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In the turn of the 20th Century, China was
a failed state with the 98 percent of the population lived
under the tyranny of the 2 percent of people originally smuggled
into the Middle Kingdom of Ming from elsewhere. Yes, these
two percent was known as Manchu who readily traded Chinese
interest with the foreign powers for keeping their barbaric
tribe rule over China. Thus when China was invaded by the
Eight Power Allied Forces, they made no effect to defend
the country but fled the capital and left it to be bombed,
burned and looted.

This was the Lugou
Bridge area in the outskirts of Beijing after the capital
was captured by the Western crusaders.

This was Beijing's commercial
centre the Front Gate (前门) around the Dashanlan Street (大栅栏) after being damaged by heavy shell and rifle
fires from the allied forces.

This was the Forbidden City, initially built
by Ming emperors and later occupied by Manchu squatters who
allowed the biggest palace in the world to become the grazing
ground for the battle horses of the Western troops.

This was a house of Chinese peasants who rose with tens
of thousands of ordinary Chinese people from Shandong, Beijing
and Tianjin to resist Christian missionaries from the West
and their local collaborators in their crusade war against
Chinese civilization. But they were slaughtered in huge numbers
by the foreign armies at their own homes, often with the
entire population in their villages.
On this photo the crusader proudly noted: This house was
full of Boxers, and was "cleared"
by one sergeant RMILI. who killed 27 of them single-handedly.

Guess what Manchu rulers did after their "Chinese
subjects" were massacred and their capital was
sacked by the Christian crusaders? They crooked their spineless
backs and covered with fisherman's bamboo-cap-style hats
to send a banner to the foreign troops and wished the murderers
a long life with many sons in their families (祝效华封).

The Manchu officials hang the banner on the
front gate to the headquarters of the allied foreign forces.

The representative of the Manchu court fell
upon his knees with his head and limbs humbled touching the
dirt before the commander of the foreign troops that just
committed fresh atrocities against Chinese people. The Manchu
court promised to behead
all Chinese resistance fighters in captive as requested
by the foreign powers.

And they did as they promised. The fat assed
Manchus were preparing to chop off the head of this Boxing
hero. When it came to killing native Chinese people, Manchus
never bothered to find an excuse - they didn't get one when
they looted cattle and possessions of the Chinese residents
in the northeast regions, didn't get one when they invaded
the entire China, and didn't get one when they decided to help the Western crusaders to "clear" Chinese
population in order to remain in power.

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