Hello, everyone, welcome to “Inconvenient Truths”. I am your host Jennifer Zeng.
Today I will give you a quick update about the “highest level” CCP defector Dong Jingwei. Then I will talk about an unusual move by the CCP, which is ordering Chinese nationals in Burma to return to China. I will also talk about the reason behind the CCP’s usual move.
Before we move on, please make sure you subscribe to my channel, and turn on the notification bell. Please also share and like my videos, and leave us some comments to share with us what you think about the topics we discuss.
Now, let’s move to our first topic today.
The CCP Suddenly Accuses A “Shameful Traitor” Who Betrayed the Party 90 Years Ago.
First of all, a little bit of an update about the CCP’s top counterintelligence official Dong Jingwei.
Let’s show a picture of him first.
Dong Jingwei, vice minister of the CCP’s Ministry of State Security
He is, or was, the vice minister of the CCP’s Ministry of State Security (MSS). Both English and Chinese language media have reported about his possible defection to the US.
The Red State reported on June 17 that Dong defected to the US in mid Feb. Not only does he have “detailed information about China’s special weapons systems, the Chinese military’s operation of the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the origins of SARS-CoV-2, and the Chinese government’s assets and sources within the United States”; he also has extremely embarrassing and damaging information about US intelligence community and government officials in the “terabytes of data” he provided to the US Defense Intelligence Agency.
Is this information true or not? Let’s check some of the responses on the Chinese side.
First of all, Dong’s name has been taken out of many government websites.
Let’s show a short video. On June 17, after I saw “rumors” about Dong’s defection, I searched for his name in Chinese on China’s search engine Baidu. The top result says “bio of the ministers of the Ministry of State Security”.
However, when I clicked on that result, I found Dong Jingwei’s name and bio were not there. Only Chen Wenqing, the minister’s photo and bio are on that page.
So what you just saw is a screenshot from my searching process.
A similar thing has happened on many other government websites or data bases. This means that the CCP is erasing records about Dong Jingwei.
On June 18, one day after Red State published its report about Dong, the CCP reported that Dong hosted a national security meeting on that day.
However, there were no photos of him hosting the meeting, or any photos, or videos of the meeting at all. So many people don’t believe that a meeting has really taken place. Instead, people regard this as some sort of response from the CCP. It seems that the CCP wants to convince the public that Dong has not defected, that he is still in China, etc.
Then, two days later, on June 20, the CCP’s Discipline Inspection Commission suddenly posted an article titled “Never Defect from the Party is Not Just Empty Words” , with a decision as old as in 1931 about a “traitor” called Gu Shunzhang.
The report tells a story about Gu Shunzhang. In 1931, please note that was before the CCP took power in China, and when the CCP was still an illegal organization in China, and all its members were underground secret agents, Gu defected to The Kuomintang, which is also called Nationalist Party of China, and which was the ruling party of China then. Gu gave a lot of CCP members’ information to Kuomintang, which resulted in those members getting purged.
So Gu was permanently expelled from the CCP as a “shameful traitor”. And the CCP asked all party members to fight against such traitors and never betray the party.
Don’t you feel strange that on June 20, 2021, the CCP’s Discipline Inspection Commission would post an article about a decision about a “traitor” in 1931, that was 90 years ago?
I personally think it is very strange. So I was more convinced that there must be a recent “traitor”, or “traitors” for the CCP to do such a strange thing.
Fearing the Armed Resistance Force in Burma, The CCP Orders Chinese People to Return Amid Pandemic
Now, let’s move to our next topic: Why is the CCP ordering Chinese people in Burma to return by the end of this month?
Despite the spread of the CCP virus in Burma (also known as Myanmar), the CCP has recently issued notice to Chinese nationals stranded in northern Burma to return to China by June 30, or else they will have their household registrations canceled.
This is a completely different move from the CCP’s previous practice of strictly controlling the return of its citizens. A Chinese professor suggests that the reason for this is the emergence of an armed resistance force in northern Burma that frightens the CCP. I will talk about this later, after I talk about the CCP’s orders first.
