WARREN vs CCP
๐บ๐ธ American in Asia | Pilot โ๏ธ | Christian โ๏ธ
Family โข Faith โข Freedom
Standing with Taiwan ๐น๐ผ
Against tyranny
God Bless America ๐บ๐ธ
Welcome to China.
Ever wonder if youโre eating Chinaโs infamous โgutter oilโ?
This is how used cooking oil is recycled from restaurant sewer pits, filtered, reprocessed, and sent right back into the food chain.
Cheap profits. Zero ethics. Massive health risks.
The red hat belongs to the foreman, and the yellow hat belongs to the workers.
In China, inequality is a carefully designed system.
Those who feel even a slight advantage over others will strive to maintain the regime to keep it.
Men use it for free.
In some parts of China, women's restrooms (and public restrooms) still charge fees, mostly in privately owned or near tourist attractions.
A China they don't want you to see!
In late 2004, a journalist met nine-year-old Wu Sumin in Shangcai, Henan.
Her parents had contracted HIV through selling blood. Both died of AIDS. Born with HIV herself, she lived in a half-collapsed mud-brick house, surviving on food from relatives.
Too weak to stay in school, she had been sent home. But she still wanted to study. She pulled her dusty schoolbag from a bed piled with dirty clothes, brushed it off, and looked up at him.
Months later, he learned she had died.
Her name was Wu Sumin. She deserved a childhood, a classroom, and a future.