Government Backed Tofu Mafia Came AFTER US - The Untold Story

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[@KA-vs7nl]

Yay

[@cristianfederico2411]

Nice research, I'm from Argentina and I am currently watching Brooklyn 99! Awesome

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[@faithreturns333]

I had absolutely no respect for you whatsoever when you used to do the feel-good stories about China. It wasn't until you started speaking the truth that you deserved a little bit of respect

[@powershift2024]

Another great video guys. Wang Weiluo, famous Chinese hydrologist, says that because of the amount of dams and reservoirs in China now, the self cleaning ability of the rivers are reduced over 80%, making CHINA'S DRINKING WATER now EQUIVALENT TO WATER COMING OUT of GERMAN SEWAGE treatment plants. Cancer rates, diseases, etc are skyrocketing with healthcare (massively underfunded) unable to help the poor souls affected.

[@hendrikvanleeuwen9110]

The Chinese man who spoke up about the Condition of the well is a lion! Those who speak up when others are silent deserve massive respect.

[@YuriPetrovich]

he ded now

[@patrickt49]

Not in China. They don't value truth. They value face.

[@enigma6682]

Because to save face or not, at least he dare to speak about it.

[@archlich4489]

I fear for what happened to him later. :(

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

@@patrickt49 the same can be said for the news in any western nation, especially the usa

[@revelationsix]

This is why my Taiwanese wife absolutely refuses to eat ANYTHING made in China. No exceptions.

[@billpetersen298]

For many reasons. Good for her.

[@andreasv9472]

My Chinese girlfriend feeds my daughter Chinese food at times. It worries me.

[@bowsah5341]

@@andreasv9472 maybe have a way to test the foods?? Idk. It's possible.

[@xinniethep00h]

@@bowsah5341 yes just taste test it! If it tastes good then you’re fine! No worries.

[@bowsah5341]

@@xinniethep00h lol..... You can be serious. THATS gotta be a funny, Right?

[@georgebeckons539]

For a long time as a Chinese immigrant, I didn't understand why my parents always boiled or bought water jugs in Canada. Now I understand. Thank you so much for telling these stories to the world.

[@tonyb7615]

Yeah, but boiling water only gets rid of bacteria. If toxic waste sludge is in there, boiling the water makes it stronger. U boil the water away and distil and concentrate the most toxic stuff

[@kellynolen498]

@@tonyb7615 yeah if you make a distillation rig you can at least evaporate the water and recollect it and the heavy metals/elements stay in the pot (well mostly)

[@jamesxj3933]

Cholera outbreaks are still prevalent in some parts of China... and that Water Well was a prime example of an outbreak waiting to happen...

[@xinniethep00h]

Cholera outbreaks only happen when western spies put contaminated frozen vegetables in the water supply! Just like how the west gave us Covid 19!

[@ferdi6594]

@@xinniethep00h social credit+

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

@@xinniethep00h Good job, comrade! You make Papa Xi proud! 🐻

[@ShaferHart]

@scomo's maccas adventure fun time. more than half the country it's still third world. Way more.

[@skylersmith9465]

For the uninformed it comes from human feces.

[@aint_just_whistlin_dixie]

I hope the Tofu mafia didn't beat up the whistleblower who clued you guys in to what was going on. A very brave man.

[@Go-ah-oold]

They most certainly did.

[@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget]

Oh he dead for sure

[@rafaeldla]

Or maybe worse

[@NeverMetTheGuy]

You want to hear a Morty's Mind Blower? You two might be the last two people to ever do trips like this in China, and record it in great detail, until the CCP is no longer in power and the internet and travel is free again.

[@brendenhickman4198]

Maybe they'll be remembered by history?

[@anarex0929]

When Obama gave the control of the internet to the UN it cease to be free.

[@jazznik2]

This must be the first time in the history of civilization that the words "tofu mafia" were joined together in any meaningful way.

[@silverhorse2010]

And we are so much wiser because of it! 😂

[@rejvaik00]

Well South Africa has a taxi mafia so I'm not surprised

[@nf3rn047]

Tofu Man has my respect for having the balls to speak the truth.

[@armynation31B5V5P]

Definitely☆☆☆☆☆

[@brucenicol5266]

@@armynation31B5V5P a true hero to China as oposed to we know who!

[@vapeurdepisse]

It was not tofu man it was random well guy

[@Solarvirgo]

It may be later in time from when you found out but you did your best for your safety and the safety of those with you. Your speaking up now and that is appreciated.

