Didn't Liu Heping figure it out?Or are you on the wrong side?
I once watched a TV commentary in which a so-called expert, Liu Heping, said something that made my egg ache. He seems to be a former commentator of CCTV, but I wondered if this expert didn't understand the situation, or did he deliberately stand on the wrong side?
I really couldn't stand it when I first saw him say on the program of "Straight News" that the Houthi attack on Israeli merchant ships in the Red Sea was "a short-sighted act of courageous and unscrupulous tactics for the sake of momentary pleasure without regard for the serious consequences of this". It's just nonsense. He also said that this is an embarrassing situation of "not being able to consume and not being able to consume, not being able to win a fight, and not being able to get out of a fight". Oh my God, does this guy know that the Houthis are here to enforce the UN truce?
These guys are obviously protecting Gaza and forcing Israel to stop its aggression against Palestine, but it turned out to be said that they "tried to move happily for a while". I was truly speechless.
You know, the United States actually convened a so-called "escort alliance" for this purpose, and boasted for a long time, but it turned out that less than 20 countries participated, and eight of them were anonymous. The expert also said: "The United States immediately announced the formation of an 'escort alliance' with about 20 countries, including Britain, France, and Italy." It's a bit inexplicable.
At this time, I can only sigh that there is really only power in the world, not morality. Isn't it a clear fact that the United States supports Israel's indiscriminate bombardment of Gaza?Where did the morality come from?How many times has the United States vetoed resolutions on the Palestinian-Israeli armistice?This is the so-called international morality
In such a farce, Liu Heping followed the tone of the United States, saying that "the Houthis tried to move happily for a while, but in fact, the gains outweighed the losses." I really want to curse. Did he see the Houthi leaders make it clear in their interviews that they were working for one goal: to broker a ceasefire in Gaza? Isn't this the implementation of the UN armistice?
Liu Heping also said: "The Houthi attack on merchant ships in the Red Sea has given Israel, especially the United States, an opportunity to turn the tide in diplomatic and moral warfare." "It's a ridiculous statement. Didn't he see that the countries involved in the escort alliance organized by the United States were all half-pushing?This is the commanding heights of morality?
Moreover, the Houthis are not blockading the Red Sea, but only targeting Israeli merchant ships. Why does the United States have to escalate the incident and drag China into the water?In my view, this is the United States stirring up trouble and trying to take the opportunity to put China in a difficult situation. What a rogue trick.
The most absurd thing is that Liu Heping also said: "We have seen that because this matter involves the safety of the lifeline of international shipping, the international ** is on the side of the United States and Israel." "This makes me think that he is acting in a drama, and his acting skills are not good.
"And the U.S. public accusation that Iran has also carried out direct attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea will undoubtedly give the U.S. and its Western allies further the moral high ground," he added. "It's just a disregard for the facts, a fabrication. Isn't it true that the United States has been creating acts of interference and power all along?
Moreover, Liu Heping also made a seemingly profound analysis of Israel's future plans, saying that Israel will turn to Iran "after the task of eradicating Hamas is basically completed." Isn't that?If Israel had that strength, Hamas would have been destroyed long ago.
In short, it is really chilling whether Liu Heping, a so-called expert, has been bribed by people with ulterior motives and actually stands on the side of the United States and says cool things. I'd rather believe that the Houthis are fighting for justice than listen to the nonsense of these people who are on the side of power. This is the reality, this is the morality, this is the truth.