America Is Following in China’s Footsteps. Here’s How We Stop It.

shortly after George Floyd died Memorial. Day Weekend 2020 people began to say. that what was happening in the United. States bore some resemblance to what. happened in China 50 years ago the. cultural revolution with red guards and. struggle sessions Public humiliations. public. atonements a kind of secular frenzy that. looked very much like a hate-- centered. religious. right the cultural revolution but what's. that. overstatement well she and fleet has.

seen both she's Chinese she was 7 years. old in 1966 when the cultural revolution. started and 17 when it ended with Ma's. death in 1976 and along the way she. became one of its victims she moved to. this country to Kentucky in 1986 and. she's been here ever since so she has. seen both revolutions firsthand and. she's written a new book comparing them. with a warning it's called ma America. and we're grateful to have her Shan. Fleet in the studio with us now she.

thanks so much for coming on thank you. this is unbelievable that I'm here with. you oh I'm so grateful that you are so. you were s years old when the cultural. revolution started the equivalent of. first grade when what was the moment. that you realized something strange and. important was happening in China yes to. me my memory is it happened overnight. and overnight I just notice there's a. lot of what's called Big character. posters everywhere it's just big pieces.

of paper and with uh words written in. very large letters so everyone can read. it from distance kind of like today's. social media crude propaganda yes it's. really on the uh uh posters is really of. people uh denouncing others in my school. I remember it's uh the papers were. denouncing uh administrators or teachers. and it's overnight and it's just. everywhere and in the cafeteria because.

that's the only place that high wall. That's indoor and it just from a ceiling. uh from the uh floor to the ceiling and. it's uh class stopped and so one day I. went to the uh classroom and I saw a. note on the Blackboard no class for. three days and that three days lasted. for two years two years two years no. school because this school was like all.

the other institutions was shut down by. the red guards and the red guards and I. think nowadays more and more Americans. are familiar with that and red guards. were the uh kids from elementary school. to universities so they took over the. country so there's no school for two. years so what I uh what did we do as a. kid we went to the street so every day. we went to the street we watch the.

cultural revolution unfolding and that. is struggle sessions parade of those. people who were. denounced and eventually become violence. so it was young people aiming their rage. at the behest in the direction of the. central government of. Mao against not foreigners who threaten. China but against against Chinese. against your own people yes and it is. difficult even for me to understand and. took me a long time to understand what.

that Cultural Revolution was about it is. a revolution that Ma launched against. CCP against his own party against his. own government why because he thought he. was losing influence he thought he was. uh no longer had ABS absolute power so. it's really a power struggle and this. time he did not use the armies he did. not have to he had tens of millions of.

young people that he have indoctrinated. in the government school for the past 17. years they're ready to go just give them. a call say you are now Mo uh mobilized. to defend the uh to defend Ma and to. defend communism and that's what uh uh. the uh how they got the uh kids all. involved and very familiar to Americans. now.

they. dismantled the uh uh Criminal Justice. System no police really just like a. defound police so the red guards could. do anything through no consequences and. eventually they started to kill kill. their teachers kill their principls and. they kill millions of people did I mean. the normal people who are watching this. your family I assume um did anybody say. anything about it nobody can see.

anything just like here why because ma. openly supported them and Ma had uh. eight uh rallies to meet the uh uh red. guards in tan Square eight times to. declare that he was their red. commanderin-chief. and those are his little red. guards so there's no dissent at all at. all in things just get progressively.

crazier and crazier and crazier do. people think that this was going to stop. no one knows and I remember that uh in. the first and in started it was uh. somewhat peaceful because all they did. was uh destroy the uh the past in Mouse. words it's the four olds old ideas old. culture old custom and old habits get. rid of them all that include uh destroy.

all the statues the statues mostly in. Buddhist statues Christian statues. everything has to come down and. everything that is old has to be. destroyed so when they finish with the. public uh spaces they went to people's. homes and eyewitness the red guards went. to people's homes took everything they. thought was old old is bad old is. something that need to be get rid of. including Furniture people's old photos.

