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0:00hello friends this is King without crown
0:05today I will tell you how justice was manipulated.
0:08to trap Peru in a system
0:11who does not seek justice but revenge
0:14I will explain
0:15why they are well
0:16laws that have been recently passed
0:19in paradise
0:20on the prescription of crimes
0:23and on an amnesty
0:25and why the attitude of some judges is miserable
0:30let's start with the commission of the truth that even
0:33hired journalists to prepare public opinion
0:37to welcome its report
0:42spent more than $13 million
0:45concealed the Marxist origin of terrorism
0:48and adapted the report to the prejudices of its members of course
0:53the majority of commissioners and contractors
0:55were of Marxist origin
0:57and as if that were not enough,
0:59three of them by Gregori Tapia and Morote.
1:03had not only been
1:04friends and colleagues
1:05of Abimael Guzman at the University of Huamanga.
1:08but when in 1970
1:10Guzman was arrested
1:12for directing his first terrorist attack in Huanta
1:16still with the name of red flag
1:19all three together with Antonio Díaz Martínez
1:23Abimael's number two
1:25signed communiqués demanding Guzman's release
1:30here is a copy of one of these communiqués
1:33this was published in the postal newspaper
1:37and says the following
1:40a month ago he was arrested and taken to Lima.
1:43Professor Abimael Guzmán Reinoso
1:46we protest strongly
1:49for the violation of their human rights
1:51and demand their freedom
1:54Ayacucho July 24,
1:561 970
1:58signed among others Alberto Díaz Martínez Carlos Tapia
2:02Carlos Iván de Gregori and Alberto Morote
2:05can you imagine the suffering we would have avoided?
2:08if instead of releasing it,
2:09release it
2:10condemned himself as he deserved Guzman
2:15but let's go back to the truth commission
2:17lied inly
2:20accusing the armed forces of violations
2:22systematic against human rights
2:24of crimes against humanity
2:26and to be responsible for 31% of fatalities.
2:32because if the bullet came from a military officer's rifle
2:34the dead man was the responsibility
2:36of the armed forces,
2:38i.e.
2:39if one of them is a criminal
2:40bank robbed and two killed
2:42bank employees and police kill two criminals
2:46for the commission of marras the police would be responsible for
2:4950% of deaths
2:52to the brutes
2:53understand that 100 percent of those killed in such cases
2:56are the responsibility
2:57of criminals
2:58if they had not acted,
2:59there would have been no deaths.
3:02finally,
3:03the commission
3:04slandered many he didn't even want to interview
3:07and sowed the idea,
3:08which was later exploited
3:09by the in Inter-American court
3:12of economic reparations to terrorists and their families
3:16to date,
3:17this court forces us to spend on it.
3:19more than US$43 million
3:22that come out of our failures
3:24and also of the rejection of the families of the Argentines
3:27by those terrorists
3:29outrageous let's not see now
3:32the condition set by Peru
3:35to adhere to the convention
3:36on crimes against humanity
3:38in June 2003
3:41I remember it well I was a congressman
3:44but for the avoidance of doubt
3:46here is a copy of that congressional resolution
3:49subsequently ratified by the President of the Republic
3:53was approved with 70 votes in favor and none against,
3:59and says
4:01the following
4:03in accordance with Article 103 of the Constitution
4:07the peruvian state adheres to the convention
4:10for the crimes committed
4:13after 09/11/2003
4:19heard well
4:20for crimes committed
4:22after November 2 003
4:26now all cases are well
4:29reported of alleged crimes by military and police officers
4:32against human rights
4:34occurred in the 1980s or 1990s
4:38therefore all had prescribed
4:41what human rights NGOs did then
4:44infiltrated the prosecutor's office and the judiciary and succeeded in
4:47to keep quiet
4:49and the press fell
4:51and the persecutions began,
4:53the abusive processes
4:54and the miserable and the miserables
4:58to eradicate these abuses,
4:59the governor recently approved
5:01a law that recognizes Peru's status
5:05and specifies accordingly that these judgments are null and void.
5:10but the judges do not want to apply it
5:13this can only be explained by fear of NGOs and their friends.
5:18or out of revenge and hatred for those who defeated terrorism
5:23in February 2001,
5:24the then Minister of Justice
5:27Diego García Sayán
5:29pleaded before the Inter-American court
5:32and forced Peru to acknowledge responsibility
5:35of alleged violations
5:37blaming them on military personnel
5:40and to pay reparations to relatives of terrorists
5:43of course to the families of military and police officers.
