Pro-democracy protesters opposing Xi Jinping were attacked by CCP-linked agents on the streets of Washington, D.C., even as Xi was welcomed with a red carpet and state dinner—a disturbing repeat of the violence seen during the 2023 APEC summit in San Francisco.
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On September 25, 2026, several pro-democracy groups gathered in front of the National Archives Building in the United States to protest Chinese Communist Party chief Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S., shouting slogans demanding that Xi Jinping and the CCP step down.
The scene drew young people as well as middle-aged and elderly individuals. Some held aloft banners opposing the Chinese Communist Party, some called for attention to human rights issues in China, and others demanded the release of detained dissidents.
Though possessing different backgrounds and political appeals, they stood together on the streets of Washington to publicly express their political views.
On the noon and afternoon of September 24, overseas groups and pro-democracy activists from regions including Hong Kong, Tibet, East Turkestan, Taiwan, Mongolia, and Myanmar held protests in front of the Chinese Embassy in the United States, as well as around the White House during the evening, to express their political demands and concerns over human rights.
On the evening of September 24, a pushing and shoving conflict broke out outside the Chinese Embassy in the United States between protesters and unidentified individuals, and local police subsequently arrived at the scene to handle the situation.
On the evening of September 24, a pushing and shoving conflict broke out outside the Chinese Embassy in the United States between protesters and unidentified individuals, and local police subsequently arrived at the scene to handle the situation
On the night of September 23, in Washington, D.C., protesting Xi Jinping's sneak visit to the United States. Near the hotel where Xi Jinping is hunkering down, people-to-people friendship between
America and China is on full display.
Our heartfelt thanks to the kind and righteous American people for supporting us and participating in our event. We love freedom, and we love America.
At a protest of President Xi Jinping, Chinese citizen Junliang Jiang says that back in 2015, he wrote an article on WeChat but then got a call to show up to the police station and was allegedly told that he and his family would be arrested if he did it again.
Date: September 13, 2026
Location: 3024 Peck Rd, El Monte, CA 91732
June 4th Memorial Museum
The Los Angeles All-America Oath-Taking Rally and Press Conference to Resist Xi Jinping and Exterminate the Chinese Communist Party Bandit Gang, expressing gratitude to NTD Television Headquarters for reporting live on human rights activities.
Since the aggression of the CCP's tyranny began, the host at the rally venue enumerated the CCP's ten major crimes, namely the drug war against the United States since Xi Jinping came to power—including the fentanyl war—which causes the deaths of over one hundred thousand young Americans each year. This is an evil policy aimed at exterminating the young future of America and exterminating America itself.
Second, since the CCP and Xi Jinping unleashed the CCP virus globally at the end of 2019, global deaths have reached as high as tens of millions, with the United States being the greatest victim and the country with the highest death toll, as over 1.2 million Americans were robbed of their lives by the CCP virus.
On June 16, 2026, the CCP's Xi Jinping has already been designated by the United States Congress as guilty of crimes against humanity, genocide, and crimes endangering world and national security.
The arrival of this human rights criminal in the United States constitutes a grave insult to American freedom, human rights, and democracy, as well as a major contamination of civilization.
We appeal to the International Criminal Court and countries around the world to arrest Xi Jinping, put Xi Jinping on trial, end the Communist Party, and allow China, Uighurs, Tibetans, and all ethnic groups in Hong Kong to have their own future—a future of democracy and human rights, a future of freedom, and a happy homeland.
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Soviet jokes
1. Industrial Upgrade
A reporter asks: "Which department in Beijing has been busiest recently with the low-altitude economy?"
"The post office."
"They’ve already started using drones to deliver packages?"
"They’re using packages to ship drones out of Beijing."
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2. User Manual
"Is there much difference between the old and new drone user manuals?"
"They deleted two words."
"Which two?"
"The old version said, 'This product is prohibited from flying in Beijing.' The new version deleted the word 'flying.'"
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3. Free Choice
The staff member says: "We fully respect individual choice. Buyback, scrapping, or shipping it away—feel free to choose."
"I choose to keep it."
"Why are you refusing to exercise your right to choose?"
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4. At That Time
Old Wang received a phone call demanding he dispose of his previously registered drone within a set deadline.
"But when I registered it, you said it was my legal property."
"Which word of ours lied to you? At the time of registration, it certainly was."
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5. Technological Progress
"How advanced has our drone technology become?"
"It can already threaten aviation safety without even taking off."
6. Map of Beijing
A person goes to a bookstore to buy a map of Beijing.
The shop assistant asks: "Is it for driving, or for flying drones?"
"What’s the difference?"
"For the latter, you’ll need to buy a map of North China."
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7. Organizational Affiliation
"The exact same motor: if built into a fan, it gets to stay in Beijing, but if built into a drone, it has to leave?"
"Correct."
"What wrong did it commit?"
"It joined an organization it shouldn't have joined."
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8. Core Component
"The drone has already been shipped away, why are you moving away too?"
"I was involved in its research and development."
"So what?"
"I’m afraid they’ll count me as a core component in the next edition."
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9. Reporting a Crime
After the new regulations take effect, a person walks into a police station.
"My drone was stolen."
The officer looks up: "Are you reporting a crime, or turning yourself in?"
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10. Inspection
"After the citywide ban on possession, will there still be drones?"
"Yes."
"Whose?"
"The ones checking whether you have a drone."
The 807th Jasmine Action 🕯
Time: Saturday, September 5, 2026, at 3:30 PM
Location: Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles, 443 Shatto Place, Los Angeles, CA 90020
This Friday, the Hong Kong court sentenced Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan, and Albert Ho Chun-yan on charges of "incitement to subvert state power." The so-called "evidence" consisted merely of lighting candles in Victoria Park over the past 30 years to commemorate victims and calling to "end one-party dictatorship."
Being detained for four years prior to trial was intended to destroy the conscience of Hong Kong. If a regime cannot tolerate the call to "end dictatorship," it only proves its own fragility. This incident tests the bottom line of the free world; erasing Hong Kong will ultimately affect the entire globe.
Demands:
1. Immediately and unconditionally release Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan, Albert Ho Chun-yan, and all political prisoners in Hong Kong.
2. Reject historical amnesia and defend the authority of truth.
3. End tyrannical dictatorship and return power to the people.
High walls can lock up people, but they cannot blow out the flame.
Organizer: Los Angeles Regional Committee of the National Committee of the Democratic Party of China
Initiators/Planners: Jiang Junliang, Zhang Lei
On-site Lead: Wang Fu
Hosts: Jiang Junliang, Zhang Lei
Poster: Zhang Lei
Promotion: Wang Xi
Photography: Jiang Junliang
Volunteers: Huang Jizhou, Wang Bin, Yong Sun, Zhao Yantao, Fu Xiang, Li Congling, Jiang Haikuo, He Yong, Wang Xiqing, Ge Bing
This person is a former Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation; someone posted the details of his pension online, which shocked the general public—and left me dumbfounded as well.