How cheap of you—to use AI to manufacture disinformation. What a waste of everyone’s time. The issue of cheating in an exam in PMA is too old? It’s fresh on everyone’s mind. More importantly it reminds everyone of the pattern of your behavior more recently. This includes attempting to deny the facts of the Chinese Navy rescuing a Filipino fisherman and openly attacking Chinese leaders. But when confronted with the actual record, you refused to acknowledge the facts. Old or new, the same pattern persists. Cheating, lying, smearing, only to deny the facts later and change the subject when the narrative falls apart. As for the “transparency initiative,” are you now claiming that the reporters selectively used photos and videos to construct false narratives against China? After all, they were embedded by you on your ships. Where does this idea come from? Ray Powell proudly claimed the credit. Other than attacking people, twisting facts, and provoking confrontation, what exactly is your argument? Given the quality your posts my response are already more than enough. No need to bother my superiors. Last, applying your own logic, every one of your social-media posts should carry the name and approval of the PCG Commandant at the end. It’s even worse that you frequently comment on Chinese-language education in the Philippines, local law enforcement and arrest, and even Philippine foreign policy in the capacity of the so-called PCG spokesperson for the “West Philippine Sea,”—as if everything falls under your purview. Do you speak for the Office of the President, the DFA, or the DOJ? Whose spokesperson are you？ And who do you represent? ——Deputy Spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy Guo Wei