China cannot afford medical care. Those who can still afford it are considered relatively lucky, even if they have to borrow money from everywhere and sell their houses. Many of those who truly cannot afford medical care ultimately end their lives by suicide, not wanting to burden their families. They think to themselves that since they cannot burden their families, they will just find a place to commit suicide.

In the past, along the Yangtze River in the Jiujiang, Hankou, and Wuhan areas, there were dedicated body-salvage teams. Corpses washed down from the upper reaches of the Yangtze would float on the river, and these people would pull the bodies ashore to prevent them from floating further downstream. Every year, a massive number of bodies float down from upstream, many left behind by people from the upper reaches who jumped into the river to commit suicide.

Across the entire region of Jiujiang, Hankou, and Wuhan, there are many body-salvage teams—not just one, but many—doing this work every day. Just imagine to what degree this country has fallen, shrouded in total darkness.

If you see some Chinese people who are wealthy, it is because China has a huge population; even if it is only 5% out of more than 1.4 billion people, the number is still staggering. Many of those who go overseas to spend money have official or family backgrounds. As for the real ordinary Chinese people, as I have told you before, Li Keqiang once spoke a hard truth: 600 million ordinary citizens have a monthly income of less than 1000 yuan.

Some people are literally tortured to death by Xi Jinping, reportedly dying from electric shocks while swimming. Just imagine how tragic that is. In China, speaking the truth is strictly forbidden; ordinary people cannot speak it, officials cannot speak it, and not even top-state-level officials can speak it. If you speak the truth, you will be killed. Xi Jinping is a demon.

Yet now, this demon is treated as an honored guest and VIP by the US government. Just think about how the world is degenerating.

At the entrance of the Guizhou Provincial People's Hospital in Guiyang, people set up charity stalls every day. Kind-hearted individuals have restaurants prepare meals, and at noon or in the evening, those who have nowhere to eat can pick up simple boxed lunches. Some people spend all their money on medical treatment inside the hospital and struggle even to eat, so the staff gives them extra portions—one for the accompanying family member and one for the patient. The Communist Party is truly detestable, and the ordinary people are truly pitiful.

Over the past couple of days, a large number of personnel have been dispatched by the Central Security Bureau. These individuals possess diplomatic immunity and beat people in the US, yet the US government and police will not arrest them. They wear uniform insignia. This world is truly degenerating; many people say that after coming into this world, they do not want to return in their next lives—the world has become evil to this extent.

Xi Jinping still has things to stir up. Today has already passed, there might be a banquet tonight, and there are more things to do tomorrow, along with many protest actions. Currently, there are about 3,000 people in the Tibetan group, and the total number of protesters in Washington has already exceeded 10,000. The number of protesters is about the same as the pro-CCP group, and the two sides are now evenly matched. This is what my friend in Washington told me.