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未經他人苦，莫勸他人善
生死有命 富貴在天
可習不是尼

[Lady Maleficent @MaleficentLady]

TRIGGER WARNING: PHOTO OF DECEASED KITTEN, GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF ANIMAL TORTURE, CHINA, CHILDREN COMMISSION OF ANIMAL TORTURE

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"On February 26th 2026, a two-month-old gray tabby kitten named "Meow Meow," beloved by its family, was abducted, tortured and murdered by a group of children who were only around 10 years old. This horrific tragedy happened in the "Blue Light City World Community" of Jinjiang District, Chengdu, China.

Meow Meow was repeatedly beaten by the children, roughly stabbed with a broom, forcibly submerged in water, maliciously urinated on, and finally thrown from the second floor of a building, left to die in cold and agony.

Several other children who witnessed the brutality suffered severe psychological trauma.

Although Meow Meow was rushed to the hospital, the kitten could not survive. The incident was reported to the local police station, but there are still no clear investigation or results.

Because the perpetrators are children under 14 years old, law enforcement agencies and the media in China typically face very strict restrictions in judicial and journalistic practice."

China's Child Zoosadism Crisis.

😭😭😭💔💔💔 I'm sorry Meow Meow 😿

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#ChinaZoosadismEpidemic
#ChinaZoosadistEpidemic
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East vs west

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A post claiming that a person, who says they are a former Chinese national now residing in Japan, was pressured to restore their Chinese nationality and forced to declare their intent to renounce Japanese citizenship during a temporary return to China, has become a hot topic on Chinese social media.

The poster claims that they can no longer access bank accounts or various online services and have been prohibited from leaving the country until 2036.

*At this time, the truthfulness or details of the post's content have not been verified. The following is the poster's own account.

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"I am a former Chinese national living in Japan.

On July 2, my entire family returned to China for a visit, planning to head back to Japan in late July. However, I was stopped from boarding just 5 minutes before takeoff.

After that, my family members were interrogated separately and told, 'If you don't cooperate, your three children will become orphans and could be sent to a welfare facility.'

Considering my children, I stated in front of a camera, 'Of my own free will, I renounce my Japanese nationality and restore my Chinese nationality.'

Afterward, I could no longer access my bank accounts, Alipay, WeChat, and so on, and a message appeared saying, 'Register with the local public security bureau.'

At the public security bureau, I was informed, 'You are prohibited from leaving the country until 2036.'

My family of five has lived in Japan for 13 years, and in Japan, I've been running a company for over 20 years, with assets of about 80 million yuan (1.7 billion yen), and more than 40 employees.

Everything came to a sudden halt, and I'm at a loss for words.

I had seen news about Gui Minhai's case before, but I never imagined something like this would happen to me."

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A fews days ago, Chinese netizens were praying that this typhoon will hit Japan or Taiwan.

Pray for China.

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Guangzhou special school for correction is very luxurious. They even have a movie theater

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Average Chinese. When their kids see it, they will follow: Monkey see Monkey do https://t.co/XN81OSSUV1

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Chinese netizens’ “prayer” as Super Typhoon Bavi barrels toward China:

“Be good, turn right here please~” 👉 (pointing the storm straight at Japan)
“I don’t wish for anything else, only that China stays safe.”

Not cheering for disaster… just a very selective one. China平安 (peace), everywhere else? Optional.

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Guangxi floods raging — dams breaching, villages underwater, people trapped. Official response? ‘别发外网！ Don’t post on overseas networks!’ While locals suffer, the priority is hiding the truth from the world.

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Viral Clash at Taman Connaught Night Market in Malaysia (Cheras, KL)!

Chinese streamer Bai Rui (百瑞在大马) was live streaming when a RELA officer loudly stopped him while crossing the road.

What started as a traffic warning quickly turned into a heated argument, with RELA claiming the streamer “touched/pushed” him, and the streamer denying it while releasing full live footage.

The streamer later posted an apology for his emotional reaction but insists the short viral clips don’t show the whole story (including demands to stop filming and being told to “get lost”).

One RELA member was reportedly hospitalized afterward. The official Connaught Night Market page even shared the response and asked netizens for their opinions.

Was this just a misunderstanding in a busy crowded night market?

Poor communication on both sides?

Or did someone overstep their authority?

What do you think — who’s more in the right, or is it shared fault?

Drop your thoughts below 👇 (keep it civil!)

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Very typical of China. State above all.

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“The Most Beautiful Death Row Inmate”—Ren Xue

Based on publicly available case information and subsequent reports, the core background of Ren Xue’s (1971–1993) case is as follows: Around age 16, she began working at the guesthouse of the Xinan County Aluminum Mine, where she was repeatedly seduced and coerced into sexual acts by the then-mine director Dai Dechang (in his 40s, powerful and influential, a local “earth emperor”).

He deceived her repeatedly with promises of permanent employment, good job opportunities, and family support, and even, when he himself was under investigation for tax evasion, offered Ren Xue as a “gift” to the investigators to protect himself. Ren Xue was deceived multiple times, forced to have an abortion after becoming pregnant, and never received the promised job.

In the end, in a state of rage and despair, she colluded with her friend Cao Linlin to murder Dai Dechang’s daughter Ding (around 17 years old, a junior high school classmate of Ren Xue), using cruel methods (bludgeoning, smashing the head, and incinerating the body).

Ren Xue and Cao Linlin: The crime occurred in 1991, they were sentenced to death in the first trial in 1992, their appeal was rejected, and they were executed by firing squad in July–August 1993. Due to her beauty, Ren Xue was known as one of the “most beautiful death row inmates,” and details such as her opening her mouth before execution (hoping the bullet would pass through her mouth to preserve her appearance) have circulated.