On June 1, the official WeChat account of the town of Gangyi in Hubei Province, released an announcement with a list of the names, ID numbers, and addresses of 33 people who were called “suspected criminals who have crossed the China-Burma border.”
The announcement said that those who return to China and take the initiative to contact and report to the Chinese authorities before June 15 would be punished less severely. Otherwise, they will be declared missing or dead. Their household registrations would be canceled, and a series of other disciplinary measures will be implemented.
Similar announcements and name lists have been released in many other Chinese cities and provinces too.
The CCP authorities say the reason for doing this is to combat telecommunication fraud and rectify cross-border crimes at the China-Burma border.
A taxi driver who was smuggled into northern Burma many years ago, told the Chinese edition of The Epoch Times that since May, Chinese people in northern Burma have all received phone calls from village heads or police stations in their hometowns, telling them to return home by a deadline.
This taxi driver said that the Chinese government is trying to get people to return to China batch by batch, and the police had a detailed list of the people who they wanted to go back to China. He was not sure how many were on that list, but there are currently more than 100,000 mainlanders in northern Burma.
Another person who runs a restaurant in the Wa Special Region in Burma also told The Epoch Times that the CCP’s public security officials had contacted his family members and told them that they have to return to China and report to the police about their trip, including where they plan to enter China and when they would be put under quarantine. The police would then go to meet and escort them.
The CCP authorities said in the notice that those who do not return to China will have their family members in China affected. Their schooling, employment, salaries, and event bank accounts could all be affected.
According to a Chinese media report, as the deadline approaches, long lines of people are forming near the border crossings to register and wait to be quarantined, and Chinese people who run supermarkets and restaurants in northern Burma are rushing to dispose of goods and transfer stores in order to return to China before the end of the month.
A netizen who was previously stranded in northern Burma shared his experience of waiting in line to return to China: first, he had to queue up at the local government in Burma to get a number. The best time to queue was at 3:00 or 4:00 a.m., or even earlier.
He had to be quarantined for three days at the quarantine point in Burma and get his COVID19 test report after two tests. After entering China, he had to stay in quarantine near the border for 21 days. Illegal immigrants are fined.
Actually, since the outbreak of the pandemic, the CCP has not allowed overseas Chinese to return to China. Around April of last year, there were quite a few videos on the internet showing Chinese overseas who wanted to return to China being refused by the Chinese authorities.
So, a serious question is, why is the CCP forcing Chinese nationals in Burma to return while refusing Chinese people in other countries?
The ‘V Brigade’ Resistance
Yuan Hongbing, a former Peking University law professor living in Australia, said in an interview with the Chinese language media Vision Times that all these happened because the CCP is very afraid of something that is happening in Burma.
Yuan Hongbing said the Chinese Revolutionary Party has established a political base for armed resistance against the CCP in northern Burma, formed by more than a dozen organizations and groups, including a group called the “V Brigade.”
So this is the YouTube channel of the “V Brigade.” So far it has only released 4 videos.
The first video you are seeing now was released in September last year. It is a political manifesto of the V Brigade. It says that the V Brigade will implement the people’s right to revolt against tyranny through democratic revolution and armed resistance and then destroy the Chinese communist regime.
I have watched the entire video, and was very much impressed. It seems to me the guy who is talking has a very clear mind.
First of all, he said that the people not only have the right to overthrow the CCP, but also have the right to choose how to overthrow it. The CCP violates human rights and freedom and threatens human civilization and world peace. The Chinese people need to join all peoples in the world who love freedom, democracy, and the rule of law to end the evil rule of the CCP. The Communist government’s position has always been extreme stubbornness, brutal suppression, and rejection of reconciliation. This makes it difficult for peaceful reforms to succeed. The people must seriously consider the option of armed revolution, which is perhaps the only option.
After that he said, since the CCP has such a huge army, he didn’t expect to really destroy the CCP’s army physically with a very small guerrilla force hiding in the wild mountains.
However, it is important to have the option of armed revolution on the table. An armed force is a preparation for a political solution; an armed force can become a bargaining chip for political opposition; an armed force can also shatter the myth that the CCP is invincible. It can bring people courage, and play a very good role in terms of promoting the idea of revolution. It can also be a symbol and a flag for the revolution, etc.