[@OMGItsPerkiner]

When the CCP falls they will be heros!

[@romlyn99]

In Japan there are many frozen foods made in China and sold in Japan. There were certain incidents where Japanese people got sick and it was found it was due to high levels of pesticides in the food. The China side (the CCP) always found it was due to a single person poisoning the food. Never was it found to be poisoning from the land where the ingredients are grown/farmed.

[@realalexmackenzie]

People will watch this and think how grateful they are that they food they get in their home country is not similarly contaminated. However, what they may not realize is just how much food comes from China and is not labelled as such. Here in Canada one of the national news programs did an expose and found that something like 100% of fish like tilapia came from China. They went over there and filmed these fish pounds (obviously with great secrecy) and showed that were being similarly contaminated with chemical laden water. This fish was then exported to Canada and labelled "Made in Canada". Many countries labelling laws state that at least 51% of COSTS must be incurred in the labelling country. So buy $490,000 of sketchy CCP tilapia, pay your CEO $510,000, and voila, Made in Canada.

[@danarzechula3769]

All governments greedy corrupt

[@daneaxe6465]

Also makes me wonder how much of that "seafood" company in "Canada" is controlled by the CCP.

[@littlejackalo5326]

Labeling laws are different for every industry. Labeling laws for a made in USA flashlight is completely different to a "farmed in USA" food product. You're either completely misunderstanding the way it works, or there's something wrong with Canada. That "pay the CEO $510k" scenario would never work in most places. The salary for the CEO is not a cost of the product.

[@angrydragon4574]

Here in the US the typical workaround is for companies to label who the distributor is without saying the country of origin for the product. They usually do that to hide the fact that their products were likely made in China.

[@PushyPawn]

These stories tie in so well with your documentary. If only it was possible to analyse that water.

[@angrydragon4574]

If it is still for sale it can be analyzed.

[@carlramirez6339]

13:52 "they all look a little sickly" I agree. I feel so sorry for these people who have no choice but to drink contaminated water, get cancer and end up looking like Fallout characters.

[@stankybee]

Good lord... I have a severe phobia of unsafe foods so I can't help but feel horribly for these people having to use this well. Oh my God.

[@Christinebanks11]

What's the worst that can happen, food poisoning ? 😆

[@_Hal9000]

@@Christinebanks11 that is actually the best thing. Chinese fake food can be cancerous

[@vapeurdepisse]

A phobia of unsafe food... Imagine somebody saying I like unsafe food...

[@taotao98103]

I don't think the people filling the well water into the water cooler bottles are used to be sold as normal water cooler. I think they sold them as specialty healthy spring water for a lot more money.

[@ADVChina]

Yes

[@demolili4156]

funny！哈哈哈哈

[@geetay4618]

You two guys, please look carefully. Your beautiful mountains do not have old ancient trees left. They are only covered by small bushes or weeds. China have no big and tall trees left. It is so sad and depressing to see these treeless mountains.

[@gutsbadguy50]

Go visit the redwood forests in california if you ever get a chance. Beautiful, ancient, and hopefully will be around longer than we will.

[@mr.strugglesnuggle6668]

Pal, if those mountains used to be covered in trees you'd notice. Forestry isn't just as simple as plucking the trees out of the earth, lmao. There's a LOT of heavy machinery involved and it leaves its marks on the ground.

[@Jupiter__001_]

@@mr.strugglesnuggle6668 Scotland and Ireland both used to be covered in trees. They are both now bog holes. Ireland is the interesting one here, since a lot of deforestation happened within the last 100 years, and is ongoing in some areas today (such as my old childhood home, which is now deforested completely). There are no marks except for when deforestation happens within five to ten years of observation.

[@BlastinRope]

@@mr.strugglesnuggle6668 empire has existed in china for thousands of years. Yeah, here in America all of the enviromental damage was done within the last 300 years, but in china those mountains might have been clear cut 1500 years ago

[@RD1R]

@@Jupiter__001_ same with Iceland, or pretty much all of Europe for that matter.

[@ConradSpoke]

This is outstanding journalism. The entirety of the main stream media doesn't come close to the work you guys have done.

[@tengyb774]

Not just Tofu, anything associated with ancient/ legend/ celebrity/ thousnad thousand thousand years culture, you better to think about it twice --- an advice from a people grow up there : )

[@savannahshane2231]

I'm definitely thinking twice about going to the Asian grocers in the city now. A lot of imported food from China and Japan. I'm not sure I trust any Chinese imported foods now.

