China is Literally Sinking - Cities Too Heavy - Government Coverup

[@laowhy86]

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[@stlouisix3]

It is important for this information 📄 ℹ️ to be disseminated because the Chinese Communist Party is building others' infrastructure in the same haphazard way ↕️ for exorbitant prices because of bribery.

[@stlouisix3]

It is important for this information 📄 ℹ️ to be disseminated because the Chinese C. Party is building others' infrastructure in the same haphazard way ↕️ for exorbitant prices because of bribery.

[@stlouisix3]

It is important for this information 📄 ℹ️ to be disseminated because the Communist Party is building others' infrastructure in the same haphazard way ↕️ for exorbitant prices because of bribery.

[@stlouisix3]

Everything I post gets deleted ❌ by themtube😂😂😂😂😅😅

[@ragingnerd2116]

How come the Chinese people just don't do something about it? aren't they a billion people? How I see it is they all have the same mind set 🤷‍♀

[@DTHRocket]

Engineer here, it's not that the cities are "too heavy," it's that they haven't done erosion management and proper foundations. You can build huuuuge structures if you build a foundation going down to the bedrock. Practical engineering has done a good video on it.

[@CammieRacing]

Too heavy for the poor foundations they have.

[@megsley]

China: what is this land surveying and soil boring, you speak of?

[@robertofernandez7773]

I'm not sure, new york is also sinking and has bedrock all over.

[@rb3425]

Tofu foundations are weak.

[@murphy7801]

It's a catchy headline

[@EliJon378]

This has nothing to do with weather, and everything to do with corruption. I lived in China for 10 years and the corruption even in Xian the city I worked was terrible. Double reduction policy meant we weren't allowed to teach English or over Summer and Winter holidays. But my school was clearly bribing officials and didn't care about the government policies. I left China because the school management didn't care and we're putting foreign staff and students at risk of scrutiny from the government. They are still doing it disregarding "laws". This is why everything in China will SINK, because corruption is rampant, and I saw it first hand. They're a disgusting country that doesn't care about anybody or anything.

[@michaelpettersson4919]

I believe you are wrong. They do care. They about CCP members, at least those on the top, at least Xi himself.

[@janicewolk6492]

No, I think you are either a Chinese troll, or naive beyond belief. ​@@michaelpettersson4919

[@rabaohong9492]

👍👍👍

[@moozillamoo2109]

" the school management didn't care and we're putting foreign staff and students at risk of scrutiny from the government." You are absolutely right that they don't give a flying F is you get in trouble following their policy.

[@syiunshi]

@@michaelpettersson4919 No, they only care about themselves. It's every man for himself, including Xi

[@loot6]

All the money they spend on censoring the problem could be put to you know, actually solving the problem.

[@KawaiiEvoMii]

It's almost like the Chinese having intelligence is also propaganda.... Hahaha

[@johnstark4723]

Naw, it would just end up in the pockets of the corrupt. That's just how it is in china.

[@tabchanzero8229]

What problem? I don't see any problem, just this opaque temporary fence.

[@Nukestarmaster]

Yeah, but then people would _know_ about the problem, lol.

[@loot6]

@@Nukestarmaster Yeah we couldn't have people knowing about problems in China otherwise China would start to look different to the world described in George Orwell's book. We can't have that.

[@DarrenWatson64]

This is why I laughed my butt off when Just Stop Oil claims China has done a lot in the fight against climate change. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidford3115]

Yeah, those are the same people who told us that to save the trees, we should use plastic bags instead. Paper bags are biodegradable.

[@Thichaou]

The same when I'm back home and see NYC, Philly, LA and so on...I laugh, and laugh, and more laugh....😂🤣🤣🤣

[@Thichaou]

I literally saw a rat in subway, yes a rat inside subway, and the people, it's like a poor, poor african country!

[@DarrenWatson64]

@@Thichaou Pretty sure there are rats in China, Vietnam and every other country in the world. Sure you are not a frog in a well? 🤔

[@DarrenWatson64]

@@Thichaou Pretty sure there are rats in China, Vietnam and every other country in the world as well. Sure you are not a frog living in a well?🤔

[@lassepeterson2740]

For a culture that has grown for 1000 years due to water management , they sure did not become very good at it .