and. everything because the goal is to get. rid of the past so way can replace it. with the Pure ma ISM I remember reading. about the culture Revolution years ago. reading a biography of ma and was so. struck by how much Mao hated the Chinese. hated the country hated the history. hated the culture and yet he was in. charge of the country I thought that's. very strange so we were taught that Ma. was our savior yes and we have songs.

saying that he was our savior he made it. possible for us to have a better life. why because he removed this three big. mountains that had been suppressing. Chinese people they the foreign. imperialism the old. feudalism and the bouro or capitalism he. removed them all that's why we could. have such happy life so no no no we. never taught that uh that he hatte us.

and he did but we were taught we should. be so grateful and he was our not only. savior during the cultural revolution he. really became Our. God was there a do you remember the. moment that the Red Guard went from. carrying slogans and yelling at people. humiliating them to the point where they. went to killing people did that seem. were you shocked by that were people. shocked by that actually it started. about the same time because they only uh.

in the very beginning it only started on. campuses and uh and King started as. early as August of 1966 few months after. the cultural revolution the first. killing took place in a very prestigious. Middle School for. Girls they bunch of girls young girls as. as young as 12 as old as 16 they beat. tortured and killed their principal that.

was in August. 1966 and I was um Elementary School uh. student so in my school I did not see. Killing but I did say attacks by the. kids and one of the things I remember so. vividly is a teacher she is she she is a. a pretty teacher and she usually will. dress kind of nicely and that's. considered Bourgeois so the the kid. kids followed her call her names.

eventually they surrounded her and spit. on her so after a while she was covered. with spit from head to toe and that was. considered mild because she was not hurt. um physically the same time we heard. killing happened in Middle School. especially universities but the police. were told to stay away from campus.

and if the red guards hit them they are. not allowed to hit back just like here. so what happened to you as you got older. during this period so the violence of. the uh Red Guard. movement um lasted until. 1969 yes by then all the power was taken. down by the red guard for mile so. basically the all institutions all. paralyzed. there's no one in charge so they thought.

okay now it's time for us to get some. power and then they start to fight each. other for power and that's when it's. getting really really violent it become. almost like a civil war they raided the. military U instit um they raided the. military places and got real weapon. before it was just sticks and stones and. rocks and now was a real weapon and they.

started to kill each other the different. Red Guard factions factions because they. thought now it's time for now for us to. get power and then exactly the faction. it got so bad that tanks were deployed. in cities where there's a lot of Defense. Factory and that's not that far from. where I live and and was not saved by. then for us to go to the street one day. a stet bullet landed under our w window. when we have dinner so it was and it was.

so bad that one day I described in my. book that we were outside and we heard. this really awful Chinese funeral music. and then words came back that they have. a c parade so it's one faction of the. red guards try to gain public uh. sympathy so they had the people that. were killed by other faction on a parade.

that is the time that Ma got rid of them. so they basically they were his creation. he gave them all this power yes to. consolidate his own but once they became. a threat to him he did what he. suppressed them yeah send military to. suppress them so they uh we don't know. the number the real number but he killed. tens of thousands of red guards and then. eventually he got them together the.

leaders and said you disappointed me and. then just like that the whole movement. was dismantled and they all sent to the. countryside many of them sent to the. Virgin land like a. gulock to be. re-educated through physical labor and. that's how you become real communist you. can't just do the uh uh what you did in. the city you have to be uh really go.

through hard labor to become real. communist and off they go and for from. 196 uh from 19 uh. 69 from that time on All City kids from. high school were sent to the countryside. and when I graduated from high school um. in. 1975 I was too s to the countryside and. doing the physical uh labor that was. very primitive. and I stayed there for three years after.

