中共維穩靠偷？警察偷玉米女子店內狂吼：我認識大把警察！ ｜ #新聞熱點 09/01/2025

Hello, everyone. I'm Qin Yue. Welcome to China's Fresh News. On August 18, a video was circulated on the mainland Internet. On a road next to a corn field, a police car with a police badge was parked. A policeman in a police uniform came out of the corn field, took a few corn in his hand, ran to the side of the police car, opened the car door and put the corn in. Netizens criticized, seeing this, I understand the people who said the worst. Look at this little evil, you can still expect him to be fair and just. There are also netizens who ridiculed, do not take the people's one needle and one thread, just stipulate that do not take one needle and one thread, no pair of corn can not take it. Then I guess, the police are not short of these two corn coins. What is the main thing? Mainly the pure natural corn of the farmland, no pesticides, healthier than the market. As for stealing, no, in their hearts, pick a few for their colleagues to taste. It reflects the high quality of enthusiastic customers. Whether the farmers work hard or not, that is not within their scope of consideration. It is not the first time that law enforcement officers have been exposed to stealing farmers' crops. On October 21, 2023, law enforcement officers from Sanhejian Township, Guishi County, Henan Province, went to the farmland to steal corn. The video was posted online by the public. The video shows that two cars were parked at the scene. The car behind is an SUV. It seems to be a family car. The public is in a state of panic. The SUV behind the video has several bags in its trunk. How much do they want to steal? At first, the local government denied it. Later, under the pressure of public opinion, it was reported that the Sanhejian Township's General Administrative Law Enforcement Team worker, Ying Mengmeng, in the video, is a person in a uniform. Zhang Mou, a villager in Sanhejian Township, went to the farmland to steal corn. He has been detained by the administration. A woman from Huizhou, Guangdong, went to McDonald's for lunch. Because she was not satisfied with the table, she did not clean it in time. She had a dispute with the cleaning lady at McDonald's. She also insulted the staff who tried to persuade her. She is trash. She even hit the staff. The woman in the store was laughing and said, I know a lot of police. Look, I know a lot of police. The subtext of this sentence is that I have power. I can let my police friends beat you up. In fact, in mainland China, those who visit the people, those who intercept and repatriate in person, are mostly people sent by the local government. Behind them is the maintenance office, cooperating with the public inspection law system. The bank can't get the money. Those who show up to maintain stability and disperse the protestors are often special police, anti-riot police, rather than the bank executives who are out of town. Behind the demolition of houses, the demolition of land, and the construction team is the city government, the maintenance team of the public security. During the epidemic, those who block at the gate of the community and seal the door with a big white tape are community officials, epidemic prevention personnel, not decision-makers. The workers ask for help. On the one hand, it is often the police and security, rather than the boss who owes the salary. The campus incident or social upheaval that occurs at the first time is often the propaganda department and the online letter office to delete the seal, rather than solving the problem. Who is dealing with ordinary people? It's all them. The CCP police who shoot students at Tiananmen Square, the CCP police who steal corn in rural areas. In China, the word military police can not be seen as a derogatory term. In mainland China, the CCP authorities have also passed surveillance on ordinary people through the Tianwang blood project, etc. Even if ordinary people just exercise their rights without committing a crime, they will also be installed this kind of intrusive data collection software. Recently, the security investigation company Lookout posted an article claiming that the CCP police were using a new mobile authentication tool, MassSystem, to obtain GPS location information, SMS, picture, audio, contact person and telephone service, etc. The villagers of Ningyuan County, Hunan Province, Pan Moumou, because he forwarded an internal information of the Public Security Bureau in the circle of friends, was checked by four police officers. At that time, he was not at home. The parents of the old man were interrogated for half an hour. The father's mood collapsed. At that time, the official announcement emphasized peace of communication, record the whole process, but did not talk about information, nature and harm. The actual exposure of the screenshot was just an ordinary notice. Even according to the CCP's own confidentiality law, confidential documents must be marked and classified, and the internal words cannot be purchased as a legal basis for confidential documents. When a citizen lives in a house, because of a vague reason, he is intruded, and the freedom of speech is like an illusion. Surveillance has become a criminal offense for suppressing criticism. When the public authority uses the interior as a black box, the circle of friends of ordinary people is like a big enemy. The police quickly use resources to deal with the circle of friends or Douyin videos, but often use police force as a reason to overthrow the people's real call for help. The process of the CCP's seizure of power is called the Revolution. After the CCP's seizure of power, it will continue to revolutionize. The CCP leaders are called the so-called revolutionaries. On January 7, 2011, the famous Chinese historian Shen Zhihua interviewed Su Yiwen, the main author of Mao Zedong, Shen Zhihua said, In November 1957, when Mao Zedong visited the Soviet Union for the second time and attended the meeting of the Communist Party and the Workers' Party representatives of 12 socialist countries and the meeting of 64 Communist Party and Workers' Party representatives, Mao Zedong talked about how to fight against imperialism. Mao said, the worst-case scenario is a nuclear war. 2.7 billion people in the world, half dead and half alive. 600 million people in China, half dead and half alive. Mao said, who is not afraid? After that, everyone talked about it. Shen Zhihua said, the general secretary of Czechoslovakia Shen Zhihua's speech was published on the People's Daily on January 13, 2011. The title was, Mao Zedong talked about a nuclear war, which scared a lot of people. It doesn't matter if 300 million people die in China. Looking back at the history of the CCP, the CCP doesn't take people's lives seriously at all. It doesn't matter how many people die. This is the fundamental reason why the authorities and so-called law enforcers take people's lives under the CCP system. The police have no people in their hearts. There is no difference between playing chess and the black society. Mao Zedong once said, fighting with the sky is endless, fighting with the earth is endless, fighting with people is endless. After the CCP was founded in 1949, it launched more than 50 political campaigns and killed a lot of people. Every campaign is a cruel struggle against the Chinese people. After decades of political campaigns, the repeated brainwashing, the toxic fight has entered the minds of many people. It is hate education that corresponds to the CCP. In the people, they constantly cultivate a deep hatred of domestic and foreign hostile forces. For the CCP's hatred education, there is a tongue twister on the Internet. The Chinese hate the United States in the morning, hate South Korea at noon, hate Japan at night, have limited time, hate Taiwan and Singapore in time, have nightmares at night, hate Vietnam and the Philippines, return to South Korea on Monday, return to Japan on Tuesday, return to the United States on Wednesday, return to Taiwan on Thursday, return to Hong Kong on Friday, return to Tibet on Saturday, return to Jiangsu on Sunday. From the petty thieves in the cornfields to the collective action in the highlands, to the suppression of ordinary people when maintaining stability. Although these incidents seem to be scattered, they are connected by the same logic. Under the CCP system, the law enforcement is not to protect justice, but to be a tool for maintaining power and suppressing the people. When the people lose their reliance on nowhere to complain, those who stand on the opposite side are often not the real culprits, but those who wear uniforms. They wear the name of the People's Police but compete with the people, and even become enemies with the people. This kind of role reversal shows the absurdity and cruelty of the CCP society. Who will deal with ordinary people? It is always those who should protect ordinary people. Thank you for watching this issue of China News. See you next time.