[@robertofernandez7773]

China never managed water, floods were, are, and will be an issue in china.

[@megsley]

Storm water management is a joke in China, apparently.

[@darthkek1953]

Communism is not 1000 years old.

[@0Diazzz0]

​@@darthkek1953Wrong, Mohism is much older and has the same values.

[@lassepeterson2740]

@@darthkek1953 No communism is not in fact but china has claimed it is .

[@elconoetupepa]

So it hasn't even become the modern Roman Empire yet and it's already literally sinking under its own weight?!

[@safe-tactcrap2922]

They already had their dynasty

[@Infodumptruck]

I was thinking that exact thing lol

[@Alejandra-cv7rj]

It happens every year.

[@RT-qd8yl]

The longer PRC and the CPC exist, the more danger all the rest of the world is in. Literally the Earth itself.

[@AngelBlade69]

It about to become modern Atlantis instead 😂

[@helifynoe9930]

0:20 Brilliant. Truck falls into hole, and immediately starts filling the very same hole.

[@guywhodoesstuff3314]

EXACTLY AS GREAT LEADER PLANNED!

[@tabchanzero8229]

Forward thinking!

[@wideopenthrottl]

​@@tabchanzero8229So efficient!

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Xi Jingping Thought™️

[@user-ug6co5kl2l]

😂😂😂

[@HKim0072]

Meanwhile, Tokyo has been investing billions in their flood tunnel system for the past 20 years. Isn't perfect, but at least they are trying to address the problem.

[@CheekyMenace]

Chinas car tunnels ARE it's flood tunnel system. Lol

[@Darkstar.....]

Trying? Isn't perfect? Have you seen it? Everything japan does is perfect. That system you mentioned is monolithic.

[@knightwolf3511]

@@Darkstar..... nothing is prefect

[@Sushi_bar]

@@Darkstar..... chillax nerd.

[@Darkstar.....]

Nerds are cool Thank you for the compliment Also perfect is how you spell that word If you dont know perfect exists then you have never accomplished such a thing Dont feel bad about it but dont be happy either

[@nomadicsoul34]

I just dont think there is a culture of responsibility and conscientiousness there. Its literally every man & woman for himself as they try to make a quick buck. Thank the CCP for that.

[@smalltownhomesteadAC]

It was always like that even before CCP. It’s just worse now.

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

They think cheating and cutting corners are a sign of intelligence🤦‍♂️ NO INTEGRITY👎

[@johnstark4723]

The culture is cheat if you can, that should explain everything

[@burp2019]

@@smalltownhomesteadAC if the laws didn't support it it'd likely either die out or be rarer

[@pedi-kun3978]

​@@smalltownhomesteadACyeah made worse by cultural revolution since the bury everyone smart enough to become a teacher every rich person and their own parents (there is Netflix show about it)

[@magnuszerum9177]

China is literally falling apart in every way possible. Even the Soviet Union didn't fall apart this badly. China has taken falling apart to new levels.

[@Thichaou]

Are you sure that you know where China is? Can you find it on a map?😂🤣

[@darthkek1953]

The Soviet Union literally produced Chernobyl.

[@MK_ULTRA420]

@@Thichaou We know that you can't find China on a map 🤣

[@magnuszerum9177]

@@darthkek1953 Yeah, but China's trend line is worse. How many nuclear plants get splattered when the three gorges dam bursts and floods 300 million people? I ask, because this is where this trend line is going.

[@MrRezillo]

The USSR had no shortage of incompetence and corruption (just shortages of everything else except cheap vodka). But the USSR didn't have: tofu dregs!

[@Likwidfox]

Im not trying to laugh but that guy on the moped had 500ft to stop and just went Full Send anyway.

[@natasspin3015]

Yeah, he embraced the hole itself

[@ShaferHart]

I'm laughing hard 😂 came to the comments after I saw that.

[@waitaminute-vw9hf]

Can you really blame him?

[@challism]

Because they don't look much farther than 1 or 2 meters ahead. Seriously, they don't.

[@dustyking8851]

And the guy walking across the street didn't react to the guy that just fell. Dear Lord.

[@megsley]

I've been showing my husband, a land surveyor who actually worked on the Chinese embassy in DC last year, these tofu dreg videos and he's just dumbfounded and shocked at how bad it is.