ma died and after d Shin reopened. universities that's how I could go to. college to study what did you do in the. countryside yeah that is not a farm so a. lot of people think about Countryside. they think about Farm no yeah. Countryside here is a good thing yeah no. no no it's a a. commune every rural area was arranged or. organized as commun commune is.

collective farming so in the commune. there a lot of production teams and so. it's all run by the CCP so what I did is. every day we would Gather in the meeting. place of the production team and the. leader will tell us what to do so we do. their work and we get a point and then. in Harvest Time you use the point to get. some uh uh. produce graen or potato or whatever to. get food to get food yeah so I not only.

experienced and witnessed the whole. culture Revolution I also get three. years working in the fields and get to. know how peasant live those peasants put. ma in. power he mobilized the whole peasantry. and promised them free land they put. them in power after the culture uh after. Revolution succeeded in 1949 they.

peasants the the same people that put. them into Power fund them in the very B. of the society and they were the ones. that could not leave their land because. of the uh uh it's called a hulo it's. like a household registration system so. they could not they become serves they. just really liveed a life of the poorest. and uh so and I kind of in a way I'm. glad I get a chance. to be with them and to know that this is.

communism this is socialism supposedly. to liberate them from the oppression of. the oppressors and then they end up way. more worse off than before and during. the famine in 1970 1959 to. 1962 up to 50 of them starve to death. The. Peasants 50 million 50 million. unbelievable so you're there three years.

so you're there from 75 to. 78 and then eight years later you're in. the United States how did you get here. and why did you come here so I was so. lucky that I was able to go to college. at the uh um age of 19 which is still. not because I was sent to the. countryside when I was only. 16 so after I uh got my degree I was. given a job. you don't just get a job you were given.

a job so I was given a job to teach in. the teachers college and uh in the early. 80s uh more and more Americans um come. to China to volunteer to teach during. the summer so there I met um a wonderful. lady her name is Pat. Nave we become. friends and uh she wanted to help me to. come to America and uh so true to her.

words she did help me she got. assistantship uh for me and she. sponsored me so in. 1986 I never dreamed that would happen. to me and I got my Visa and I was on my. way to America amazing amazing and you. went to Kentucky Kentucky Weston. Kentucky University so you lived here. you married an American you lived in. this country it sounds happily from.

let's just say 86 to. 2020 George Floyd gets killed and all of. a sudden in a day the country. changes what did you notice about those. early days late May early June 2020 and. what did it make you think as you. watched it it's a long time coming. because uh I start to notice things. earlier even as early as 19 90s and I. remember in a class that I took and it's.

about special education when the uh the. U Act of American Disability the Ada. American Disabilities 1990 91 yeah. something like that and the teacher was. telling us you know now you know that. they are protected and as a uh teachers. um that we should I just took the class. but there are others that were special. AED teachers that we should be very very. respectful. and we should never say blind we should.

say people with vision uh imper Vision. something like that I don't even. remember and I was so impressed as the. Americans are the nicest people they try. you know to be nice and not you know not. hurt people's feelings and now we know. right during the process and we were Tau. uh you you can't say Vision uh impaired. now it's something something something. different and now you know what what's. the C way to call those people blind.

blind yeah according to Stanford now. that is the correct way so that just. remind me of the cultural revolution. that there's only one correct way of uh. thinking of talking and if you don't do. it you're get into trouble so I just. noticed so when the language started. changing and people announced that you. know from here on out we're calling. XY we're calling I don't know ping. Beijing or the Orient Asia or whatever.

the blind visually impaired that. reminded you of the culture Revolution a. little bit I'm just saying if you ask me. what I noticed that was something I. noticed because I noticed later you. can't say that you can't there's so many. things you can't say or you have to say. it differently and who tell you the. authority tell you that's the correct. way of saying saying things and that's. correct way of basically of thinking. okay but still I did not lose my uh. sleep over those things and until later.

and uh um in my book I did say Trend LW. probably is the thing the person that. came to my mind that that can really pin. down the moment I really say this kind. of really like cultureal Revolution I. don't even know the story whatever he. was called a racist because he said. something I said that really sounds like. cultural revolution you say something. and your life is over Tren L was a. Republican senator from Mississippi who.