[@bowsah5341]

@@savannahshane2231 I absolutely do not, but it has nothing to do with the people. I just chose to shop differently and organically usually. Pay more for safer foods.

[@savannahshane2231]

@@bowsah5341 I one hundred percent respect that the people are victims and the government is the one in the wrong. My concern is government stamps saying yes, you can eat this and sell it overseas, but the food may still be contaminated. I will try to source more trustworthy items, if possible.

[@bowsah5341]

@@savannahshane2231 best of wishes for that. Maybe look into independent ways to test the food or find information about the companies? Hopefully possible.

[@Go-ah-oold]

@@savannahshane2231 Japan probably not that bad.

[@BlankBrain]

17:58 "We could have theoretically jeopardized their entire tofu operations." I disagree. They did it to themselves and want to blame everyone else.

[@stevenshoemaker8326]

While the Chinese are fully at fault they meant if this information became public people would not longer purchase this tofu which would then jeopardize their operations. The Chinese totally look to place blame on others but they concern was the possible lack of money they would receive if the public learned about the infected water.

[@gwho]

COmmunism may change countries and styles, but hate is always onsistent are the big fat lies about how wonderful everything is

[@davidgimber3467]

You guys are doing good work

[@Grendel1974]

lol nice work ! Your guys adventures always make me think how transparency is a freedom that is worth fighting for.

[@geoh7777]

My ex-wife was active in "missionary" work and she "imported" a man and his two teen-aged children (the three didn't come all at once) to the U.S. from Ghana. My kids asked him about eating dog meat (or mentioned something about that; I was not there) and he replied, "Oh no, we don't do that. At least not in public." He had a sense of humor.

[@maxhardcore8034]

Cucked by Ghana Tyrone

[@garminbozia]

Lmao, cucked by tyrone and his kids.

[@jeygee3736]

@@garminbozia Cucked by Mini Tyrone

[@ronnerizvi]

Thank you very much guys for this very informative video. This is the best channel on KZbin about China.

[@lesliegrayson1722]

"When that goes a way, if that goes away, you can see it for yourself" :D It would be great. I agree. I saw some awesome stuff in Shanghai, a lady walking down the main street with a sign smiled at us as she entered the street, only to walk not even 30metres to get bundled up and taken away. wow huh... poor people selling edible puppies on the street...

[@roysmith590]

When you live in a country that disappears its own people everyday its no wonder that selling poison food is okay as well!

[@user-nx4dj8or3b]

当你生活在一个每年都有几十万人死于吸毒的国家，有毒食品你都看不上。

[@Antonio---]

My god that's nasty, glad I have normal tap water here in my western country bc it makes me think it's not always a given. Just like when i done travelling to some messed up holiday destinations back in the days.

[@dblock5one4]

Just because it's coming out of your tap doesn't make it 100% clean and safe. Ask the people of Flint, Michigan

[@BichaelStevens]

Reminds me of that mission in Red Dead Redemption 2 where you investigate a village of sickly, lesioned, scarred lunatics drinking arsenic water.

[@bowsah5341]

The inbreds??

[@tommy6322]

I am vegan so I often eat tofu but thankfully I never eat Chinese tofu. I have avoided Chinese tofu thanks to you guys so thank you for that! :)

[@yankeedoodle852]

Such an adventure. There's always something else going on as long as you pay close attention. Glad that you guys fled soon enough.

[@fukukyun78]

I love how your guys' camera crew was too tired to drive with you. Like guys, this is what you're being paid for, you can't just be like "nah, I'm too tired to do my job" ... That'd totally happen here in Vietnam too... I got injured the other day and found out... Most hospitals and clinics take lunch breaks, one hospital's even closed on the weekends XD

[@cliffp73]

Ok how about order some of the tofu, get it tested and see what shows up. But get a sample from a different company and compare? It may all be bad?

[@tomwelshshore]

If its from china how could any of it be good?

[@cliffp73]

@@tomwelshshore it won’t be but it would show just how bad it really is.

[@tomwelshshore]

@@cliffp73 for sure get a measurement of at bare min so the world knows

[@Starbat88]

You guys have had some truly incredible adventures.

[@lawrencelawrence3920]

I try avoid any food products from China. Here in the grocery store I only see garlic from China. I grow my own or buy local garlic.