[@martine8099]

Throughout the 8 years I loved in China, the infrastructure in general was an ongoing (serious) joke between our friend group. Buildings collapsing, elevators malfunctioning, roads falling apart, shit in every apartment that just doesn't work.

[@Thluwi]

Hard working girl, 8 years of loving! JK🤪

[@superapex2128]

What did China do under Mao during the 'Cultural' revolution - talk about the misnomer of the century: kill all the sparrows or something and ending up being unable to raise crops due to the ensuing explosion of bugs? This madness is a recurring theme of Central planning... Is this really what we want as a 'model' for the whole world to emulate?!? China is one, gigantic, Potemkin village!

[@ThirtytwoJ]

And still havent brought in birds to replace em

[@davidford3115]

Yup, the hubris of man to think he knows everything. Unintended consequences. Someone once said that for every action, there are at least three unexpected ones, with at least one being VERY bad for the person responsible.

[@danieparriott265]

@@ThirtytwoJ Wouldn't matter if they did bring in birds: the air quality downwind of manufacturing cities is lethal to small birds.

[@Merchantic]

You think your assigned Chinese agents who monitor your channel ever think "maybe this guy is onto something?"

[@AwesomeFish12]

Wumao trolls don't do a whole lot of thinking.

[@mettatonneoex]

​@@AwesomeFish12The ones that start thinking would be failed experiments

[@johnflynn6140]

this is what happens when you just build stuff with whatever happens to be in the ground, I have never seen them build a proper foundation for anything they build, whole buildings have fallen over and there is no foundation on them.

[@johnstark4723]

Even their ships are poorly constructed using cheap brittle steel and even cheaper welders that cannot get the metal hot enough for a proper weld.

[@denmaakujin9161]

It's not the only the ground, tofu buildings are proof of that 😂

[@johnflynn6140]

@@denmaakujin9161 facts

[@rb3425]

Who would have guessed that Tofu weighs so much!

[@nikedoesthings]

not me :O

[@ScotChef]

Try eating some you will see how 'heavy' it really is😊. (Please dont its not really for human consumption) 😊

[@Thichaou]

No, it's more like who would have guess that the American cities are now becoming the public toilettes, the cesspool of humanity?😂🤣🤣

[@Thichaou]

It's more like who would have guess that the US cities are now becoming the public toilettes, the cesspool of humanity?😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Thichaou]

No, it's more like who would have guess that the merican cities are now becoming the public toilettes, the cesspool of humanity?😂🤣🤣🤣

[@topsuperseven7910]

15 years ago I predicted that China's most devastating, expensive problem of the 2020s would be infrastructure collapsing and degrading. Here we are. At that time I was new to China's mainland and one of the things that surprised me was just how little regard they have for flood damage. Chinese actually have strange ideas around water and think it just cleans by 'sitting'. You'll see many 'clean' floors by simply bathing it in a coat of water and letting it sit until it evaporates. Actually 'standing water' is a big problem across SE Asia too where they just don't seem to believe it helps mosquito borne illnesses or they don't care. China PRC is terrible for this cavalier thing too and when our streets flooded I announced we'd want to move because... because I know full well it caused absolute carnage to all the pipes and electricals from rust to mud damage to dislodging PVC pipes and then the absolutely vomit-inducing toxic stink up elevator shafts was indeed from water festering rubbish and oils and chemicals that washed up in the basement and so on. I am still convinced the building is 'leaning' by a few degrees. everyone says its an optical illusion. Oh, yes all those things happened btw. massive time and crews spend months routinely tearing up streets to repair what was from that flooding. That's massive expense spent on that. Its not free, that costs Chinese their wealth. and yep, a sinkhole opened up right outside a restaurants front doors, big enough to drop a human into the basement below. They put some red tape around it and later some workers clumped cement and bricks to cover it up. nice big clumps of cement like 3rd graders making clay bowls clumpage.

[@bopeep4369]

I Think the whole place has lost its collective mind!! It's a total horror show!