went to the funeral of the longest. serving Republican senator from South. Carolina STM Thurman and praised him at. his funeral and for that he was forced. to resign right yeah and that is that. really made an impression on me I think. that's just like Cultural Revolution and. uh but things get from uh bad to worse. and it was way before 2020 that I know. that things is really really going wrong. because. in the workplace I was uh uh invited to.

be a member of dni back thing is. dni um diversity and inclusion yes. Council and I noticed every member is. has identity there and I just realized. this is not really about uh U making. people work together help people work. together it's more like a. um political identity yes and uh but. things you know got so much bad in the.

uh 2020 when I saw the antifa and BMN. burning our cities I said this is no. longer some kind of troubling sign here. there this is a full blowing Marxist. Revolution this is exactly what I. noticed uh or what I witness during. cultural revolution so I said I got to. do something I have to get involved one. way or the other and that's the end of. uh uh 2020 I got involved with lden. Republican um lden County Republican.

committee and after that and we get. emails you know ask us to go to school. board and uh I was never never involved. politically to go and give a public. speech it was just intimidating to me. and but I got so much support from uh. the members say I said I don't even have. children in school at that time they. said doesn't matter we all um tax pay. payers and then you you should have uh. go there and voice your uh your opinion.

so I said okay okay have been very. alarmed about what's going on in our. school you are now teaching training our. children to be social justice Warrior. and to lose our country and our history. uh growing up in Mouse China all this. seem very familiar the uh Communist. Regime used the same critical theory to. divide people the only difference is. they use class instead of race and back. then you know you have to wear a mask I. said Thank God I have to wear mask and. that to cover you know hide myself so I.

went there and I did that and I have no. clue I have no. clue what happened after that well I I. have to say one of the the features just. as a foreigner reading about it of the. cultural revolution that's always struck. with me is the mass. hysteria rational people becoming. irrational people going crazy getting. caught up in this frenzy and really. believing things that are that are. absurd I want to show you a piece of. tape um from the United States this is. after George Floyd's uh drug overdose.

death um and this is a table of affluent. white ladies who have paid money to be. told they're racist and I just want to. get your view of this watch this. actually Margaret you didn't say yours. what your racist thing thing that you've. done thought about or. done you have something inside of you. that's not quite like that's racist so. you must have you must have examples in. your own life I also work in.

environmental engineering I have. absolutely no people of color or minimal. people of color possibly exclusion being. slightly. Hispanic s doesn't like her. attitudes I can say a racist thing. you've done because it just happened. when you just talked to me the way you. just did this is how white women talk to. us all the time these are. microaggressions when I say the exact. same thing to my white girlfriend who. says the same exact thing I don't care.

if you talk to everybody like that the. way you just spoke to me was straight up. white supremacy you actually just. answered with racism white supremacy is. said to be hidden in innocuous phrases. and banile behavior the smallest things. could be considered racist it's enough. that a person from a minority group. feels insulted. absolutely sounding terribly white I. don't know that I was all that racist to. start with but I also would be. more aware or hyper aware of my thoughts.

or reactions to circumstances that would. be racist so here we have privileged. white ladies being barked at by even. more privileged non-white ladies about. their sins and the white ladies are. loving it like what is that that's a. struggle session and that's something. that everyone have to go through in the. during the cultural revolution in the. very beginning that was those in power.

that was taken down by the red guards. they were struggled against in the. so-called struggle session that was. brutal some of them were killed right. there in a public trial but everyone. have to go through the gentler form of. struggle session and that's called. criticism and. self-criticism so as kids we will have. that kind of struggle station every week. and we will sit together together and. after you know referring some of the.

mouse quotes and we will uh criticize. self you start with yourself and you. would say and I did this and that not. quite up to the requirement by Mouse. instruction and uh and I still have this. bourgea influence in me and uh and then. everyone will join and say yes you're. right you did this and this that day you. said this is this that day and then we. go around. so we struggle against others and we're.

