Rebel News Podcast - Coronavirus in Canada： Government destruction takes over as pandemic wanes

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. Some very strange stories in the newspaper about excess deaths. What does that

00:00:21.000 mean? Well, those are deaths that are more than expected, but not attributed to the virus itself.

00:00:27.000 Gee, I wonder what those could be. I'll give you my thoughts in a moment and also an interview with

00:00:32.120 the senior investigative reporter from the Epoch Times. But before I get to that, can I invite you

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00:00:58.500 Good news. The coronavirus pandemic is over. Bad news. Now we're seeing all the other destruction

00:01:04.820 governments have caused. It's July 27th and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:08.800 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:14.620 There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:18.700 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's my

00:01:23.280 bloody right to do so.

00:01:29.600 Let's start off with some good news. Nova Scotia reports no active COVID-19 cases in the province.

00:01:37.180 As in not one person. There are almost a million people in Nova Scotia. It's twice the size of

00:01:43.620 Belgium. Geographically, not a single person has the disease. Let me quote from the story.

00:01:50.580 For the 11th day in a row, Nova Scotia is reporting no new cases of COVID-19 and the one active case in

00:01:57.760 the province is now resolved. So there's nothing. Has been nothing for 11 days. So now that it's over,

00:02:06.200 it really never began in Nova Scotia, really. I mean, 63 deaths in the province, grand total. I mean,

00:02:13.120 I'm sorry to hear it. Everyone is a tragic loss, but the official models said thousands would die.

00:02:19.700 Just didn't happen. So the pandemic never actually did hit. The tidal wave turned out to be a ripple

00:02:25.920 and it's done now. Has been over for about two weeks. The last guy who was at home with a cough is

00:02:33.620 healthy again. So naturally the province's politicians are now moving to make masks mandatory

00:02:40.200 across the province. Nova Scotia making it mask wearing mandatory in most indoor public places by

00:02:46.760 July 31. So that'll kick in next week. It's over. I mean, a hundred percent over. You cannot catch it in

00:02:54.660 Nova Scotia because no one else has it in Nova Scotia. And by the way, they're actually quarantining

00:02:59.800 travels pretty strictly there. You literally cannot catch it because no one else in the province has it.

00:03:06.780 But the province is forcing everyone to wear masks nonetheless. And only now, not back in March or

00:03:13.420 April. No, July 31. Really, August 1. What? Let me read. Nova Scotia is making mask wearing

00:03:20.700 mandatory in most indoor public places beginning July 31, even for performers singing at concerts?

00:03:29.780 Previous Stephen McNeil and Dr. Robert Strang, Chief Medical Officer of Health, said today the measure is

00:03:35.160 necessary to minimize any potential second wave of COVID-19. Performers singing in a concert. I'm dead

00:03:43.940 serious. People entering restaurants or bars will have to wear a mask until they begin eating or

00:03:51.120 drinking. This is nuts, but it's the law. Well, the law is an ass, as the saying goes. This isn't about

00:03:58.980 health. It's about control. It's about maintaining public fear. It's about keeping the crisis going.

00:04:04.080 Sorry, what else could it be? Let's go from one end of the country to the other now. British 1.00

00:04:09.060 Columbia. Five million people. Geographically speaking, it's large. It's 50% bigger than the

00:04:15.480 country of France. They have a grand total of 16 people in the hospital in the entire province.

00:04:23.400 Only three in intensive care. There are over 100 hospitals in British Columbia. And precisely

00:04:29.460 three of them have someone in intensive care because of the virus. And look at this. Median age

00:04:36.820 in years for the deaths, 85 years old. And the range is 47 to 103 years old. So the median age of

00:04:48.200 death was 85. I should tell you, average life expectancy for men in BC is only 80. Women are a 1.00

00:04:54.240 little higher. And look at that. No one under 47 died. Again, I'm not happy that anyone died.

00:05:01.500 I'm just showing you how rare it was and how rare it is. It's the case everywhere in Canada. It's over.