[@supytalp-unroc]

At shool in shanghai we had an geologist explain to us during a conference that the buildings built in Pudong (the big towers) where built on 80 m deep soft soil due to the yangtze, and that to remedy the issue they had built massive concrete slabs to keep the towers straight, when they built the Shanghai Tower they had to extend the IFC tower slab and it wasn't made for it. The guy told us that the slabs were never deep enough and that the buildings might show some movement in the next 50 years.

[@mikegrok]

Something you see on a side view of nearly every sinkhole: dirt on the bottom, gravel in the middle, pavement on top... However the gravel layer is usually 4 to 8 inches thick. In the usa the gravel layer is 2 to 4 feet thick for small roads, and much thicker for big roads. I don't know if adding more gravel to their road bases would help, but it is a very obvious difference.

[@B.D.E.]

Those sinkholes are caused by water erosion under all of that material. More gravel wouldn't help. They need to stop building on floodplains and manage ground water flow.

[@michaelpettersson4919]

But that gravel cannot be seen once paved over so they do not care.

[@castheeuwes1085]

@@B.D.E. No need for city planning in China. Why care if nobody else care? Just take the funds to a KTV, and enjoy life as long as you get out of it.

[@KawaiiEvoMii]

@@B.D.E. When most sewers are fake, that's why this is an issue. I've seen videos of draincovers lifted for there to just be flat out ground underneath. But hey, they built their infrastructure the fastest seen to man right? Wonder why...

[@loot6]

All the money they spend on building roads and buildings nobody needs should be spent on rebuilding the cities from scratch. The drainage system there is insane. Even just a little rain whilst I was in a 15 minute taxi drive and I couldn't get out of the car without the water going up past my ankle.

[@callumh4991]

But to rebuild it they would have to admit there is something wrong with it. I don't think there is any chance of China at this stage doing that.

[@loot6]

@@callumh4991 Yep that's always been their problem. All the money they spend on censoring the problem could also be spent on fixing the problem. Probably the most ironic country in the world, especially one that doesn't really have a clear word for 'ironic'.

[@NeungView]

Just thinking that these clowns can convince most of Africa to do their infrastructure for them, makes me sad.

[@8wy51]

Well said. Wow!

[@burp2019]

they made them debt slaves

[@lademoiselleketoret6958]

But many nations in Africa are just as corrupt. But it seems they made a bigger deal with the devil coming into alignment with China of all nations! 😭😳😳😳

[@eXpressYourselfClips]

A slave loan that can only be spent in China. What a deal!

[@Cujo_Ate_My_Credit_Card]

This is what you get when you think you're above the nature and do anything without repercussion.

[@ryananderson5202]

Baby boomers

[@watcherofclassics]

It's like the CCP lost the Mandate of Heaven...

[@earth1364]

Of course they have.

[@dereknicol3465]

Heaven had enough and released hell upon thee

[@xu1244]

是的，20年前就在说中国就要崩溃了，我一直在等，等的花儿都谢了也没崩溃，让你失望了😊

[@Soufriere84]

Being non-Imperial, they never had it… Xinnie-the-Poop just took it a step further and chose to incur heaven's wrath

[@FastNCurious88]

And remember folks, this is where 90% of the worlds stuff is made

[@AsMightyAsBread]

So close to 1 mil. That's a million people aware! Well done sir.

[@stlouisix3]

Being in the People's R of China 🇨🇳 is like living in a challenging video game😂😂😂😅😅

[@syiunshi]

It's what happens when you relinquish your ability to guide and control the things in your own life and give that power to others/the government

[@MK_ULTRA420]

@@syiunshi But that's been Chinese tradition for thousands of years.

[@stlouisix3]

@@syiunshi, not every Mainland Chinese person believes in communism. There are people who find themselves in an unfortunate place.

[@alexsm3882]

​@@stlouisix3it's been the case since way before communism is what he means

[@Shroomdiffnuclear]

There was a Formula 1 GP in China last weekend. The chinese painted the track to make it look better and used who knows what chemical on the grass because the grass spontainously cought fire multiple times

[@ronald3836]

It seems the track was built on top of a swamp, and that the fire may have been caused by escaping swamp gas catching fire.

[@Alex_Gordon]

and if there was a chinese race driver, they would have payed the other drivers to escort him to victory..

[@Shroomdiffnuclear]

@@Alex_Gordon there is one actually...he is not bad

[@logician3641]

Bro that Mine collapse was INSANE!!!