against ourselves so to get rid of every. little incorrect thoughts from our mind. that's what it is so China is I mean. overwhelmingly hand Chinese so you're. you're not going to have racial lines in. a country that's got one race. um but if you take the race stuff out. white supremacy it it's identical right. identity politics that's exactly what it. is in China it started with class yes.

and they divide the whole population. into two classes red class and a black. class and you can figure out pretty much. what it means red are the correct class. and the black is the incorrect class. those are the uh Property Owners. landlords or people with Bourgeois uh. worldview they're all black class so. they are the Enemy of the.

State we all look alike right but that's. how China was. divided uh by Ma and I'm talking about. identity it's not something you you know. you say okay I'm black class no you are. black class and that is your identity. and that is required in every government. document just like here race you have to. figure out you have to Fig out what your. race uh what your racek is there you. have to fill out what your class is and.

then you passed it down to your children. and your children's children and you. will forever be the Enemy of the State. and here we have we still have class you. know both Bernie Sanders still talk. about 1% versus 99% but race is the most. potent way to divide America and that's. just exactly the same thing that. happened in China what maybe another. similarity is that the people who are.

screaming about. privilege themselves have the most. privilege right I mean so the the people. leading the struggle sections were. obviously more privileged than the. people being interrogated correct it's. in the revolution most of the Revolution. you can see who started it's usually the. elite yes ma was from a rich family yes. yeah all his comrades are from Rich. family only people from Rich family had. the time to entertain how to start a. revolution exact the same and then they.

turn the people against the other Elite. and that is always the case because they. want people fight against each other and. that's how they control them so as as. you're starting to notice these things. do you tell your husband who's American. your children are born here your friends. who are American do you say wow this. looks like what I grew up with did you. tell anybody that that is a a mistake. that I've made that for a long long time. I never really talk much about my past.

yes because I want to forget it myself. it's un Pleasant it's awful and uh no I. haven't shareed a lot of the stories. with my family and with my colleagues a. lot of them oh she had such an. interesting story because it's awful. things that you want to forget and that. is the mistake that I made and that is. the mistake the conservative made they. never really uh fight for uh the schools.

to teach the horror of Communism people. don't know people have no idea and when. I went to that school board and gave him. that. speech I think a lot of them have. probably the first time heard such a. thing as cultural revolution yes that's. why that I say when we people like me. who live through communism we saw. through it right away the Americans have. no clue that's why they don't realize. what was happening here in 2020 and.

what's happening now is communist take. over I mean there's no doubt about it it. is communist takeover would you say that. to Americans how do they respond I think. more and more started to uh see it but. many told me they never they don't know. anything about culture Revolution they. know very little about communism they. thought communism was defeated burning. wall was torn down it's over and uh I.

think that's the mistake the. conservative made tell us about your. speech at at the laden event it's only. one minute and uh um so the only thing I. can say is that what's happening in our. school and how you push the CRT just to. me it's just the repeat of the cultural. revolution during the cultural. revolution I witness students and. teachers again turned against each other. which we change school names to be. politically correct and we were taught.

to denounce Our Heritage the red guards. destroy anything that is not communist. oats statues books and anything else we. are also encouraged to report on each. other just like the uh student Equity. ambassador program and a bias reporting. system this is indeed the American. version of the Chinese Communist the. Chinese Cultural Revolution the critical. race theory has its roots in cultural. Marxism it should no place in our.

schools what kind of response did you. get well people praud and then my minute. was over and I was just you know I. really I just left the meeting and uh. because I took time off my work I have. to go back and make up the time so I. thought everyone knew it cultural. revolution who doesn't well then I got a. course in later and people want to. interview and I realized my God people.

just don't know Americans do not know. what and why don't you think why don't. they know I think it's on purpose that. is absolutely to me I'm convinced it's. on purpose they do not want to teach. communism and they do not teach the. horror or the history of communism. because those are in control they are. marxists they want to use the same. tactics to G power. that's why it's not taught it's not.

taught at all and as later from my. Twitter uh follower and I I see comments. like in school we learned slavery and. everyone knows slavery everyone knows uh. Nazi Germany we never taught. communism and that's why people don't. know what's going on today yeah because. they that history has been withheld from. them yes um do you notice similarities. in between uh Mao's attempt to destroy.