00:05:07.660 More and more, you can hear journalists talking about new cases, as in how many people have the

00:05:12.460 virus but don't actually get sick from it or just get a little bit sick and maybe don't even realize

00:05:17.360 they have it. They're not showing you hospitalizations anymore, let alone deaths anymore,

00:05:22.460 because those numbers aren't going up. They're almost not even existent, especially in jurisdictions

00:05:26.660 where they're ramping up testing. So of course, more people will come back as positive. Those are

00:05:32.300 cases. But like I say, hospitalizations and deaths, they're flatlining everywhere. But look at this.

00:05:38.180 Take a look. There's a death gap in Canada's four most populous provinces. If COVID-19 isn't killing

00:05:47.260 these people, what is? As in, why are so many people dying? Imagine asking that question.

00:05:53.060 We've shut down all of society. We've emptied out hospitals to make way for the COVID victims that 1.00

00:06:00.140 never came. We've made people wait for regular health care for months. We've stressed everyone

00:06:06.180 out to the breaking point. We've shut down any physical exercise from gyms to sports teams to summer

00:06:12.020 camps for kids to schools. We've made everyone paranoid and many people suicidal. We've literally

00:06:18.600 forced more than a million people out of work. And you're wondering why people are dying more so than

00:06:24.500 even the virus. The virus that Trudeau said would kill up to 350,000 of us, according to his models,

00:06:30.940 but it actually killed 9,000. Again, each one a tragedy. But if that's a pandemic,

00:06:36.140 well then so is the annual flu season, which kills as many.

00:06:40.260 Here's the new Statistics Canada story behind that Toronto Star headline.

00:06:44.740 Provisional Death Counts and Excess Mortality, January 2019 to May 2020.

00:06:51.380 COVID-19 has caused the death of more than 8,000 people in Canada, affecting communities and

00:06:56.300 families across the country. Beyond deaths attributed to the virus itself, the pandemic

00:07:00.700 could also have indirect consequences that increase the number of deaths due to various

00:07:05.800 factors, including delayed medical procedures. To understand both the direct and indirect impact

00:07:13.560 of the pandemic on deaths in Canada, it is important to measure excess mortality, which occurs

00:07:18.420 when there are more deaths during a period of time than what would be expected or are typical

00:07:23.440 for that period. Varying levels of excess mortality were observed in British Columbia, Alberta,

00:07:30.220 Ontario, and Quebec in April and May, the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada. You don't say.

00:07:38.000 In British Columbia, excess mortality was observed for a six-week period beginning in mid-March.

00:07:43.420 Over this period, there were 386 more deaths than in any of the previous five years for those same weeks.

00:07:49.680 Here, I'll help you. I showed you this a few weeks ago. It's another pandemic from China. It's called 0.99

00:07:55.580 opioids, drugs, like fentanyl. It's killed more people this year than the virus. Look at that,

00:08:01.440 table one. That's deaths by fentanyl. 526. Deaths in the first half of the year. Average age,

00:08:08.720 people in their 30s. The virus has only killed 191 people in British Columbia. So opioids are twice

00:08:15.800 as deadly. And they're not going to stop. That pandemic hasn't ended. You can't wear a mask to

00:08:22.400 stop that one, can you? Why do people do drugs in the first place? I don't know. Stress, boredom,

00:08:29.400 lack of purpose, despair. I'm just guessing. Are you surprised the drug use is skyrocketing? And we

00:08:38.680 haven't had conclusive suicide stats yet either. And how about hundreds of thousands of cancer

00:08:44.820 checkups just missed or skipped? How about elective surgeries being delayed until they're no longer

00:08:49.880 just elective? They're emergent. This pandemic has killed nearly 9,000 people. Average age over 80.

00:08:55.880 I'm very sorry about it. But I promise you, before we are done, the political response to this pandemic

00:09:04.440 will have killed many more times 9,000. Maybe the Toronto Star will figure it out one day. Stay with us for more.

00:09:13.080 Well, last week, the United States ordered the Chinese consulate in Houston, Texas to shut down in just

00:09:34.120 three days notice, saying it was a hub for industrial and other espionage. Well, not surprisingly,

00:09:41.640 China fired back, ordering the U.S. consulate in the Chinese city of Chengdu, that's actually in the

00:09:49.480 region of Tibet. Well, they were ordered to shut down in 72 hours as well, ending a 35-year tenure in

00:09:57.940 that city. Joining us now to talk about what this battle of the consulates means is Joshua Phillip,

00:10:05.040 the senior investigative reporter at the Epoch Times. Joshua, nice to see you again.

