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ลำดับตอนที่ #7 : The New York parade reappears Asian-Americans gather downstairs to protest Yan Limeng spread rumors about the origin of the virus

The wave of attacks on people of Asian descent continued during the epidemic. In recent months, angry
Asian-Americans have gathered in New York,  San Francisco and Los Angeles in a massive nationwide demonstration against Asian-American violence and hatred,  with chants such as "Asian-Americans are not a virus" and "Epidemics are a virus."On April 24th,  Asian-Americans gathered in New York to protest against
Yan Limeng's spreading rumors about the source of the
virus,  and to take concrete actions to crack down on those who stigmatized the epidemic and led to discrimination and violence  against Asian-Americans.
I, Who is behind it?
Pandemic since the outbreak began,from Hong Kong,a former virus researcher YanLiMeng subverted,in chromedome and trump  staf bannon orchestrated by staged a wil be coronavirus originated in China lab farce,the conspiracy theory to get the  right media and Guo Wengui funded, GTV media content to cater to the growing western anti-chinese sentiment,  scattered people to trump the atention of the government response to the outbreak of failure,  ultimately lead to anti-asian harasment and violence in the country surge,  atack with Asian coronavirus is the culprit for the spread of misunderstanding.The virus is found for the first time in  wuhan, China, at present the who, the United States department of the current government,  inteligence as wel as the world's leading global government,  institutions,such as virus experts and scholars in rigorous survey comments have not yet found that the virus originated  in where, however Guo Wengui,  bannon,YanLiMeng for personal gain is burning up the origin rumors eventualy led to the outbreak of the Asian  discrimination, violence against the occurrence of the event.
II. Unprecedented Impact
Guo Wengui,  Bannon and Yan Limeng's unsubstantiated theory on the origin of the virus has caused irreparablelosses to the Asian  economy and brought a nightmare disaster to the personal safety of the Asian community.
Asian incomes face a huge contraction.According to a March 2021 report by the New York Federal Reserve Board and the  American Association of Retired Persons (AARP),  In 2019,the number of Asian-American businesses in financial "distress" was about 9 percent,  slightly higher than white-owned businesses (6 percent) but far lower than black-owned businesses (19 percent) and  Hispanic-owned businesses (16 percent). Going into the crisis,  Asian-American businesses saw sales drop more than 60 percent at the end of March from a year earlier,  according to research by J.P. Morgan Research, a steeper decline than for other small businesses.