[@jeygee3736]

19:05 - looks like the girl was taking a picture of you guys sitting on your bikes, maybe she was an informant for the tofu mafia lol

[@PureVikingPowers]

Anyone remember Winston driving around with a diaper/nappy under the seat and only founding out what it was after 🤣😂

[@Wolf_Khain]

May "Green-Bucket Man" never be forgotten. In a flood of complacency he is the one Shouting against the wind, against being silenced, he alone, tries to change things. In another life "Green-Bucket Man" could have been "Tank-man" standing at Tianmen-square stepping in the way of tanks to help, protect and save people.

[@cbrtdgh4210]

It reminds me I watched a food show talking about the wonderful olives in Chaoshan. All I saw were beef noodle shops. Couldn't find olives anywhere.

[@catsupchutney]

It's not my field of work now, but I studied water supply design in graduate school, and it's a serious concern keeping surface pollution away from water well shafts.

[@therocinante3443]

Your camera crew wasn't down for the cause... I would have instantly got a new one.

[@hagbard72]

15:00 its this sort of thing why I'd never buy any food or medical products from China. Unfortunately companies that use ingredients from China are hardly going to tell you that.

[@mtnvortex]

The scary thing is that you probably do and don't even realize. For example, I remember reading about a few large hard cider brands that actually use apple pulp from China, rather than domestic apples. It's kind of hard to tell how much of this garbage has crept into our food at the ingredient level.

[@hagbard72]

@@mtnvortex I'm probably safe there as there are a lot of apple producers around here and a place that makes cider. Its things like vitamins and medicines that most concern me as its pretty well near impossible to know where these are sourced.

[@swimmingbird238]

These two have reached the level of friendship where they would be able to do a devil's three way, look into each other's eyes, and be able to get it done

[@dwu67]

People all over the world need to be very careful about buying any food items that are made in China, from soft drinks, sauces, spices for cooking.... especially if you have a young child. Look for brands made in Taiwan, Hong Kong, southeast Asia instead.

[@Nat-kt9pj]

Stick with local and fresh.

[@daneaxe6465]

I won't even give my dog anything "edible" from the pollution kingdom.

[@angrydragon4574]

Don't buy Heinz, last I've heard they used tomatoes from China. And some of them came from Uighur slave labor until congress started recognizing the genocide in occupied Xinjiang.

[@stewartbeche686]

BOYCOTT ALL CHINESE PRODUCTS....DONT DO BUDINESS WITH THEM TILL CCP IS DESTROYED

[@dwu67]

@@stewartbeche686 it seems to me it is getting easier to buy non China made items, many of my recent clothing purchases are made in Indonesia, Vietnam, Mexico… etc

[@flechette3782]

"We went there to eat frick'n tofu and ended up getting chased out by the mafia". LOL What an adventure! I wish I could do something like this. However, the whole damn planet seems to be locked down now.

[@matthewmelange]

I was wondering, in an old video you guys mentioned how a drunk CCP official's son ran over people in an expensive car (I think it was a Porsche) and despite being filmed & photographed the son said something along the lines of "My dad is (Insert name)." As though he thought he was above the law. I think the son was eventually arrested & sentenced and his dad was forced to resign but does anyone remember who the son & father were?

[@Kavou]

Holy fuck this sounds like a typical fallout quest, but it's just China.

[@Nypartcannon]

I’d feel safe travelling with this man

[@yountune9799]

omg, I go to Asian Market here in Houston and I see nicely packaged fruits with China label and I avoid that like asbestos.

[@jonathanjensen7225]

In the early 1700's there was a Cholera outbreak in London that was traced to a contaminated well. The well was in front of a house where someone came down with Cholera. The toilets in this house emptied into a cesspool under the house, which was a common practice during that time. The level of the water in the well was lower than the level of the cesspool. Sewage from the cesspool seeped down into the well, and scores of people who used this well died from Cholera. That situation is essentially identical to the well in this video. Dirty water is above and right next to this well. The well is clearly polluted. This Chinese city has water and sanitation practices that are the same as 1700's London. They are 300 years behind the times.

[@atomicdancer]

The Tofu Mafia is one of the deadliest criminal organisations in China. The oldest faction is known as the Bean Curd League, but newer groups have emerged like the Soyboys, the Tofu Eaters, and the Dau-Fu-Paws from Hong Kong, led by their ruthless boss, Stinky Tofu. Their members are often seasoned gangsters, but due to their spongy nature, they absorb a lot of the local flavor. They are also relatively high in protein, and are quite popular with vegetarians.