Chinese culture history language and our. government's attempt to to hide our. history and change our history lie about. our history to the population that's. exact the same thing history is so. important and as we know that whoever. control are the present control the past. and whoever control the past control the. future that's what uh um CCP did when.

they took over China in 1949 they. totally took over the educational system. they remade the curriculum but what they. really put their energy in the focus on. is to rewrite history yeah so the. history that I learned and even today I. have to get rid of all this. misinformation that I received as a as a. school girl and later in college. all uh uh fictional absolutely fictional.

and that but that's how they control you. and you believe just as I said earlier. you believe that communist uh the CCP is. our savior ma is our savior to uh to to. save us to liberate us now we heard that. word too right to liberate us from the. oppression of those uh you know. impressionism uh imperialism um uh. feudalism and capitalism and you believe. it and people ask me um did you question. I said how could I question I was told.

one thing I have no access to other. information I could not think thinking I. think in uh um requires you know. something you have information you have. different sources of information and. hopefully you can you know uh go through. them and come up with your own uh. conclusion that's critical thinking. right when you have only one information. you can't think I can only think one way. that's M's way that's the correct way.

and I have been like that for a long. time some people will say that they see. through things doing the culture of not. me I'm totally into it I'm totally. accept everything I was told no matter. how observed it it was I accept it. because party can't be wrong ma can't be. wrong you've seen the the whole cycle I. mean you're born 10 years after the. Communist. Revolution and you you know you you. watch the whole cycle of it um so given. that where do you think things are going.

in this country right now where are we. in that progression people ask me that a. lot you know it is really really decades. in the making in America after the U um. the 60s uh when the Marxist took over. all universities they have been creating. Generations not just one generation. generations of marxists or people who. absolutely um follow that those.

ideologies now they are in our. institutions in every institutions. including educational system. corporations uh a government and even. our military it is everywhere so I. always say that the infiltration of. Communism is complete in this country. and uh so it is it is really really. where in ire. situation so what do we do well we have.

to start from educating people and to. weak people up by telling them history. by telling them that what's going on. here is nothing new it happened before. not that long ago it happened to me 50. years ago the witness the survivors are. still here trying to tell American. people this is Communist Revolution and. the goal is to destroy this country. country and the goal is for the. globalist I always say globalist to take.

power can it be stopped it has to be. stopped so we have to wake people up get. involved and sometimes I feel so um just. feel like uh there's no hope but many. times I do feel like there's a great. hope I have been invited to talk to so. many people around the country and I met. people what parents who never involved. politically just like me but they are. involved now they're fighting they're.

fighting in the trenches and uh so I say. there's a hope there's a great hope and. uh we can't just fight because we kind. of figure we might win to me we have to. fight because we believe in it and what. I believe in is America and so there's. no choice but to fight people who grew. up in this country most I know uh. assume um that it can never get too out.

of control here yes there's a Revolution. going on we're living through it right. now but because it's America that. Revolution Will Never entail the killing. of a lot of people all revolutions end. up killing a lot of people but ours. won't somehow what do you think just. looking out on the streets on the campus. today look those people who have no. empathy because their empathy is a uh. Guided by the uh the ideology that.

ideology is Marxist ideology about. oppressors and oppressed the world view. is looking everything in terms of who is. the oppressor and who is the oppressed. and that is absolutely communist. worldview and for those who are. oppressed anything they do to the. oppress uh or the oppressor is Justified. that include murder um. kidnap and raping this all Justified. just like the cultural.

