The Bourne Counterattack

Chapter 131 Warned

"Cheng, please read this report." As soon as Cheng Mo arrived at Laozha's arresting room, Pride sent someone to call him over.

Then he saw a piece of "Hankou Daily" printed five days ago, with a line of conspicuous big black characters printed on it!

Shock! The real film of the Nanjing Massacre is released!

It was accompanied by a photo of a crowd of people in front of the cinema gate, as well as various "anti-Japanese" slogans.

Looking at the news again, Cheng Mo was surprised to see a familiar name and exclaimed: "Frank went to Hankou!"

"Yes, we all thought he had returned to the United States. Unexpectedly, he actually sneaked to Hankou. Not only did he bring a large number of photos of the Nanjing Massacre, but he also had a 16mm camera. Cheng, didn't you go into his room? "Have you searched his suitcase?" Pride asked.

"Yes, I searched, but I didn't find these among the items he carried with him!" Cheng Mo said innocently, spreading his hands.

"Damn it, we were all fooled by this American reporter!" Pride punched the table.

"We..." Cheng Mo keenly caught the word in Pride's mouth. Such subconscious words are usually the truest thoughts in his heart.

He can guarantee that the "we" in Pride's words is definitely not him, but someone else. Is it the United States or the Japanese?

Although Pride is British, this does not prevent him from colluding with the Japanese. In this concession, many people have dual identities.

This is not surprising at all.

Cheng Mo knew the existence of the photo, but he did not report it. After all, it was hard to say what would happen once the photo was known to the British.

But what he didn't expect was that in addition to the photos, there was also a video, which was definitely not what Frank carried with him.

It was probably taken by someone else and finally handed into his hands, through which he took it to Hankou.

No one knew whether the two agents from Japan's Special High School who had been monitoring him for half a month came because of the photos or videos in his hand.

Maybe they had a further agenda, so they never took action.

Otherwise, if he really wanted to take action, Frank might not be able to defeat these two little Japanese agents.

Documentary videos and photography of the massacre caused a sensation in Hankou, and these materials were brought there by American journalists.

Americans are not responsible for helping the Chinese "forge". They have no such obligation. They are just evidence of crime left out of simple human emotions.

There is a mountain of ironclad evidence, and more ironclad evidence will be revealed one by one.

Look at how the Japanese quibble internationally.

Of course, the right to speak in this world is dominated by the West. If the West intends to cover up, even if it has ironclad evidence, it will be useless.

In order to collude with Japan, they will deliberately help it hide it, and even cover it up.

Cheng Mo has long been accustomed to the hypocrisy and barbarism of the West, so from the beginning, he had no intention of handing over all the photos he took.

The diary can only be regarded as the author's personal experience and a corroboration of subjective feelings. The impact of this thing can be great or small.

Even if the British saw it, they wouldn't take it too seriously, but if those photos taken in Nanjing were handed over, the consequences would be different.

In one situation, the British are very angry, but they will discuss it privately with the Americans. The Americans who pursue isolationism will most likely not want to meddle in other people's business, but they will join forces to blackmail the Japanese and cunningly leave copies. for the future.

In the second case, direct exposure, the possibility is very low. Cheng Mo is not willing to gamble on this probability. It is better to let the other party not know that these original first-hand evidences may still be preserved.

It turned out that he could see from Pride's reaction that the British were not angry about the content of the evidence, but that Frank had lied to them.

In comparison, they care more about this. As for the hundreds of thousands of innocent people in Nanjing, they have nothing to do with them. In their eyes, Chinese, Japanese, and even Asians are inferior species. They are all God's chosen people, born into a noble race.

Cheng Mo stood there, not knowing how to answer this.

"Cheng, this case has little to do with you. You have done a very good job, but the result is not satisfactory." Pride said, "You have been paying more attention recently. When the Japanese see this, they are likely to find someone." Your trouble."

"Thank you, Mr. Pride." Cheng Mo nodded. With the Japanese's peeing habits, he might actually take his anger out on himself.

It seems that I have really paid attention to safety recently.

Not only himself, but also Su Moer, must not be careless and overestimate the humanity of the Japanese.

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As soon as the report on Hankou came out, it indeed caused quite a shock, especially in the Hongkou Japanese Concession, although the Japanese strictly controlled the entry of foreign printed matter.

However, there are still some omissions.

After receiving the news, relevant newspapers in the concession also forwarded it, and most importantly, many unknown underground printing factories in the concession printed a large amount of similar content. The distribution throughout the concession naturally spread to Hongkou. Japanese Concession.

Of course the Japanese were angry, denounced "falsehood" in newspapers, and at the same time released their own videos to compete...

It would be fine if we didn't let it go, but it would be self-defeating if we let it go.

This staged film was not well-handled in detail, and was discovered by sharp-eyed viewers. The same person appeared in different scenes, one person held multiple positions, and other ridiculous situations were discovered.

Some people even cut out the scenes from the film and made a full page for citizens and friends to find people.

Find the same person in these pictures.

The Japanese have just reached an agreement with the British and have withdrawn the Zodiac Society from the concession. There will be no trouble from the Zodiac Society in the concession for the time being.

The "anti-Japanese" propaganda was naturally booming.

The Japanese protested and opposed it every day, and even demanded that Japanese police be allowed to act directly and privately to cause trouble for these newspapers.

However, most of the Japanese patrols are in the HK area. Although there are some in other areas, they cannot form a joint force.

We can't force ourselves into the concession.

As much as they want to.

Cheng Mo also felt like someone was paying attention to him these days, but it wasn't the kind of person who was following him, the kind who always felt like something was going to happen.

People's sixth sense is sometimes very mysterious.

This morning at work, I rode my bicycle to the entrance of an alley, and suddenly a man jumped out of it, carrying a machete and chopped him down.

He was startled and quickly jumped out of the car to dodge. The guy suddenly ran towards the opposite alley with the knife in hand and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Then when he went to work, he received an anonymous warning letter, asking him to pay more attention and mind his own business in the future.

I haven't been minding my own business lately, so why did you target yourself?

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