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(00:00:00) The Internet and Universal Jurisdiction: 94 Ironclad Rules for Blocking Truth and Expanding Surveillance The CCP has drastically expanded its internet management regulations from 27 to 94 articles, incorporating AI surveillance and implementing so-called "universal jurisdiction," holding individuals accountable for speech, forwarding, and even memes originating overseas. Through the strict censorship of data related to the Zhengzhou and Nanning floods, the CCP transforms the tragedy of the people into a celebration of the Party's disaster relief efforts, demonstrating its impenetrable control over information. (00:11:34) Invisible Shackles on Speech: The Real Threat of Cross-Border Sanctions as Seen Through Chinese Law This paper explores how China's recently introduced "Law on Promoting National Unity and Progress" and internet management regulations extend their legal reach overseas, even affecting the freedom of speech for Taiwanese people. By comparing the reporting mechanisms between Taiwan and mainland China in the face of floods, this paper exposes how the unspoken rule of "don't cause trouble for the government" under totalitarian regimes forces disaster victims to self-censor out of fear. The Silent Truth of the Zhengzhou Tunnel: A Collective Tragedy Covered Up by Official Data A deep dive into the 2021 flooding of the Zhengzhou Jingguang North Road Tunnel, questioning the stark discrepancy between the extremely low official death toll and the sell-out of flowers for public mourning. The film details how the government transformed people's funerals into a party-sponsored disaster relief celebration, and analyzes the collective absence of local officials during a major disaster, reflecting the true helplessness of ordinary people under totalitarian rule. Zero-COVID Lockdown and the Blank Paper Revolution: An Opportunity for Civic Awakening Under a Totalitarian System This film documents China's extreme zero-COVID policy implemented during the Wuhan pneumonia outbreak, from the suffocating conditions of forced nasal cleaning to the tragic lockdown of a building fire in Urumqi, igniting a nationwide "blank paper revolution." This history witnesses how the people broke through the information blockade, forcing the usually hardline Communist Party to lift the lockdown in just two weeks, showcasing the fierce clash between totalitarian politics and social resistance. The Dark Threat of Long-Arm Jurisdiction: Security Alarms for Taiwan as Seen Through the Attacks on Akio Yaita This analysis examines how Chinese law translates into substantive "long-arm jurisdiction," using cross-border violence to sanction dissidents, including the attacks on Akio Yaita, Denise Ho, and Lam Wing-kee in Taiwan. The video concludes with a stern warning, reminding Taiwanese citizens not to harbor any illusions. In the eyes of authoritarian rulers, anyone who upholds the democratic system could become the next target of "sanctions." July 15, 2026, July 15-2, 2026 🌍 🌎 🌏 Monday to Friday at 21:00, tune in to 57 EBC Financial News Channel – "Bao Jie's Military Commentary" Wednesday and Thursday at 6 PM, tune in exclusively to YouTube for "What Bao Jie Says" 👉Remember to subscribe and turn on notifications🔔→   / @taiwanlbjnews   Join "Bao Jie's Military Commentary" as a member, not only supporting the program but also becoming a member of "Liu Bao Jie's Circle of Friends" 👉   / @taiwanlbjnews   #LiuBaoJie #BaoJie'sMilitaryCommentary #WhatBaoJie Says #XiJinping #China #Kuomintang #CCP #Internet #AkioYaita #GuangxiFloods #EthnicUnityLaw #Gangsters #Triads #HongKong #Floods