Yuan Hongbing said the V Brigade’s political declaration gives a political positioning to the entire armed resistance base in northern Burma against the Chinese communist tyranny.
He said that the CCP had previously stigmatized the force, describing northern Burma as a place of crime, fraud, drug trafficking, and gun smuggling, to try to cover up the fact that there is a political base of armed resistance to communist tyranny there.
Yuan also said that another important reason for the CCP’s fear of the V Brigade is its role as a model and example to others.
He analyzed that one of the roles of the V Brigade is “to lead the Chinese society and the Chinese people out of their fear of the CCP’s tyranny through the spirit of strong will.”
He said that one of the major reasons why the Chinese communist regime has continued to this day is that the CCP has created a general mood of terror through the violence of state terrorism, and that the V Brigade’s fighting spirit and resistance has led people out of their fear of communist tyranny.
So far the V Brigade’s first video from last September has only got about 28K views. I heard that they don’t have many people either, but have attracted a lot of new people during Burmese people’s revolt against the military coup in recent months, and have also defeated the CCP’s attempts to eliminate them. They have also sent people back to China to spread their ideas so that more people in China will join their efforts. They have also given people guidance in a follow-up video about how to hide in cities and fight effectively.
A Chinese language website called “Fire of Liberty” has set up a special column for the V Brigade and other groups to release information about their movement to revolt against the CCP.
From the CCP’s response, including ordering all Chinese nationals in Burma to return to China, I’d say this base of armed resistance in Burma has really frightened the CCP.
While the CCP is making a big fuss to celebrate its 100th anniversary, which is just a few days away, I’m afraid the CCP leaders cannot really sleep well at night, when both “traitors” from within, and fighters from the outside, are fighting against them.
That’s all for today’s “Inconvenient Truths”. Thank you very much for watching. Again, please subscribe to my channel, like and share my videos, and leave us some comments to tell us what you think about the issues we discussed today.
Thank you. See you on Thursday!
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The CCP Accuses “ Shameful Traitor” and Fears Armed Resistance Forces in Burma
Hello, everyone, welcome to “Inconvenient Truths”. I am your host Jennifer Zeng.
Today I will give you a quick update about the “highest level” CCP defector Dong Jingwei. Then I will talk about an unusual move by the CCP, which is ordering Chinese nationals in Burma to return to China. I will also talk about the reason behind the CCP’s usual move.
Before we move on, please make sure you subscribe to my channel, and turn on the notification bell. Please also share and like my videos, and leave us some comments to share with us what you think about the topics we discuss.
Now, let’s move to our first topic today.
The CCP Suddenly Accuses A “Shameful Traitor” Who Betrayed the Party 90 Years Ago.
First of all, a little bit of an update about the CCP’s top counterintelligence official Dong Jingwei.
Let’s show a picture of him first.
Dong Jingwei, vice minister of the CCP’s Ministry of State Security
He is, or was, the vice minister of the CCP’s Ministry of State Security (MSS). Both English and Chinese language media have reported about his possible defection to the US.
The Red State reported on June 17 that Dong defected to the US in mid Feb. Not only does he have “detailed information about China’s special weapons systems, the Chinese military’s operation of the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the origins of SARS-CoV-2, and the Chinese government’s assets and sources within the United States”; he also has extremely embarrassing and damaging information about US intelligence community and government officials in the “terabytes of data” he provided to the US Defense Intelligence Agency.
Is this information true or not? Let’s check some of the responses on the Chinese side.
First of all, Dong’s name has been taken out of many government websites.
Let’s show a short video. On June 17, after I saw “rumors” about Dong’s defection, I searched for his name in Chinese on China’s search engine Baidu. The top result says “bio of the ministers of the Ministry of State Security”.
However, when I clicked on that result, I found Dong Jingwei’s name and bio were not there. Only Chen Wenqing, the minister’s photo and bio are on that page.
So what you just saw is a screenshot from my searching process.
A similar thing has happened on many other government websites or data bases. This means that the CCP is erasing records about Dong Jingwei.
