Meihua: How did Faguang and "Five Poisons" create rumors about entering the library?

The first speaker was a person who once commented on the reference news in the future, calling my article "illogical", which is rare. I know generosity. Leave it there to dry. The netizen told the man that Meihua's blog post was a "version fabricated by traitors". What a scary hat! Excuse me, please put on this hat yourself. At least, the vast majority of netizens in this pavilion agree, don't they? Western masters of Anglo-American law and their traitor "Five Poisons" and other media fabricated stories about people entering the library, confusing people, and many people got the flu. No wonder people who often read reference news can't stay out of it. Ex. 1: They exaggerated that after someone entered the museum, the three armed forces confronted each other and the crisis was imminent. It refers to the 70-car police force sent by the US Marine Corps, Chengdu Armed Police and Yuzhou officials in the museum. Marine Corps should protect tourists, Sichuan Armed Police should maintain order, and Yuzhou Police should rob people. Everything they say is wrong. First of all, there are no marines in the museum. According to American law, American embassies abroad must be stationed with Marine Corps guards. America is a strange country. The Air Force was established only after the end of World War II. In the past, all foreign air combat was carried out by the aviation of the US Army and Navy. The marine corps has the highest honor. However, American law also stipulates that only foreign embassies can be stationed in marine corps, consulate general, American cultural center, development agency and other auxiliary institutions, but it is not allowed. Take Libya as an example. The US Embassy in Tripoli is stationed by the Marine Corps, which is very safe. The US Consulate General in Benghazi did not. As a result, Consul General Stevens and two former security officials were beaten to death under the impact of angry people. Therefore, it is ridiculous to say that the Consulate General of Chengdu has a Marine Corps. Before the US Embassy in Beijing moved into its new address, the embassy was divided into one hall, the ambassador's residence and the Ministry of Information and Culture. At that time, the party was hiding in the official residence, with the political, economic, scientific, commercial, agricultural and intellectual property departments in the second hall, the Consul General's Office in the third hall, the Immigration and Non-immigrant Visa Department, the China Children's Adoption Service Department, and the US Citizenship Service Department, with one hall and two halls. In front of the office building of American officials in the third hall, there are marines in light brown short-sleeved uniforms checking their documents. The security check at the entrance of the three pavilions was carried out by soldiers of a Beijing detachment of China Armed Police, and the China guards employed by the US Embassy were provided by the Foreign Affairs Service Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A large number of China people who apply for visas can't see the US Marine Corps. So, how is the US Consulate General in Chengdu guaranteed? First of all, the the State Council Overseas Security Bureau is responsible for sending personnel, including a team leader and a team member. Their business cards are printed with RSO (Regional Security Officer), Regional Security Officer. Secondly, according to the agreement between China and the United States, the foreign affairs service department under the Foreign Affairs Office of the Sichuan Provincial People's Government was invited to hire security guards on its behalf, with a total of more than ten people working in three shifts. Conclusion: Someone entered the museum, but there was no US Marine Corps present. The credibility of traitor media such as Fa Guang is so low that it is enough to prove that everything they say is false, at least most of it is false. Even if some of them are true, they are "fed" by people in Beijing.