[@guillaumekaas6505]

Man I thought the internet pages were communiques from the tofu mafia about you! How sad was I to discover what it was about! :D

[@margaretgreenwood4243]

Thank you lads. You are showing us what’s coming our way 👍

[@spacejunk2494]

I hope whoever buys the tofu would do research. But you would think USDA would test it before they can send it to the customer in the US. But I can't say what other countries do. I hope the man who showed you around is ok. Good people don't deserve such an uncaring gov't.

[@meganlukes6679]

I’ll admit I’m a little disappointed there’s no literal tofu mafia controlling the tofu trade

[@russianguy1341]

Later in my Shanghai life, I lived outside the city. The canal water was grey-black in color, and somehow the vegetables sold in the wet market survived to be sold.

[@tthompson9244]

In the years I've been watching your channels, there's never been a decline in quality, which I think is remarkable.

[@mattbattaglia4694]

the intro music has pavlov'd me into relaxation and has already become nostalgic after like 4 months of watching. Good choice

[@taotao98103]

I love tofu. I've had the little pillow tofus. They are grill tofu and they taste great.

[@Curly3373]

This week-end in France the media renamed the nu variant of corona virus : Omicron because the WHO officially named it Omicron. Xi, which should be the legitimate Ancient Greek alphabet letter after Nu, was left out. I wonder why? 🤔😉keep up the good work!

[@BearMeOut]

It's not a conspiracy. WHO get money from china (and also from other countries) it's public data where and how much each country donations. It's in their interest to not get that money supply cut short

[@Curly3373]

@@BearMeOut it was sarcasm on my part. I have no doute about what is happening. 😉

[@dharmadove]

“Nu’ is too easily confounded with ‘new,’ and ‘Xi’ was not used because it is a common last name,” the WHO said, adding that the agency’s “best practices for naming disease suggest avoiding ‘causing offence to any cultural, social, national, regional, professional or ethnic groups.'”

[@Intelligencia]

Sounds like a title for a Stephen Chow film: The Tofu Mafia, with the tagline, 'This time they're smoked!'

[@stevengill1736]

You know, mining doesn't have to trash everything - they've changed the mining industry profoundly in the west with a huge improvement in safety, both for individual miners and the environment. You mentioned nickel, which the Canadians learned the hard way about, but now things are a lot better, and there's YT videos about their mines in Sudbury that are pretty interesting. Being one interested in mineralogy, those ugly mining sites would have been a treat for me! When I was a kid, I traveled all over exploring abandoned mines and collecting rocks I remember visiting an old gold mine in Nevada that had become a superfund site because the gold was dispersed in arsenic ore and had been extracted by burning off the arsenic in giant ovens, poisoning cattle and wildlife for miles. When I visited it in 1970 there were still gigantic boulders of arsenic sulfide - I had to sign a release of liability to visit it even back then!. So the US went through the toxic environment syndrome already. In fact we farmed out most of our ultra-toxic technology to places like China where production was cheaper because environmental laws were lax or unenforced. This may come back to haunt us someday...All we can do is hope China follows our lead in environmental mitigation and clean-up. Great info and interesting places - cheers!

[@metaljack866]

I think China may have some environmental laws on the books but mostly to satisfy foreign environmental institutions and maybe those from countries that import a lot of their food products .. ..but it's hardly enforced by anyone on site ; the local government inspectors are easily bribed to look the other way , they say .. And yes I believe you're right about US corporations still cutting corners in other countries .. Ez to do if mgmnt has vested interest such as quarterly bonuses , great incentive to cut corners ..

[@ihateyoutube772]

Y'all make the best Nord ads. Hands down

[@jiuc9314]

Can you guys make a whole series of untold stories ??

[@avenpace]

1:44 Oh boy, look at these two pretty bikes

[@omerkaya545]

07:53 Jimmy Newtron getting a idea scene

[@Artix902]

Can't believe you're back in China now! Time flies so fast.

[@kilcar]

The chai always tastes better when the latrines are dug downstream from your water supply.

[@avef]

This makes me wonder if Minamata (the film) would be released in China.

[@kittara8]

Oh damn I've just noticed that an N7 jacket!! serpentza is a Mass Effect fan!!! 😍

[@thisguy4614]

Is that actually red dirt [loamy top soil] or is it red clay like in the state of Georgia?

