Slight difference in handling of rescue efforts between a "3rd world" country like Nepal and the supposed next global superpower in China.
11 days after the disaster, let's take another look at the report cards of the poor little country of Nepal and the "rich and powerful country" whose economy is 500 times larger:
1. Nepal rescued 13,104 people within 11 days, including live rescues on the 9th and 10th days, among them 72 Chinese citizens.
The CCP, in a full 11 days, rescued 0 people.
2. Nepal updates casualty figures every day, categorized by county, by institution, by nationality, while copying the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs—anyone can verify and question them; as for the CCP, to this day, the families of the afflicted don't even know if they are families of the afflicted, or if their loved ones are still alive?!!
The CCP has yet to release any lists to date—from the dead, the missing, customs personnel, border police, construction workers, no lists at all!
3. Nepal welcomes any foreign journalists to go anywhere; the CCP forbids any foreign journalists from going, and the police even arrested 10 netizens, saying they were spreading rumors.
You say they're spreading rumors, then debunk them! "You say it's not 1,000-3,000 dead, then say who did die."
But the CCP doesn't dare say, because its list is too small, it couldn't withstand scrutiny,
so it doesn't dare release it, only dares to arrest people.
4. Nepal had journalists on-site the day of the disaster; the CCP waited 11 days after the disaster to let the first batch of foreign journalists on-site for its arranged guided tour (party-arranged visit).
After the COVID outbreak on January 9, 2020, CDC doctors also waited 38 days to get in—same playbook as this Gyirong "relief" wait, because the party needs time to handle foreigners.
5. The CCP's disaster relief is mainly embodied in video production, but it's so "sloppy" in its work that every clip released becomes a scandal:
Rescue soldiers all shouting in unison "Anyone there?" while squatting down together, standing up together—is this relief, or drill practice?
A bunch of soldiers spotlessly clean and neatly dressed, yet lying on the street claiming they're worn out from relief work and fell asleep—is this fooling kids?
Taiwanese media caught CCP soldiers shoveling air with a spade, shocking the host into shouting, but Chinese netizens said: "Much ado about nothing, the CCP has always done it this way."
In today's internet, the public as a whole is the eye of God—nothing slips by, let alone such low-quality fakes.
Such shoddy faking can only point to one problem: the CCP's entire apparatus is utterly incompetent, everyone disengaged and half-hearted—that's the real terror for it.
Such "relief" efforts—are they a disaster for the people, or for the party? Has it ended up as a massive image disaster for the party?
11 days after the disaster, let's take another look at the report cards of the poor little country of Nepal and the "rich and powerful country" whose economy is 500 times larger:
1. Nepal rescued 13,104 people within 11 days, including live rescues on the 9th and 10th days, among them 72 Chinese citizens.
The CCP, in a full 11 days, rescued 0 people.
2. Nepal updates casualty figures every day, categorized by county, by institution, by nationality, while copying the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs—anyone can verify and question them; as for the CCP, to this day, the families of the afflicted don't even know if they are families of the afflicted, or if their loved ones are still alive?!!
The CCP has yet to release any lists to date—from the dead, the missing, customs personnel, border police, construction workers, no lists at all!
3. Nepal welcomes any foreign journalists to go anywhere; the CCP forbids any foreign journalists from going, and the police even arrested 10 netizens, saying they were spreading rumors.
You say they're spreading rumors, then debunk them! "You say it's not 1,000-3,000 dead, then say who did die."
But the CCP doesn't dare say, because its list is too small, it couldn't withstand scrutiny,
so it doesn't dare release it, only dares to arrest people.
4. Nepal had journalists on-site the day of the disaster; the CCP waited 11 days after the disaster to let the first batch of foreign journalists on-site for its arranged guided tour (party-arranged visit).
After the COVID outbreak on January 9, 2020, CDC doctors also waited 38 days to get in—same playbook as this Gyirong "relief" wait, because the party needs time to handle foreigners.
5. The CCP's disaster relief is mainly embodied in video production, but it's so "sloppy" in its work that every clip released becomes a scandal:
Rescue soldiers all shouting in unison "Anyone there?" while squatting down together, standing up together—is this relief, or drill practice? A bunch of soldiers spotlessly clean and neatly dressed, yet lying on the street claiming they're worn out from relief work and fell asleep—is this fooling kids? Taiwanese media caught CCP soldiers shoveling air with a spade, shocking the host into shouting, but Chinese netizens said: "Much ado about nothing, the CCP has always done it this way."In today's internet, the public as a whole is the eye of God—nothing slips by, let alone such low-quality fakes.
Such shoddy faking can only point to one problem: the CCP's entire apparatus is utterly incompetent, everyone disengaged and half-hearted—that's the real terror for it.
Such "relief" efforts—are they a disaster for the people, or for the party? Has it ended up as a massive image disaster for the party?