Dai Dechang’s fate: He was not held accountable for rape or related criminal charges. At the time, such “lifestyle issues” or abuses of power were often downplayed at the grassroots level. He was merely suspended for a period and later transferred to another position (or lived quietly). He undoubtedly suffered the pain of losing his daughter, but legally, he largely escaped unscathed.

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A Chinese internet user utilized a soccer referee simulator game to recreate a match in which the Chinese national team defeated the Japanese national team 4-0.

In the game, the user repeatedly made decisions favorable to the Chinese side, such as disallowing goals for the Japanese team or issuing red cards to them, ultimately producing a final score of 4-0.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

BREAKING: Dozens of Christians were massacred in Ethiopia over the course of the last week by Islamists.

Tens of thousands of Christians have been slaughtered by Islamists across Africa, and the world doesn’t seem to care.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

ATERRADOR: Una mujer en Turquía fue obligada a casarse con el hombre que la violó. Él luego violó a su hija de 4 años, y el tribunal desestimó el caso.

Comenzó a protestar y exigir justicia. ¡Después de eso, tanto ella como su hija fueron encontradas muertas!

Esto es el Islam.

[Melissa Chen @MsMelChen]

The Singapore government is trying to block access to social media posts (some featuring videos, many in Chinese) warning citizens that their nation is being overrun by ethnic Indians.

The content originated on China-based platforms such as Douyin, Rednote and TikTok.

Singapore handles foreign information operations with unusual clarity and decisiveness. It identifies them early, then compels platforms to block the content so it never reaches Singaporean eyes.

I remain skeptical that this game of censorship whack-a-mole can ever be fully won, but there is real value in ministers publicly naming the source and explaining exactly why these narratives are subversive.

The narratives being peddled claim that Singapore’s multiracial model is just a “facade” to placate Western sensibilities, and that the country has really always been anchored by its Chinese-majority demographics.

They assert that “Singapore’s culture is fundamentally Chinese,” and that the government’s decision to distance itself from Beijing while ignoring the “threat” of a growing Indian community will end in disaster.

The videos portray the Chinese majority as under siege by an increasingly powerful Indian minority, including politicians. They single out President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, of Indian heritage, and warn that “curry concentration” (yes, really) is eroding Chinese cultural dominance.

This coordinated push arrived immediately after Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s recent viral remarks in China where he reminded Beijing that Singapore-China ties are based on “mutual benefit and shared interests, not ethnicity.”

He drew a clear red line saying that Singapore is sovereign and not an overseas extension of the PRC. Chinese netizens and state-aligned voices reacted with indignation, framing it as ingratitude from “ethnic kin” who should show deference to the motherland. The subtext was clear: how dare Singapore prioritize its Indian, Malay, and other communities over blood-and-soil solidarity with the CCP?

Connect the dots to Beijing’s broader information warfare against Israel, the United States, and others, and the pattern becomes clearer. Especially since Oct 7th, Beijing has weaponized antisemitism as a wedge issue.

On its tightly censored platforms, state media and influencers have let Hitler memes, "Jews control America" conspiracies, and Nazi comparisons proliferate unchecked. This all has spilled out into global social media.

What is the goal? Fracture the West, erode US-Israel ties, poison diaspora debates, sow domestic discord, and paint America's alliances as puppets of a shadowy cabal. It's created and amplified because it distracts, divides, and weakens the very coalition (MAGA) containing Chinese expansion.

Now, apply this same lens to the sudden surge of anti-Indian content in Singapore and even in the US, particularly targeting tech circles. While organic frustrations (H-1B abuse, cultural friction) exist, the volume, timing, and precision point to deliberate seeding.

Amplify resentment against Indian professionals and you damage the American-India tech alliance, the most credible long-term hedge against China dependence. It disrupts supply-chain diversification and poison talent pipelines in Silicon Valley.

In Singapore, the same operation pits the Chinese majority against the Indian community, weakening society from within. This should be recognized for what it is: classic United Front work in the digital world. It's low-cost, high-impact subversion with plausible deniability.

China doesn’t need naval fleets in the Strait of Malacca when it can export ethnic poison to fracture societies from within. A divided Singapore becomes a less reliable financial and technological anchor for US interests in Southeast Asia. A majority-Chinese Singapore riled up by Indian invasion narratives becomes more inclined to embrace the ethnic ties to the motherland and advocate for deepening Singapore's ties to the CCP.

Likewise, a fractured US-India partnership keeps supply chains tethered to the PRC. Stoked antisemitism keeps the West chasing ghosts instead of confronting the primary challenge of our era.

Western democracies cannot and should not copy Singapore’s blunt censorship model. But we must learn from its vigilance.

We are all being targeted by sophisticated, state-driven influence campaigns designed to exploit our existing fault lines.

Recognizing the playbook is the first step toward resisting it. The price of complacency is a more divided, weaker, and more easily manipulated world.

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Somehow wumaos thinks that everyone is like them.

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6月4日，网友@JapanBanZaiLove 发布用日本车票拼成的“六四北京天安门”。
遭遇恶意举报封号

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

A poor girl was attacked and humiliated by a Muslim woman for going out without a burqa and wearing makeup and perfume.

Sick culture and mentality!

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Part of Beijing's so-called stability maintenance: forging pornographic content

There are some pictures generated by AI that sexualize Laura on social media. She will share a part of it in this article. She have nothing to be ashamed of. It's not her who is really perverted in this story. This regime, which profies itself as a "global superpower", does not improve the lives of ordinary people, but consumes national resources on such things.

[ちゃんほた🌸 @hotahotasa45082]

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