[@tjnucnuc]

Probably the dirt.

[@muelesariocontra]

It’s called lateritic soil, aluminum and iron from the weathered granites of the Himalaya are removed by water and transported in the plains of the East where the dirt becomes enriched in minerals and looks red. It’s a phenomenon that occurs in hot, humid environments all over around the world

[@Jupiter__001_]

@@muelesariocontra interesting

[@joeimjoe]

never thought I'd see a VR.5 nord ad

[@maryanne1367]

I saw something recently on KZbin tho I’m not sure from where, a rice farmer in China somewhere was near a factory with discharge and would sell his rice to whatever was the process and then buy rice from somewhere else for his family because he did want them to eat his rice and be sick.

[@VaxtorT]

Red farmland soil is also found in Prince Edward Island and in parts of New Brunswick, Canada. A result of high iron content.

[@richardjackson6922]

Thank you for sharing!

[@peppereggfuk]

Lol, Cmilk had a small accident on his bike. Winston made it sound like a kid that popped himself

[@ottosump3356]

Maybe he did ? .

[@peppereggfuk]

@@ottosump3356 true

[@powershift2024]

He drank the local water, grew an extra thumb, and then shat himself.

[@ottosump3356]

Power Shift ☺️

[@jasonconrad5772]

I made tofu from raw soybeans in Ag class. I'd never eaten it before, so when I tried it I thought it was bad. My teacher tried it & said it was excellent tofu. I thought I was going to fail assignment, but apparently I'm just not a tofu guy.

[@Quinnman3]

That is some red dirt.

[@jayspears7245]

the dirt looks like that in Georga USA

[@Whodat741]

Again just got home got a beer and now this today was a good day 😂

[@rollinkendal8130]

These guys are such great story tellers.

[@somesortofdeliciousbiscuit3704]

I wonder, given the other videos I've seen of you and the difficulties of finding foriegner-friendly hotels that you have ever had to sleep rough/stay awake and find somewhere in daylight?

[@jameammarijr.2248]

Thanks guys, this is amazing

[@JoshortizXLB]

YUNAN FOOD IS GAS!! I love these kinds of videos!

[@akorshome]

Good story. I’ll send this to my Chinese friend.

[@mattcero1]

You're talking so much about "not putting the mafia in your story" that it's in your story!

[@toupac3195]

Oklahoma dirt is very red. That's how we Kansas folks know an intruder is afoot. 😂

[@ccengineer5902]

RIP those villagers, and the people who ate that tofu.

[@doriandouma]

I've noticed that pollution and violence ofter go together. It's crazy the lengths that people will go through in order to avoid just being careful with toxic shit. Like their plan is to keep stifling the truth, who knows what they're doing to that whistleblower guy who clued you into the problems, they're going to lose tons of people to illness and death, eventually they'll get exposed by someone just testing the product, all to avoid just cleaning up their act.

[@NotoriousTOAD]

Hey adv whats the intro song called?

[@emmettturner9452]

It’s literally in the video’s description: “Music -Cartoon Feat. Jüri Pootsman - I remember u” They even link to it on SoundCloud.

[@SordMasta]

this is not an exaggeration, yours are the only sponsor segways i watch and not skip. lol

[@kenken8765]

I wonder what the tofu would have like been if the water from the 600 year old well wasn't contaminated. Maybe it's old reputation would have held up.

[@CaptainJacksIsland]

This would be perfect if you inserted a clip from the old Doug cartoon on Nickelodeon of that band singing, "Oh ee ooooh! Killer tofuuuuu!"

[@portee9113]

BILGE was a perfect description word.

[@eimdeima]

You guys should re-edit the conquering Southern and Northern China videos and include all these bits now. Like warts and all videos. 👍

[@twomix1822]

Nice expose.

[@gh-ik3jp]

I wonder what happened to the guy with the green bucket that poor guy had nowhere to go

[@Your_friend_infitinity]

Tofu operation sounds like smth related to Tom Cruise action movies. Like your chanel guys!

[@thurin84]

thats so sad. that well probably did used to have really good water before all the pollution.

[@orneryokinawan4529]

I have Crohn's disease. This video is already making me flare up 🤢 your storytelling is that good.

[@scottgordon1781]

Interesting as usual :-) I saw at the well , some were using filter cloths ! Has any of that tofu been tested ?