by Admin on 6/4/09 Chairman Mao's Prophecies
After three decades of hard work by some Chinese and many non-Chinese people who try to portray him as a devil incarnation by exposing his alleged "untold story" which is so dark or supposed "private life" that is so filthy, China's late leader Chairman Mao has become more popular than ever in China. "We all know that Mao was evil and the biggest mass murderer in history", a Chinese woman and her British husband conclude. However, the conclusion apparently is wrong, and very wrong, as millions of millions of people in China clearly do not know that - it is not because no one ever told them the "untold story", but because they regard those story-tellers as blatant liars or despicable individuals who have been "programmed" by their Western masters. During this Tomb Sweeping Festival, around 30,000 people, old and young, travelled to Mao's birth village, Shaoshan, to pay their tributes, which is a 50 percent increase from last year's figure. Across Chinese cyber space, new websites dedicated to Mao keep emerging, and among them there is one article that tells of some amazing prophecies made by Mao. Here is the part of it:
On 7 July 1937, Japanese invasion army opened fire in Lugou Bridge in outskirts of Beijing and launched their full scale war against China, which lasted for 8 years until their unconditional surrender in the end of the WWII.
20 years late, Hitler's Germany forced France to sign an armistice treaty in the same carriage in which the 1918 Armistice was signed when Germany was defeated.
The true "evil" axis that include Japan and Germany initiated the World War II by occupying Beijing in 1937 and invading Poland in 1939.
It eventually took eight years to drive out Japanese army and force its emperor to declare a total surrender.
In the end Chamberlain wasn't able to keep Britain safe from Hitler's ambition but only ended his own political life.
Two years later America declared war against the "evil axis" after Pearl Harbor attack by Japanese.
The second front was opened in June 1944, and Germany surrendered on May 1945.
So far so good.
50 years later, Hong Kong returned China through peaceful resolution.
Look what has happened in China today.
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