"Mao is One of the Great Leaders of This World"
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I'm not sure if I'm going to get
out of here.
So also heavily fucking up the Saudi
live golf league a ton of their
players right now are stuck in
countries and no fly zones law.
I know.
We ask the people around the world
to rate the morality and ethics
of others in country in their
country.
The U.S. is the only place we
surveyed where more adults
describe the morality and
ethics of others living in the
country is bad then good.
In many countries people see
their fellow citizens and
morally good who rate the
morality and ethics and other
people.
Percentage of people who rate
the morality and ethics of
people in their country as very
good or somewhat good 47%.
Somewhat bad and very bad 53%.
Wait, where's Israel on this list?
I got to see Israel.
Where the fuck is Israel?
Even Israel 68% rate the morality
and ethics of people in their
country as very good or
somewhat good.
Bro, Turks are so funny.
Oh my God.
Turkey is the only other country.
Turkey.
Turkey is like 50 50.
It's like bro, we have to live
with the fucking out of the
want supporters.
Okay.
I'm sick and tired of it.
And then the out of the
want supporters are like bro,
we have to live with these
disgusting godless liberals.
Oh, that's so sick.
That is fucking funny, man.
That's funny.
Look at this reply.
It's so self evident.
Hot tape.
You think people are generally
morally good than you are
morally blind.
A good society can only be
built on the belief that
there's a lot of shit.
The inverse of recipe to be
fucked over.
This guy is so mind-cucked.
It's not even funny.
You know what I mean?
Like this guy is capitalism
cucked if that makes sense.
Like his brain doesn't work
in a normal fashion where
he's just like, it's a game
of war all the time.
And everyone's out to get me.
Great, man.
What a wonderful person you
are just operating with this
like sociopathic tendency.
The Chinese are the ones
releasing the sat images of
the damages, and some people
are a bit mad at that.
Oh, I know.
China has once again made
public satellite images of
the damage to the U.S.
al-Dafra base in the UAE.
Chinese continue to expose
damaged Western military
base throughout the Middle
East with the clear
censorship regime in place.
China is making information
available that otherwise
would remain hidden from
public view.
It's a snowy day in
Beijing's Tiananmen Square.
As U.S. strikes Iran,
China has a message
in the world.
A message it wants the
world to hear.
We're here early.
And we're going to take you
for a rare glimpse into the
secretive world of Chinese
political power.
I've reported from Beijing
for nearly three and a half
years now.
And there is still something
of a buzz every time we're
allowed here because it is
quite rare that journalists
are allowed to film in
Tiananmen Square.
It's infamous.
Hey!
Hey!
I know somebody who's
did that shit though.
They're not wrong.
It is actually, come on,
guys.
Tiananmen Square is
literally incredibly
secure.
Please.
Be for real.
Like, I was there.
You literally watched me go
through the security
checkpoints.
I livestreamed the entire
process.
I got stopped by a cop who
thought I was like making
fun of Mao Zedong,
which I never would and never
will.
Mao Zedong is a one of the
great leaders of this world.
A man who changed the
entire universe, the
entire planet.
Okay.
But the reality of the
matter is, I was able to,
for real, for real, yes.
I mean, there was a lot of
fucking excesses.
Let's be real.
But the People's Republic
of China would not exist
without Mao Zedong.
And before people say, oh,
well, what about Deng?
What about Deng Xiaoping?
Okay.
Great.
He advanced China as well.
And so does Xi Jinping.
Don't make me retell the
dumpling story.
Okay.
You eat four dumplings and you
finally feel like you're full
on the fifth one.
You don't think to yourself, oh,
I should have just eaten the
fifth dumpling.
It's not the fifth dumpling that
filled your stomach.
The first four dumplings were
also important.
Brutal history means we're only
given access on pretty
special occasions.
And today is a special
occasion of sorts.
It's an event called Liang Hui,
or the Two Sessions in English.
It's sort of Chinese equivalent
of the state opening of Parliament,
a day for pomp and ceremony.
But it's also a day where the
curtain is raised just a little
on what China's leaders think
and what they might want.
And we're going to take you
inside.
Am I crazy?
No, it's not.
No, China definitely has
very different cultural
attitudes about criticisms or
even fucking outright praise.
Well, not our praise, but
criticisms of historical
leadership, the party in
general, that's a major
difference.
There's a fundamental
difference in how China
operates as opposed to other
countries.
Nearly 3,000 delegates have
traveled from what?
At least from western
liberal countries.
Corners of this country to be
here.
In this country, they'll
discuss policy and vote on
legislation.
In reality, they'll rub a
stamped decisions pre-made
behind closed doors.
But this event is as much
about precision and the
projection of power as it is
about policy.
This place is absolutely
colossal.
Fun fact, it was built in just
10 months.
Getting our passes checked and
going in.
Few members of the public
will ever step foot in the
Great Hall of the People.
It's closely guarded, tightly
controlled.
And inside, it's absolutely
cavernous.
Final security check.
But this is where it all
happens.
This is the Great Auditorium.
Thank you, Sisia.
Sisia.
That's sick.
Oh, that's so sick.
Fuck.
And on China's grandest
political stage, it's quite
clear who is the grandest.
Wait, did they let?
Did they always let in foreign
reporters to the five-year plan
announcement?
That's new, right?
I'm pretty sure they let you
outside of the square.
No, it's not new.
She mocked you with her passes.
Yeah, she did.
Bailstee and paralyzed
pendant plug.
Thank you for the 25 gifted
subs.
What the fuck is paralyzed pendant
plug?
Paralyzed pendant plug with the
50, actually.
And derelict.
And claudy days, I think,
are the five gifted.
There must be so much drama in
this that we don't get to know.
Maybe in the next five years,
little bro.
Yeah, I'll wait.
No, it's new that they let anyone
outside the party there.
Yeah, I thought it was a party
officials only.
This is ultimately cheating
pink show.
Hot off a year about maneuvering
Trump and...
Why did you glaze China if you
liked them so much?
Then get out of my country and go
live there, bro.
Stop threatening me with a
fucking good time.
Okay, stop it.
Urging his military.
This is all his pitch, his plan,
his power.
Today's session is very much
about the economy.
What's going on and what are the
challenges?
His biggest problem, perhaps, is
slowing growth.
This year's target's been set at
its lowest rate in 30 years.
But just listen to how they
explain it.
And crucially, who they blame.
The evolving Eastern environment
is exerting greater impact on
China.
Multilateralism and free trade
have been under severe strain.
By the way, by the way, it's real.
Like, this is correct.
It's got to be so funny to sit
there as a Western reporter who,
for your Western news report at
Sky News has said the exact same
things about America's terrorist