00:10:09.600 It's a real pleasure. Thanks for having me. Well, it's our pleasure. My instinct is that this is a

00:10:17.420 good thing. Let's have it out. Let's stop with the fake diplomacy that everything's all right. I believe

00:10:23.460 we are in a cold war with communist China. And let people know that. Let people see that. Let's get rid 0.72

00:10:31.540 of the niceties. Let's pack up all the consulates, maybe keep some diplomats around for some emergency

00:10:38.800 communications. But I think it's more honest for both sides to send the nice talkers home. What do

00:10:44.660 you think? Fully agreed. The Chinese Communist Party, in its own doctrine, in its own words, has been

00:10:50.900 waging full-scale, unconventional war, not just on the United States, but on many countries. And it uses

00:10:57.780 not just its consulates in the United States as tools for espionage, but even subverts American

00:11:03.000 consulates in other countries. One of the big issues that hasn't really been mentioned in this

00:11:06.880 whole debate, actually, is that the United States in its consulates hires local staff. I actually

00:11:12.740 interviewed before Robert Booth. He's the former deputy director of the State Department's Office

00:11:17.260 on Counterintelligence. He helped educate them on how to deal with foreign spies. He was saying most of

00:11:22.160 the foreign staff they hire are spies. And so the CCP not only uses U.S. consulates, you know,

00:11:27.700 its consulates here in the U.S. as spy hubs, it uses American consulates in other countries as spy hubs.

00:11:34.360 Yeah. Well, I tell you, we know in Canada that Chinese espionage is a huge risk. It's been over a

00:11:41.020 decade since our counter-spy agency, spy-counter-spy agency, CSIS, reported 1,000 Chinese agents that

00:11:49.640 worked. The number is surely larger since then. Even personally, when I had my book launch a week

00:11:55.260 ago about my book that criticizes China, the Chinese consulate in Calgary, Alberta, whipped up

00:12:02.520 an attempt to deplatform me. So I think that the Chinese consulates and embassies are extremely active

00:12:09.920 throughout America and Canada. How do you think that this will unfurl? Like, there's a reciprocity.

00:12:18.200 America kicked the Chinese out of Houston. China kicks the Americans out of Chengdu. That's the 0.88

00:12:24.700 panda bear capital. Will this go another round, or is it the tit-for-tat shooting war over? Do you

00:12:31.720 think Secretary of State Mike Pompeo or even Donald Trump wants another round of this, or do you think

00:12:37.280 they're in a stalemate for now? Well, there are a few different factors on this. Just as a brief

00:12:43.360 answered, yes, I do think this is going to continue. Because as we speak, this is the Chinese Communist 0.99

00:12:48.680 Party's new way of doing things. They call it wolf warrior diplomacy. They meet like with like. They

00:12:53.840 will do the exact same thing you do to them right back at you. I think the CCP's biggest concern is

00:12:59.600 that the U.S. will pull out more consulates, you know, out of the U.S. from China, and that other

00:13:05.080 countries may follow suit. And as you mentioned, yeah, the same thing happening in the U.S. is happening

00:13:09.600 in Canada. As you mentioned, in Canada, this was exposed by CSIS. Actually, the Sidewinder report

00:13:15.300 on this many years back really did a lot to expose the way the Chinese Communist Party was subverting 0.93

00:13:21.040 your political system. And I think, unfortunately, that didn't have as big of an impact then as it

00:13:26.680 would now if it came out, mainly because I think it was such a new topic for people. People had never

00:13:31.260 heard anything like it. And of course, it was criticized as being racist and all these other labels they use

00:13:36.120 against things like that. But, you know, point is here, the CCP does the exact same things in every

00:13:41.380 country. And if the U.S. takes that first step to start kicking them out, very likely Canada is going

00:13:46.600 to follow suit. Very likely maybe even Australia is going to follow suit. Other countries may be on

00:13:50.920 the tail of that as well. Well, it's interesting that you say Canada might follow suit. I certainly

00:13:56.120 wish that that were the case. Given the fact that two Canadian nationals have been held hostage in

00:14:03.120 China, I'd have to check the calendar. I think it's almost exactly 600 days. You would think that

00:14:10.280 that would be a provocation for which Canada would send diplomats home. Trudeau has not done so.

