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Communist regime fake space walk by Shenzhou VII

Chinese Internet users exposed that on September 27 China Central Television broadcasted pre-recorded video images of a “walk in water” by astronaut Zhai Zhigang who just came out of a space shuttle for a stroll.
According to the Apple Daily, on October 1, CCTV broadcast “space walk by Shenzhou VII” where on the screen, bubble-like objects were found multiple times, rising slowly before the mask of the astronaut in the weightless conditions of space. There were also some bubbles popping up when the capsule gate opened and they flew obliquely across the top of the screen.

In addition, astronaut Liu Buoming handed out the five-star flag to the extravehicular Zhai Zhigang, however Zhai did not wave the flag, but the flag appeared to be moving on its own as if swinging in the wind in a state of weightlessness, and even kept hitting the mask of Zhai Zhigang, like waving in a strong wind. Throughout all the video images of the ‘space walk’, the earth seemed static, a fake resemblance, completely unlike a spacecraft flying around.

Before the broadcast of the ‘space walk’, other false news reported by the Communist regime’s Xinhua website was that “Shenzhou VII” had orbited the earth 30 times 12 hours before “Shenzhou VII” was due to launch.

At present, CCTV of the Communist authorities has not made any explanation about doubt cast over bubble-like objects on the screen. “Shenzhou VII” was originally scheduled to launch in October, but it was announced publicly to have launched in September. Some commentators pointed out that the Communist regime has been widely accused at home and abroad for the toxic milk formula that had poisoned millions, and wished to divert the focus of public opinion with an ‘earlier launch’ of the spacecraft “Shenzhou VII” attended by significant official propaganda.

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