On June 18, one day after Red State published its report about Dong, the CCP reported that Dong hosted a national security meeting on that day.
However, there were no photos of him hosting the meeting, or any photos, or videos of the meeting at all. So many people don’t believe that a meeting has really taken place. Instead, people regard this as some sort of response from the CCP. It seems that the CCP wants to convince the public that Dong has not defected, that he is still in China, etc.
Then, two days later, on June 20, the CCP’s Discipline Inspection Commission suddenly posted an article titled “Never Defect from the Party is Not Just Empty Words” , with a decision as old as in 1931 about a “traitor” called Gu Shunzhang.
The report tells a story about Gu Shunzhang. In 1931, please note that was before the CCP took power in China, and when the CCP was still an illegal organization in China, and all its members were underground secret agents, Gu defected to The Kuomintang, which is also called Nationalist Party of China, and which was the ruling party of China then. Gu gave a lot of CCP members’ information to Kuomintang, which resulted in those members getting purged.
So Gu was permanently expelled from the CCP as a “shameful traitor”. And the CCP asked all party members to fight against such traitors and never betray the party.
Don’t you feel strange that on June 20, 2021, the CCP’s Discipline Inspection Commission would post an article about a decision about a “traitor” in 1931, that was 90 years ago?
I personally think it is very strange. So I was more convinced that there must be a recent “traitor”, or “traitors” for the CCP to do such a strange thing.
Fearing the Armed Resistance Force in Burma, The CCP Orders Chinese People to Return Amid Pandemic
Now, let’s move to our next topic: Why is the CCP ordering Chinese people in Burma to return by the end of this month?
Despite the spread of the CCP virus in Burma (also known as Myanmar), the CCP has recently issued notice to Chinese nationals stranded in northern Burma to return to China by June 30, or else they will have their household registrations canceled.
This is a completely different move from the CCP’s previous practice of strictly controlling the return of its citizens. A Chinese professor suggests that the reason for this is the emergence of an armed resistance force in northern Burma that frightens the CCP. I will talk about this later, after I talk about the CCP’s orders first.
On June 1, the official WeChat account of the town of Gangyi in Hubei Province, released an announcement with a list of the names, ID numbers, and addresses of 33 people who were called “suspected criminals who have crossed the China-Burma border.”
The announcement said that those who return to China and take the initiative to contact and report to the Chinese authorities before June 15 would be punished less severely. Otherwise, they will be declared missing or dead. Their household registrations would be canceled, and a series of other disciplinary measures will be implemented.
Similar announcements and name lists have been released in many other Chinese cities and provinces too.
The CCP authorities say the reason for doing this is to combat telecommunication fraud and rectify cross-border crimes at the China-Burma border.
A taxi driver who was smuggled into northern Burma many years ago, told the Chinese edition of The Epoch Times that since May, Chinese people in northern Burma have all received phone calls from village heads or police stations in their hometowns, telling them to return home by a deadline.
This taxi driver said that the Chinese government is trying to get people to return to China batch by batch, and the police had a detailed list of the people who they wanted to go back to China. He was not sure how many were on that list, but there are currently more than 100,000 mainlanders in northern Burma.
Another person who runs a restaurant in the Wa Special Region in Burma also told The Epoch Times that the CCP’s public security officials had contacted his family members and told them that they have to return to China and report to the police about their trip, including where they plan to enter China and when they would be put under quarantine. The police would then go to meet and escort them.
The CCP authorities said in the notice that those who do not return to China will have their family members in China affected. Their schooling, employment, salaries, and event bank accounts could all be affected.
According to a Chinese media report, as the deadline approaches, long lines of people are forming near the border crossings to register and wait to be quarantined, and Chinese people who run supermarkets and restaurants in northern Burma are rushing to dispose of goods and transfer stores in order to return to China before the end of the month.
A netizen who was previously stranded in northern Burma shared his experience of waiting in line to return to China: first, he had to queue up at the local government in Burma to get a number. The best time to queue was at 3:00 or 4:00 a.m., or even earlier.
He had to be quarantined for three days at the quarantine point in Burma and get his COVID19 test report after two tests. After entering China, he had to stay in quarantine near the border for 21 days. Illegal immigrants are fined.