[@v5k456jh3]

1:12 that pedestrian didn't even blink seeing someone swallowed by a sinkhole.

[@ansonilam1234]

Hong Konger here im just worried that in the future what if the construction companies doesn’t do their job properly(make sure the drainage system runs nice and smooth/use fragile materials to build apartments our fate would be the same as in Mainland and ill be damned if they have the guts to block western medias

[@laowhy86]

Yeah, we are with you. The Chinese construction standards are showing up abroad now too, with all of these government links some of these countries keep making.

[@burp2019]

sounds like that's the way things are heading with the news about that new law a while back

[@idconfirm]

Singaporean here. China companies are building our public housing here too. And the newer public housing built by them don't hold up as well as those built in the 70s to 90s.

[@picobyte]

The Netherlands is mostly a swamp. I lived most my life at five meters below sea level and never had floods there nor buildings sinking. There recently was a rare sinkhole incident in a dutch city, due to an aging sewer pipe that broke. But that's very rare. The chinese government is not hust bad, it's evil.

[@Candey]

1:12 lol, that dude on a moped

[@richc2109]

I saw that! He had plenty of time to stop if he was paying attention.

[@Mike-LitorisSoBig]

​@@richc2109the jokes about Chinese and driving write themselves 😂

[@stlouisix3]

That was sad😢😢

[@stlouisix3]

​@@richc2109True, he was riding his scooter slowly😂😂😂😂😅😅

[@DanielThureskog]

That happened once on an episode of Scrubs, when JD drove his scooter down into a watery sinkhole and came up to the surface from a sinkhole next to it.

[@shaguar6439]

"what happens when minning goes too far?" - dont tell me the CCP encountered and released a BALROG out of incompetency

[@laowhy86]

bro, they released it on purpose

[@tabchanzero8229]

@@laowhy86What is that clip from? It's so massive, I am intrigued.

[@ASmithee67]

I lived in a 15 story high resident high rise in the Beijing Wudaokou neighborhood for 2 years. We had an ex-pat convenience store on the ground floor. One day I went down and the store was gutted in a remodel. The external windows were pulled so I could see inside. The floor was pulled out. There was no foundation, just packed ground. There were 6 to 8 steel girders (for the store area) inserted lengthwise down directly into the ground, no cement or other support, as columns. Those girders held up the upper floors.

[@AwesomeFish12]

... That is terrifying.I can't imagine something like that could survive even a slight earthquake.

[@kevins1852]

Some of the sand from Chinese sandstorms makes its way to Japan, where it's called kousa 黄砂, or ”yellow sand”

[@davidford3115]

We had that in Korea as well. The Sky looked as red as Mars.

[@garypowell1540]

In late October 2000, the UK experienced the wettest autumn in 200 years, with five of the major rivers, bursting their banks. Gusts of 93mph battered the country leaving thousands of homes without power and more than 10,000 homes and businesses were flooded at 700 locations. It was estimated that the cost of the damage was £1 billion. To my knowledge, no one died and no homes were demolished or became uninhabitable. The Brits love to complain especially about the weather but really have no idea how half the world lives, or does not at all well, as the case may be. If we do experience bad weather only a few may die and very little permanent damage is done. These are known as the Blessed Isles for a reason.

[@chopsticksandtrains]

China is gonna have trouble hiding this problem…. Great video!

[@Wazboom]

Its a Problem that hides itself “new swimming hole!” “New waste disposal site!” “Do not move the plywood it isnt covering anything”

[@guywhodoesstuff3314]

​@@WazboomSee, you joke about plywood coverings for holes like these, but that's actually happened in China

[@Wazboom]

@@guywhodoesstuff3314 im aware the sad part is i wasn’t being facetious 😂🤣

[@brianm.595]

They are pumping too much groundwater out. It leaves behind voids. A lot of Florida has sinkhole issues for the same reason. Also, lmao at the moped guy that rolls straight into the hole long after it opens, he must have been on his phone or something. 😂

[@gd6864]

Even the grouned is " made in china"

[@jonbuono7826]

Proverbs 17 There is one who pretends to be rich but has nothing..."

[@michaelpettersson4919]

There are props for people that want to pretend that they are flying on a private plane.

