
TikTok uses "Project Texas" to fool Americans twice
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It was reported on July 24, that a young 16-year-old man lost consciousness after drinking bubble tea with the bubbles sucking into his throat. When the medical staff arrived on the scene, the young man had lost his vital signs and was brought back to the intensive care unit (ICU), but he has still not been rescued. The person in charge of the hospital said, “The reason should be the bubble tea choked into the trachea.” A photo from the news report showed that there was a cup of bubble tea spilled on the ground near the young man who fell on the scene.
The determination of food stuck in the throat or trachea could be confirmed by computerized tomography (CT) and 3D imaging of the chest or bronchoscopy. The cause of a person’s death must also be analyzed and checked before a conclusion can be drawn, and no conclusion can be readily drawn to mislead public opinion. The news report of Communist China used a statement from the hospital director to forcibly link the young man’s death with bubble tea and covered the news with extensive reporting to mislead and fool the public.
However, ordinary people in communist China, many of them have lost the ability to verify and judge information, because they have always failed to cultivate logical thinking. What’s more, brainwashed and long-terms times fooled by the various absurd news. When they saw such reports, they were essentially directed by the news without their ideas, believing even in the absurd logic and the reports.

Translator: Himalaya NZ Translation Team – Lisa0527 Design&editor: HBamboo(昆仑竹)

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