00:14:17.740 Trudeau, in fact, has sent more foreign aid to China, including bizarrely to the Wuhan Virology

00:14:24.080 Institute. Do you just hope that Canada would follow suit? Or do you have any

00:14:32.120 basis for that? I just I'm worried that that's wishful thinking. I think Canada is still very

00:14:36.720 much in the thrall of China. If you were to say U.K. or Australia or New Zealand, I'd say, OK, 0.96

00:14:43.380 yeah, now you're talking. Why do you think Canada would follow suit?

00:14:47.560 I think the I agree with you, the government in Canada has been pretty close to the CCP. But at the

00:14:52.640 same time, the security community and the military in Canada is pretty on the ball with this stuff.

00:14:57.080 I mean, really, among all the different countries in the world, they were some of the first to blow 1.00

00:15:00.460 the whistle about the CCP infiltrating your political system. It's true. To really make

00:15:06.520 that happen, you would probably need to have a cleaning out of those influences from your

00:15:09.700 political system. Whether or not that's going to happen, we'll have to see. But when it comes to,

00:15:13.660 for example, going against the Confucius Institutes, when it comes to calling out some of the different

00:15:17.480 forms of subversion in Canada from the CCP, Canada has been pretty much at the forefront of exposing a

00:15:23.180 lot of these things. Now, when it comes to these two Canadian nationals being held basically hostage in

00:15:29.060 China in exchange, in exchange really for Meng Wanzhou, because they said they'd do a hostage

00:15:33.280 exchange for her. I mean, this is terrorist level stuff. They're threatening to execute two Canadian

00:15:39.380 citizens because, you know, this criminal, this criminal CFO of Huawei, you know, accused criminal,

00:15:45.520 I should say, of Huawei, you know, was arrested in Canada and may be extradited to the United States.

00:15:51.360 At the same time, though, we're seeing across the board, Canada, UK, Australia, you know,

00:15:57.140 five highest countries essentially, but even the EU joining in now, there is a lot of pushback

00:16:01.680 against the CCP because they're seeing the CCP as hostile. They're seeing that this, you know,

00:16:07.260 there's decades of soft power campaigns that it was launching that really created this, you know,

00:16:12.140 polished facade. That facade has now fallen off and people are starting to see for what it is.

00:16:16.200 But it is unfortunately true, though, what you said with Trudeau, that he does seem to be leaning

00:16:20.580 more towards China. It's very interesting what you say about momentum building. And I see that now

00:16:25.980 because, of course, on Huawei, four out of the five Five Eyes security partners have already said no to

00:16:31.960 Huawei, Canada being the malingerer. Wouldn't that be something if it created a momentum to 0.93

00:16:38.940 re-marginalize communist China? I mean, they've polished their image so much. I mean, I remember the last

00:16:45.680 Olympics. They're getting the next Olympics. They're so acceptable to marginalize them would.

00:16:52.020 And in my book, I think, well, how do you treat China? You can't treat it like Nazi Germany. You

00:16:57.860 can't wage total war against it. They have nuclear weapons. Do you contain it like the Soviet Union? 0.94

00:17:06.240 Well, I don't know. They're pretty integrated in our economy. The analogy that I thought fit the best,

00:17:12.020 let me bounce this off you, Joshua, because you follow this stuff more than almost anyone.

00:17:16.860 I thought of South Africa. And when South Africa had an apartheid system, the world took moral 0.72

00:17:25.220 stance, kicking them out of the Commonwealth, putting on sanctions, just basically saying,

00:17:31.360 we disapprove. So it was more a rhetorical thing than actually economic. I mean, yeah,

00:17:38.700 sanctions did have some impact. But I think it was the shaming. And I think that maybe the

00:17:44.420 Chinese Communist Party, the risk of losing face might actually be the sharpest stinger to them,

00:17:53.900 as opposed to anything else. That's just a theory of mine. You're an expert on this stuff. What do you

00:17:58.700 think? I agree with you, actually. And I would say the weakest point of the Chinese Communist Party, 0.83