Actually, since the outbreak of the pandemic, the CCP has not allowed overseas Chinese to return to China. Around April of last year, there were quite a few videos on the internet showing Chinese overseas who wanted to return to China being refused by the Chinese authorities.
So, a serious question is, why is the CCP forcing Chinese nationals in Burma to return while refusing Chinese people in other countries?
The ‘V Brigade’ Resistance
Yuan Hongbing, a former Peking University law professor living in Australia, said in an interview with the Chinese language media Vision Times that all these happened because the CCP is very afraid of something that is happening in Burma.
Yuan Hongbing said the Chinese Revolutionary Party has established a political base for armed resistance against the CCP in northern Burma, formed by more than a dozen organizations and groups, including a group called the “V Brigade.”
So this is the YouTube channel of the “V Brigade.” So far it has only released 4 videos.
The first video you are seeing now was released in September last year. It is a political manifesto of the V Brigade. It says that the V Brigade will implement the people’s right to revolt against tyranny through democratic revolution and armed resistance and then destroy the Chinese communist regime.
I have watched the entire video, and was very much impressed. It seems to me the guy who is talking has a very clear mind.
First of all, he said that the people not only have the right to overthrow the CCP, but also have the right to choose how to overthrow it. The CCP violates human rights and freedom and threatens human civilization and world peace. The Chinese people need to join all peoples in the world who love freedom, democracy, and the rule of law to end the evil rule of the CCP. The Communist government’s position has always been extreme stubbornness, brutal suppression, and rejection of reconciliation. This makes it difficult for peaceful reforms to succeed. The people must seriously consider the option of armed revolution, which is perhaps the only option.
After that he said, since the CCP has such a huge army, he didn’t expect to really destroy the CCP’s army physically with a very small guerrilla force hiding in the wild mountains.
However, it is important to have the option of armed revolution on the table. An armed force is a preparation for a political solution; an armed force can become a bargaining chip for political opposition; an armed force can also shatter the myth that the CCP is invincible. It can bring people courage, and play a very good role in terms of promoting the idea of revolution. It can also be a symbol and a flag for the revolution, etc.
Yuan Hongbing said the V Brigade’s political declaration gives a political positioning to the entire armed resistance base in northern Burma against the Chinese communist tyranny.
He said that the CCP had previously stigmatized the force, describing northern Burma as a place of crime, fraud, drug trafficking, and gun smuggling, to try to cover up the fact that there is a political base of armed resistance to communist tyranny there.
Yuan also said that another important reason for the CCP’s fear of the V Brigade is its role as a model and example to others.
He analyzed that one of the roles of the V Brigade is “to lead the Chinese society and the Chinese people out of their fear of the CCP’s tyranny through the spirit of strong will.”
He said that one of the major reasons why the Chinese communist regime has continued to this day is that the CCP has created a general mood of terror through the violence of state terrorism, and that the V Brigade’s fighting spirit and resistance has led people out of their fear of communist tyranny.
So far the V Brigade’s first video from last September has only got about 28K views. I heard that they don’t have many people either, but have attracted a lot of new people during Burmese people’s revolt against the military coup in recent months, and have also defeated the CCP’s attempts to eliminate them. They have also sent people back to China to spread their ideas so that more people in China will join their efforts. They have also given people guidance in a follow-up video about how to hide in cities and fight effectively.
A Chinese language website called “Fire of Liberty” has set up a special column for the V Brigade and other groups to release information about their movement to revolt against the CCP.
From the CCP’s response, including ordering all Chinese nationals in Burma to return to China, I’d say this base of armed resistance in Burma has really frightened the CCP.
While the CCP is making a big fuss to celebrate its 100th anniversary, which is just a few days away, I’m afraid the CCP leaders cannot really sleep well at night, when both “traitors” from within, and fighters from the outside, are fighting against them.
That’s all for today’s “Inconvenient Truths”. Thank you very much for watching. Again, please subscribe to my channel, like and share my videos, and leave us some comments to tell us what you think about the issues we discussed today.
Thank you. See you on Thursday!
6/21/2021 *
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