[@zakjuly6721]

RIshi Sunak

[@Imissnormal]

I truly think that when the CCP announced they will edit the Bible to reflect their values that tipped the scales and they have incurred the wrath of God.

[@borovik8714]

Greetings from Poland! I have a deep appreciation for Chinese culture, but the current events unfolding there are incredibly saddening.

[@nneeerrrd]

You've been lied. Chinese culture is shown in this video. There's nothing else left.

[@johnanchovie2b]

Brilliant insights. Really appreciate what you do on this channel.

[@MasticinaAkicta]

I got a sinking feeling that Tofu is involved.

[@kathrynleaser5093]

Thank you for the post! She is speaking the facts. God bless that woman.

[@SLAPDOORS]

In China the tree leaves are actually MadeInChina stickers

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

Powering windmills when 'officials' inspect: LOL, what losers. Thanks Winnie the Pooh, the imperial ruler.

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

This is Darth Vader level evil. It literally creates a disturbance in the force.

[@Bharat_Pathik]

No opposition voice, is what ruining China. We in India have witnessed what damage a single party ruling can do, in the form of small parties like communists doing in some states. Thank God we have a process of changing those people in five years. In South India the culture is changing govt every five years and Govt are compelled to think for people. In national level even the party of size of BJP or Congress are not sure what will happen to them in next five years. So the system in China though seem to be foolproof but the reports coming out sporadically hint to the same thing as we witnessed for some small states in India.

[@AwesomeFish12]

Exactly, if leaders can't be voted out when they screw things up for the people, there is no incentive to help the populace whatsoever and the focus just becomes centered on their own personal profit and success at the expense of the people.

[@burp2019]

welcome to communist dictatorships 101

[@Endrance88]

I think it's more of a crappy foundation problem than a "heavy building" problem.

[@loot6]

No it's both obviously. It's because they're building countless buildings every year to meet these artificial growth targets. China has so many empty buildings and roads that nobody needs that are making cities insanely heavy.

[@matthewmosier8439]

They, like most c-o-m un i sts, use mainly concrete for everything. There's a reason other building materials exist. Weight is something that might not matter so much in suburban construction, but for highrise construction block after block, concrete is just not the optimum material

[@benderisgreat95able]

Baffling that the second most flood-prone nation on Earth cuts so many corners on its infrastructure.

[@sanitarycockroach9038]

Not really. That's Communism for you.

[@jasonguinn2435]

I lived in Wuhan for 14 years. The floods were crazy.

[@ck-bs2ms]

And so? I lived in the Philippines, the flood were crazy

[@laplue]

​@@ck-bs2msPhilippines suffers from drought now. floods we're manageable but heat, not so much.

[@jasonguinn2435]

@@ck-bs2ms So? What does that have to do with the discussion here? Most of the flooding and deaths in Wuhan were caused by horrible sewage and drainage. Is that what happens there, too?

[@laofan2528]

Drainage has always been bad, in southern cities you can see the sea if it rains heavily for three days in a row! People are used to it, no one complains because it's always been like that, and it's not profitable to build a good drainage system 😄 but it's profitable to build tall buildings!

[@_DREBBEL_]

I cannot imagine, as a motorcycle driver, A GIANT FUCKING HOLE SWALLOWING THE WHOLE ROAD‼️

[@stefantsarev4442]

We had an issue with my grandmother's house. The house itself has strong but rather shallow foundations, but is a combination of stones and bricks, held together by sand mortar, and is therefore not that heavy. Over time we started getting flooded, because the lowest room on the first floor was located under the actual ground level. Turned out that over time water would dig through the clay underneath the house and would actually make a hole through the concrete floor in the lowest room, springing out like a tap. To resolve this, we dug almost 2 m deep around the house, close to half of the house's actual height, and not only reinforced the foundations with concrete, but created a drainage system to take the excessive water out of the house. To do all that, it cost us a fortune, for a single old family house. Ultimately, to build a house, you don't just need the men and materials. You need experts to check the ground underneath to make sure it is suitable for building, to make the necessary measurements to make sure the thing will last, to see how deep the foundation has to be, in order to hold the weight of that house, and even make it deeper. Also, you need to make sure you select the proper materials and build the house in such a way, so you can not only make a good and long-lasting project, but also avoid any issues such as indoor flooding and excessive humidity buildup. The latter will cause mould and respiratory illnesses in you and your children, and you don't want that. I bet the Chinese authorities didn't do any of these things.