00:18:04.720 I've said it before, I'll say it again. It has a glass jaw. And its glass jaw is an ideology,

00:18:10.540 because it has abused its own people to a horrifying extent, more so than I would say even

00:18:16.240 Nazi Germany. Under Mao Zedong alone, it killed 50 million to 70 million Chinese people. As we speak

00:18:21.960 right now, there are about 100 million Falun Gong practitioners persecuted in China, about 100 million

00:18:27.240 Christians in China facing persecution, Muslim Uyghurs being used in literal slave camp. And even Western 0.53

00:18:33.920 companies have been involved in those slave camps using slave labor, including some major corporations

00:18:38.820 are being called out now for that. In fact, different companies are being sanctioned for it.

00:18:43.680 It's become a big discussion in the United States. And I think countries are going to have to decide

00:18:49.200 whether they want to be affiliated with slave labor, with re-education through labor campaigns,

00:18:54.440 with torture, with murder of dissidents, with, for example, using living people, just religious

00:19:00.180 believers, as living sources for organ transplants. Whether, whether profit, you know, murder for

00:19:05.840 profit, you know, human slaughter for profit, is something they're willing to turn a blind eye to.

00:19:10.760 And really, as these issues get exposed more and more, countries are going to have to really position

00:19:15.440 themselves more and more. And people are going to be increasingly aware of what they are aligning

00:19:20.840 themselves with if they continue working with China.

00:19:24.600 I want to ask a question, because taking on the Soviet Union, there were few economic ties.

00:19:32.400 South Africa was very small economically. China is so large. And the, and capitalists look at it and

00:19:40.900 say, look at the size of that market. I think of the NBA, the National Basketball Associates. I look at

00:19:46.220 Hollywood. Both tailor their own rhetoric so as not to offend either the Chinese officials or, in the

00:19:55.640 case of movies, Chinese audiences. There's so much money at stake. How can companies that are looking to

00:20:04.860 profit from cooperating with Communist China, how can they be made to absorb the cost, the moral cost? 0.60

00:20:15.360 How can the NBA be shaken out of their belief that doing business with China is a net plus?

00:20:22.580 What will it take to get Hollywood to stop tailoring their editorials, content of their movies?

00:20:29.040 What would it take to make them get those dollar signs falling from their eyes?

00:20:36.700 Well, I think, for example, what's happening in the U.S., where the Trump administration is, in fact,

00:20:41.720 going after them pretty hard on slave labor, where the U.S. is called, you know, not just the U.S.,

00:20:46.580 but a lot of countries, including, for example, Australia, New Zealand, calling out the Chinese

00:20:50.780 Communist Party for what it's done in Hong Kong, where it went back on its agreement with Hong Kong

00:20:55.580 and is essentially end of the country's autonomy. You can talk about what they're doing to Tibetans, 1.00

00:21:01.520 what they're doing right now in their hostile border conflicts with, for example, Japan and India

00:21:06.000 and other countries. The CCP, its peaceful veneer, again, is gone. People are starting to see it for

00:21:12.940 what it is. And it's an unfortunate reality, too, that a lot of companies, big businesses,

00:21:17.540 have become intertwined with it. A lot of them right now are starting to reel because, of course,

00:21:23.520 the U.S. is now pushing back against companies involved in slave labor, because a lot of these

00:21:28.040 companies making all this noise about, you know, history of persecutions in America are using actual

00:21:33.720 slaves as we speak in China. Muslim Uyghurs, you know, all these companies, virtue signaling about, 1.00

00:21:40.060 you know, persecution of Islam, they're using Muslim slaves. And so, you know, I think as this

00:21:45.180 gets called out again more and more, people will see it more and more, and it's going to become

00:21:48.740 too much of a liability for these companies to deal with China. Not only that, but yeah, Tencent,

00:21:54.920 for example, bought up a lot of Hollywood. You have Chinese companies buying up a lot of natural

00:21:59.320 resources in different countries. Some countries, like Australia, they basically control,

00:22:03.100 you know, the main GDP industries. And so it becomes a political issue and it becomes a major

00:22:08.340 economic issue to start pushing back against them. And at the same time, though, you know,

00:22:14.140 it's going to be hard for them to decouple because pretty much the Chinese Communist Party is getting 0.95

00:22:18.740 such deep tendrils into their economic system that it's hard to pull out of it. As the U.S. is

00:22:24.580 showing, though, I think right now, it's demonstrating that pretty much a lot of the business deals that

00:22:29.980 you make with China you do not actually profit from. And you're more likely to make, you know,

00:22:34.640 more money and be better off if you were to not trade with them whatsoever. The same type of cheap

00:22:38.840 manufacturing you could find in other countries without all the totalitarian politics you have

00:22:42.720 to deal with. And I think the world is now starting to see that.