revolution and that's what's happening. in today's America those are the. absolute result of Decades of. indoctrination so people with no empathy. will kill will kill and today they're. just out there accepting justifying and. celebrating violence it's only a short. step away from committing violence those. kids in China that killed their uh their. principal their teachers they're not.

monsters they're not they were actually. most of them were from a very. prestigious uh universities and uh and. high schools you know I mean the. parallels are unbelievable unbelievable. and they so the Chinese Harvard was more. radical than the Chinese HVAC repair. abely absolutely the cultural revolution. started in chinua and Beijing University. the top of the top and those the red. guards that committed murders were the.

best of the best supposedly and then. they kill and there was one one short. step that we see this happen if we don't. stop it um when you say that do people. take you seriously do you think in this. country do they believe you I think the. people who listen to me yes they believe. me and and that's why I think it's I. play a very very important role because. I'm telling people not something I just. learned from books or just I did some. research it is from my.

left experience using the left uh. terminology I live through it I saw it. and absolutely this can't happen here. and this will if we don't stop it so but. our system was supposed to we were. taught growing up that our system would. never allow something like this to. happen because it's a democracy MH and. the people are in charge and you can. vote them out if you don't like them I. know I know what do you think of that I. love what uh John Adam said our system.

our constitution is made for moral and. religious people and it won't work for. any other and the Constitution is still. there the rule of law is still there but. the people have changed and that is. what's happening today we are dealing. with Marxist and communist who control. our Institution and so they can use this. uh Democratic process and carry out.

their agenda and destroy everything on. the past so the process itself is. irrelevant it depends on the intent of. the people yeah and people have changed. the people have really changed why do. you think that why do you think they've. changed a. indoctrination decades and just just. think about it from the. 60s it's several decades That's The. Power of indoctrination that's why I.

always tell people the only way for us. to win the war is is uh to uh get our. school back get our University back and. of course media because those are the. institution that um shaping people's. mind and they are all in the hands of. marxists what motivates. marxists power power when you think that. way everything's easier to see I did not. know why ma would just launch this. revolution that destroy everything.

destroy people's lives my life and every. Power. Power he want to launch the cultural. revolution because he want to have. absolute power and he did in the process. he become not just the supreme leader he. become Our God in China today. are average people aware that the. culture of Revolution happened are they. upset about it do they talk about it. that is a great question I think it's so.

important for people to understand. people in power they want to control. history and they want to uh erase. inconvenient history yes and that's. exactly what happened in China young. people were not taught cultureal. Revolution and when they uh talk about. it they were told that was the. anti-corruption. campaign that's it. and the young people many of them never.

heard about the T Massacre because it. was not in the history history. book not taught forgotten all the. history of the atrocities by the CCP. were not taught to the new generation is. it I mean if it's not uh very reassuring. that the political party that killed. tens of millions of people is still in. power absolutely because they control. the history yeah you don't know and.

young people don't know and old people. dare not to talk about it and that's. happening. here we don't know history people who. know a lot of them don't want to talk. about it my last question to you you. survived all of this this this first. Revolution what advice would you give to. Americans for how to respond to our. Revolution right now happening in this. country I would say you understand. what's going on only when you understand.

what's going you can fight back. otherwise you can't fight something you. don't understand yes and it's not some. kind of crazy kind of a Democrats that. they just do some crazy things no this. is absolutely a full-blown Communist. Revolution and the goal is very simple. it's just one destroy this country so. some people can have total control of. power so it has nothing to do with. improving anybody's life no and if you. want to if you want to save this country.

and save it for your children and your. children's children you have to get. involved you have to fight back as your. life depend on. it with that she van Fleet thank you. very much thank you and congratulations. on this book Thank You horrifying as it. is it is thank you thank. you free speech which is bigger than any. one person or any one organization. societies are defined by what they will.

not permit what we're watching is the. total inversion of. virtue.