Beldon for scale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up-dfbIeBIc
Any of y'all seen the Epoch Times billboards that just say "#1 TRUSTED NEWS EPOCH TIMES" and then just have a picture of a white guy's face? I have no idea who that white guy is.
Falun Gong sucks ass.
The white guy is my buddy Ted. He got like 50 bucks for the photo
yeah, here we got it posted on a billboard right next to an air force base lmao
Oh god they’ve got that Shen Yun crap in San Francisco too? I thought that was just an East Coast thing.
It's all over the Western countries in general. They have TV ads that are incessant propaganda ("cHinA bEfOrE gOmMuLiSm") and their cultists are always heckling people in my town's square. I'm surprised more people don't assault them for being annoying
I've been grabbing up all the Vision Times they stock in local boxes and using it for sheet mulching. It's all over Portland. I wonder if they get federal money.
I wonder if they get federal money.
It’s spelled C.I.A. https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Falun_Gong
The Shen Yun stuff is everywhere, it's terrible. At least most people seem to tune it out, people really only mention it to complain about that ads and I don't know anyone who has ever gone to one of their performances. On the other hand, their ads are probably working if they are willing to put this much money into them.
They don’t need to make a profit, they just need to spread anticommunism, and the money takes care of itself somehow
It’s unfortunate the brainwashed North Koreans don’t get experience the freedom of seeing billboard advertisements plastered on their historical landmarks
These ads are all over my PNW city on billboards and in store windows, and we have Vision Times/看中国 newspaper boxes throughout downtown.
I got a Shen Yun flyer in the mail with that dancer graphic and text that read "China before communism".
china needs to actually harvest their lungs fr this shit sucks so hard
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