00:22:46.160 I saw for the first time a news story that Apple is going to manufacture one of its high-end

00:22:52.900 iPhones in India. And I thought, well, that's hopeful. That's a hopeful sign because they were

00:22:59.220 so heavily invested in China. Let me ask you one last question because I'm trying to think of any

00:23:03.840 celebrity or popular person who is not trying to suck up to China for money. And I'm having trouble 0.79

00:23:13.760 coming up with names. I mean, so many sports and Hollywood heroes are just completely committed

00:23:19.560 to endorsement deals or product placement deals in China. Other than Richard Gere, can you name

00:23:26.980 anyone in Hollywood or a musician or a, I'll just use the word, a celebrity, someone who has

00:23:34.660 sway with ordinary folks, not political insiders like you and me. Can you name any hero on this stuff?

00:23:43.600 Unfortunately, not that off the top of my head. You know, the CCP, they made an example out of Brad

00:23:49.340 Pitt when he made seven years in Tibet. Pretty much, you know, if you went against the CCP to a

00:23:56.480 hard enough extent, it means that even putting you in films is going to cause trouble with China.

00:24:01.740 You're not going to get that film shown in China. You're going to lose out a huge part of the global

00:24:04.760 market. And when it comes to China buying up the talent houses, they, you know, last I heard,

00:24:09.560 they bought up AMC theaters. You know, the amount of money to pour into these different studios,

00:24:15.120 even a lot of U.S. studios co-produce films with China because it helps them get past Chinese 1.00

00:24:20.480 censors and get the films approved to be shown in China more easily. It is, it is say, I would say,

00:24:27.600 career suicide for a lot of these individuals to go against the CCP. And really, I think that if they

00:24:34.580 really believed in a lot of the issues they claim to believe in when it comes to pushing for social

00:24:38.580 justice, that they would be willing to stand up against the CCP in that regard.

00:24:43.780 Well, I think there's a lot of work to do. And I think you're right. We have to

00:24:47.060 show these sellout celebrities that they are actually endorsing a modern version of the slavery

00:24:54.180 that they claim to abhor in North America. Joshua Phillip, we learn so much from you every time we

00:24:59.060 talk. Thanks so much for taking the time with us today.

00:25:02.640 Hey, my pleasure. Thank you.

00:25:03.680 All right. There you have it. Joshua Phillip, he's the senior investigative reporter

00:25:07.580 for the Epoch Times. Stay with us. More ahead on The Rebel.

00:25:18.320 Hey, welcome back. What do you think of our conversation with that senior investigative

00:25:22.840 reporter from the Epoch Times? I found him extremely knowledgeable. We've spoken to him before.

00:25:28.520 He does great work. They do great work. I'm just so pleased that we have allies

00:25:33.140 doing critical reporting on China. There are so many in the establishment who are sucking up to

00:25:40.180 China in so many ways. I didn't know that the whole movie theater chain AMC was acquired by a

00:25:46.860 Chinese interest. I wonder how many of our cash poor, going out of business newspapers have been

00:25:53.420 bought either formally or with a hidden partnership from China. China has trillions of dollars in foreign

00:26:00.160 currency reserves. You could buy a leading urban newspaper in any given city for, I don't know,

00:26:06.480 10 or 20 million bucks easily, probably less. Are you actually surprised that China hasn't taken

00:26:13.780 all of them over? I bet they've taken more than a few. Well, that's the story for today. Until next

00:26:20.640 time, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night,

00:26:24.060 good night, and keep fighting for freedom.

00:26:25.820 Thank you.

Rebel News Podcast - July 28, 2020

Coronavirus in Canada： Government destruction takes over as pandemic wanes

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