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According to Lude Media, “Bob Fenet” is a pseudonym of Bob Fu. 

Bob (Xiqiu) Fu is one of the leading voices in the world for persecuted faith communities in China. Fu was born and raised in mainland China and was a student leader during the Tiananmen Square demonstrating for freedom and democracy in 1989. 

Fu graduated from the School of International Relations at the People's (Renmin) University in Beijing and taught English to Communist Party officials at the Beijing Administrative College and Beijing Party School of the Chinese Communist Party from 1993-1996. Fu was also a house church leader in Beijing until he and his wife, Heidi, were imprisoned for two months for "illegal evangelism" in 1996. Bob and Heidi fled to the United States as religious refugees in 1997, and subsequently founded China Aid in 2002 to bring international attention to China's gross human rights violations and to promote religious freedom and rule of law in China.

The founder of Chinese Christian human rights group China Aid, Pastor Bob Fu, is in hiding with his family this week following calls by a Chinese billionaire to kill him and a “protest” outside his Texas home.

Guo Wengui, an alleged real estate mogul with a history of close ties to the Chinese Communist Party prior to his public defection, rebranded himself in 2017 as a “dissident” ready to expose the corruption and criminal behavior of his former allies. Working out of a luxury Manhattan penthouse on a tourist visa, Guo built up a following as a blogger and video content creator under the alias “Miles Kwok.” He has since established a media company named GTV that he uses to disseminate Mandarin-language videos featuring his political commentary. A Wall Street Journal report published in August revealed that federal authorities are investigating how Guo generated $300 million for the GTV project and at least two major banks have frozen assets related to it.

Through GTV, China Aid asserted, Guo has begun to personally target Fu, claiming he is a Communist Party plant infiltrating the Christian exile community. 

According to the Midland Reporter-Telegram, Fu’s hometown newspaper, an independent translation of several Guo GTV videos show that he has openly called for his followers to kill Fu. Guo reportedly called for a “global kill cheaters campaign” to kill people like Fu, who he claimed was a communist.

“We will fully support our comrades who take actions to kill those cheaters,” Guo said.

Some appear to have responded to Guo’s call. A mob of Guo fans appeared in front of Fu’s home in late September, a week after Guo released his first rap single, and then again on Monday. In a statement, China Aid explained the situation.

Ted Cruz threw his support behind Fu.

Guo has posted several videos to GTV’s social media pages “exposing” Fu and others he claims are working with the CCP. English subtitles of some of the videos provided by ChinaAid, a nonprofit founded by Fu, show Guo telling his followers about a “global kill cheaters campaign,” which includes Fu.

“We will fully support our comrades who take actions to kill those cheaters,” Guo says in one video, according to the subtitles.

The accuracy of the subtitles was verified for the Reporter-Telegram by a third-party Mandarin speaker.