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If China is a giant, it is not an entirely
healthy giant, not at the moment, not so far. It has been
plagued by many diseases, some are genetically inherited
(everyone has sort of genetic defects and China has already
had the best genes in the town), others are recently acquired
after joined the world club and learned a few bad habits
from naughty guys, such as addition for get-rich-quick
drugs called GDP, privatization and urbanization, but the
most serious health problems are the malicious tumors grown
internally and externally. Some of the tumors appear on
China's toes that threaten the integrity of its feet, some emerge in its livers that mark beneficial elements as toxin while helping harmful ingredients to sneak into the system, some occur in its heart yearning to be conquered and enslaved,
some materialised on its arms which drive them to hit its own body, and some
pop up within its head that make its vision blurry and mind clouded.
It is believed that most malicious
tumors are caused by mutants - the native genes genetically
modified in the US laboratories that are financed by various CIA sponsored or connected foundations.
The mutants have now spread everywhere in the system and
become terribly active. The good news is a number of antidote
have been developed, one of them is a website called jinbushe.com (Society of Progress):
Unlike world.huanqiu.com which has an official background, or wyzxsx.com that has been around for quite a while with its
support base across Chinese community from high office
to grassroots, or anticnn.com that though having adopted
the most angry-youth style label but in fact being a toothless 人畜无害小白兔，jinbushe.com is a sniper in ambush, a warrior
in armour, a private detective investigating the mutants.
The website is designed in a wiki-style
structure which allows registered readers to create a topic
and edit the published entries. Of all its features, the
most eye-catching is a section named "西奴吊架" (Gallows for Alien Collaborators). By now
over a hundred individuals, including a military general,
a famous television host,
a group of government officials, a bunch of intellectuals,
a pile of media guys and a multitude of other beings, have got a gallow knot around their neck, accompanied
with the details of their respective high treason offences
or crimes.
A military version of Liu Xiaobo |
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An U.S. watchdog in China |
The following is an evidence collected
by the website against the general, an article published
on Sydney Morning Herald during
the height of the crisis on the Yellow Sea caused by US aircraft carrier Washington's provocative military actions:
A military serviceman spoke against
the national interest in such a sensitive moment would
definitely be sent to face the court martial in any country. It's a miracle that this freak
has got away unpunished.
Despite the website's uncompromised
stance on alien collaborators and
feel proud for promoting patriotic nationalism, it is,
amazingly, much less extreme but more inclusive in its
views of China and of the world than many fundamental leftists
and far rightists. Maybe it is precisely because its administrators
are CHINESE nationalists, while being level-headed and
inclusive are the key to Chinese culture, a genuine Chinese nationalist just cannot be an exclusive extremist in the
same time, or he must be a fake one.
Then you may wonder that if so why
they bother to set up gallows and create a blacklist for
mutants?
Here we found an answer from their
website:
中国平安，西奴平安；中国有难，上门清算。
It means - as we understand - that
they will wait patiently for the mutants to come to their
sense and return normal again, unless, well, unless the
tumors have progressed to the terminal stage of cancer
and cause China giant to collapse ... by then they will
check the names against the blacklist, one by one, and
locate the mutants, and their families, since they do not
believe the traitors should have an opportunity to profit
from the blood of their own people and survive alone ...
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