[@BrianWelch-kj9qs]

The Concrete Confessional blog guy, who graduated from an Ivy, has some insane stories about being an educational consultant for the children of China's elite politicians / businesspeople/ celebrities. The first part is called "I Was Simon Song," I think, and Vice did a feature on it. It's def worth checking out. He was in Shenzhen during the COVID lockdowns, the A4 protests, and the pro-democracy riots in Hong Kong, as well.

[@Jack-It-UP]

Great reporting, Thank you.

[@skankhunt420]

Earth, preventing itself from being completely destroyed. The planets self healing system, if you wanna call it that.

[@davidford3115]

That is what George Carlin said all those years ago. "The planet will shake us off like a bad case of fleas".

[@Emppu_T.]

Glad I saw this. Good stuff. KZbin can't memory hole forever

[@robertberglund8321]

This proves the the term, "Made in China" is even worse in China. I would like to see if anyone is held accountable for all of this incompetence.

[@screwthecabal6453]

It's called KARMA!

[@ammitthedevourerofsouls]

What's coming will get everyone on their knees the entire planet will end up on their knees just like Jesus said two thousand years ago. Death and rebirth cycle.

[@yulia2473]

Chynah laughed at Taiwan's earthquake but Taiwan only has few buildings,roads,etc. damaged BUT Chynah took a storm & everything went to sh*t! 😂😂😂

[@AuoraWolf5911]

the Age-restricted video label on this means it's good education.

[@johnnytrapantino78]

Thanks for the post. I didnt get your last two videos on my feed for some reason and you and Serpentz0 are my must see

[@Keln02]

Mandate of Heaven much?

[@roberttorrance731]

Who knew that you need foundations? 🤷‍♂️

[@ninja1antelope]

What a nightmare! Hope everyone is ok, safe, and able to stay clear of the sink holes?!

[@Siranoxz]

Quite disturbing that people are falling into these holes.

[@Spritsailor]

My parents always told me if you dig deep enough you end up in China! 😅

[@AwesomeFish12]

A lot of China IS underground with all of these sink holes. Makes sense.

[@Thichaou]

May be I should make my way to the US? Honey, buy the tickets to Mexico now!😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@memesyandhorrorshorts]

Lol wait 😂 hold upppppp u said the US then Mexico I see where this is going 😂😂😂 I hope your not serious tho we got military and national guard firing shots at people after a bunch of illegals tried to trample over national guard

[@oldschool8432]

Or tickets to Candia

[@jesusisalive3227]

Can you imagine how much electricity it takes to turn a windmill? Dang!

[@Mia-lt6og]

I applied for Incogni. Seems interesting, thank you! I want to see what they can do.

[@johncheresna]

I do not like the CCP or its brayne washing, but I feel for good people, where ever they may be.

[@HenritheHorse]

Same, every country in the world has corrupt government and are brainwashed in some ways.

[@davidford3115]

Bad leadership has always been the problem for Asia, particularly China. Good people, bad governance.

[@jrum1987]

So the earth is reclaiming what rightfully belongs to it as it always does.

[@tetsu1000]

the thumbnail isn't from China. It's a sinkhole in Fukuoka that appeared in 2016. As a Japanese I instantly recognized it.

[@Bozebo]

Also clearly RHD roads and everything in shot is clearly an actual developed country. They must've known but chose to use that as the thumbnail anyway? Weird.

[@MauseDays]

@@Bozebo the land of the devil is the land of the devil

[@tetsu1000]

@@Bozebo it's sad they are getting more clickbaity than focusing on facts.

[@ZGIEGM]

嘘~这是一个由CIA赞助的频道，他的所有内容都是专注于攻击抹黑中国。

[@DrBrown88]

I have a sinking feeling that I'm getting swept away.

[@princebuster93]

@ Dr B. 👏🏻👏🏻😂😂

[@thomastessier4529]

Many third world countries just build where they want without doing a geophysical survey that needs to be done to see what type of soil you are building on. Is it clay, silt, gravel, sand, etc., Are there big water resivours under the ground that will eventually be pushed to the side and the ground overhead sinks. That's why it is so important to do geophysical surveys and to compact the ground in layers to a minimum of 95% density prior to building on top of it. That, and to calculate the weight of the structures footprint, pounds per square inch (PSI), etc.

[@shieldmaidenforchrist1310]

The channel China Observer just put out a video on this subject. Looks like word is getting out in spite of the censorship. Gave you a shout-out in the comments on their video.

[@Jeremy-pf3bb]

Would be more legit if you had dates and locations of events for each clip. What if half of these were videos from 10 years ago or other countries completely?

[@lee-yz6ze]

Agree

[@flameguy3416]

Damn it's quite literally gonna disappear. But they're gonna take over the world I guess.

[@HenritheHorse]

CCP has infiltrated all of the west and works in conspiracy with WEF etc. to take over with surveillance.

[@TheBebe666]

Yeah...with cheap shit.

[@michaelpettersson4919]

A lot of barbarian hordes has been refugees from somewhere. I can definitely imagine refugees from self made disasters.

[@rpgcraftsman520]

I'm 23 seconds in and all I can think of is Monty Python's King Arthur and the Conjuror Tim: "JAYZUS CHROIST!" "Ah _warned_ yeh."

[@wallhagens2001]

😅

[@rpgcraftsman520]

@@wallhagens2001 I mean, is that _not_ on the level of the friggin' Vorpal Bunny? :P

[@leslietroy2869]

I expect they don't think long term and don't put in adequate foundations.

[@devanshverma6477]

Communists doing communist thing

[@johnstark4723]

Corruption at it's finest. And this is what the degenerate dems want for America.....

[@pepepantuflas1]

Can i get a spicy 5g piss egg

[@Schwarzlose1908-bw1ve]

in ancient china there was a belief that natural disasters were a signal that the gods are unhappy with those in power or something like that, i remember hearing about but forget the details.

[@burp2019]

the story of the "mandate of heaven", where they believe that whoever leads has the mandate of heaven and things like what's happening now mean they lost the mandate of heaven and are unfit to lead

[@georgevavoulis4758]

Thank you for telling us the truth . The real truth is stronger than the lies .

[@TT-he2xt]

What truth?? All he says is utter crap

[@thevinmeister5015]

I knew you were gonna make your annual drainage system quote mention! Don't stop! It's in the back of my mind now.

[@tarkov666]

My city flooded and was almost completly under water over 100 years ago due to several fairly small rivers. Afterwards they built multiple dams and continue to maintain them to prevent it again.... after 1 time...

[@StuartHetzler]

we lost a whole day of travel in Guilin a few years ago because of massive flooding. couldn't even get to the train station cuz the roads were all covered in probably 2-3 feet of water.

[@tvelasquez718]

The same thing is happening in the Fresno valley in California. The ground is sinking several feet per year.

[@billhughes7927]

Compare to Manhattan which is partly built over landfills and has skyscrapers built on top of it. And the construction unions are corrupt as hell too, yet this doesn’t happen

[@LysyMortuus]

The sandstorm was so bad that you think you're going up the foyada, climbing the Red Mountain through vicious ash storm to fight Dagoth Ur himself 😂

[@toupac3195]

Shanghai was built practically overnight. No way was the ground calculated to handle such weight. It will fall soon.

[@RiannaRichardsOfficial]

💔💔💔Oh my gosh! That is very scary and sad!

[@brucebrunger9326]

The English expression “the house of cards falls down” should have a similar term like “the tofu infrastructure crumbles”

[@lola-to9om]

Hi you should cover the china shop which didn’t allowed locals in Nigeria to enter and the shopkeepers ran away when caught

[@ghost5dascension]

so these potholes never appeared the thousand years before , and suddenly while they are boring tunnels everywhere potholes have started appearing

[@isaacbrown4506]

Jesus, i thought the potholes here in upstate NY were bad

[@susu2345]

Well said. Thanks for sharing the truth to the word.

[@grambo4436]

Let this be a lesson to everyone here ladies and gentlemen of the consequences of state and Central planning and let alone investigate the very foundation and the soil to see if it's sustainable.

[@lilturbo2657]

That tunnel disaster is terrifying