5:46victims of terrorism nothing
5:49on the other hand,
5:50García Sayán himself and his commission
5:53pardoned and reduced
5:55penalties for thousands of terrorists more than 1,400
5:59were released
6:00I have copies of many of these resolutions
6:03secrets signed by Eli Paniagua
6:06to and confessed terrorists
6:08may be pardoned
6:09without protests from NGOs or the commission or court
6:13Interamerican
6:14but when it comes to those who defended us
6:17many unjustly condemned
6:19dozens of years in prison then those hypocrites
6:23there they do protest
6:24exercising a constitutional attribution on Tuesday
6:28also approved an amnesty a few days ago
6:32that benefits members of the
6:34armed by the National Police
6:36and self-defense committees
6:38who participated
6:39in the fight against terrorism between 80 and 2000
6:43and the henhouse has already fluttered
6:46neither NGOs nor opinion makers
6:49nor that Inter-American court from which we must withdraw.
6:52have
6:53right to prevent Peru from exercising and defending justice
6:57their rule of law and constitutional sovereignty is enough
7:03I hope you found this comment helpful
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Viral Breakdown
Hook (primeros 3 segundos)
- Qué dice verbatim: "Hola amigos, soy King sin corona. Hoy les contaré cómo se manipuló la justicia para atrapar al Perú en un sistema que no busca justicia sino venganza."
- Patrón de gancho: Afirmación audaz + promesa de revelación.
- Por qué detiene el scroll: Combina una identidad provocadora ("King sin corona") con una acusación directa ("manipulación de la justicia") y una dicotomía emocional (justicia vs. venganza) que genera intriga inmediata y polariza al espectador desde el primer segundo.
Ritmo Emocional
- Curiosidad (0-5s): El gancho plantea un secreto sobre el sistema judicial peruano.
- Indignación (10-30s): Ataques directos a la Comisión de la Verdad, acusaciones de gasto excesivo y ocultamiento del origen marxista del terrorismo.
- Impacto/Sorpresa (30-60s): Revela el comunicado firmado por personajes que luego fueron comisionados, pidiendo la liberación de Abimael Guzmán.
- Racionalización (60-90s): Usa la analogía del banco para "demostrar" la manipulación de cifras de muertos.
- Frustración (90-120s): Expone la ley del 2003 y cómo las ONG "infiltraron" el sistema judicial.
- Catarsis (120-150s): Celebra las leyes recientes (prescripción y amnistía) como victorias.
- Clímax (150-170s): La frase "el gallinero ya se alborotó" + el llamado a retirarse de la Corte Interamericana.
- Resonancia final (170s+): Cierre con "basta" — un llamado a la acción emocional.
Densidad de Palabras Clave
- "Justicia" (justicia, justos): Impulso emocional; apela al deseo universal de equidad.
- "Terrorismo/terroristas": Impulso emocional; activa miedo y memoria histórica.
- "Manipulación/manipulada": Impulso emocional; genera desconfianza y conspiración.
- "Miserables": Impulso emocional; desprecio y juicio moral directo.
- "Perú/peruano": Alcance algorítmico; ancla geográfica y nacionalismo.
- "Ley/legal": Alcance algorítmico; atrae búsquedas sobre política y derecho.
- "Verdad": Impulso emocional; ironía y contraste con la "mentira" expuesta.
- "Derechos humanos": Alcance algorítmico; tema trending en debates políticos.
- "Comisión": Alcance algorítmico; referencia a instituciones reconocibles.
- "Corte Interamericana": Alcance algorítmico; término de búsqueda específico y actual.
Por Qué Se Propaga
- Polarización deliberada: Frases como "no busca justicia sino venganza" y "la actitud de algunos jueces es miserable" fuerzan al espectador a tomar bando, lo que impulsa comentarios y compartidos desde ambos lados del espectro político.
- Revelación con prueba visual: Muestra "una copia del comunicado" y "una copia de la resolución" — esto crea una estética de evidencia que hace que el video se comparta como "prueba" en debates.
- Narrativa de mártir nacional: La historia del "defensor olvidado" contra "terroristas liberados" apela a un arquetipo emocional poderoso en audiencias conservadoras/nacionalistas, incentivando el compartido como acto de solidaridad.
- Llamado a la acción implícito: El cierre con "es suficiente" y la sugerencia de retirarse de la Corte Interamericana convierte al video en un manifiesto, no solo en información — los espectadores lo comparten como declaración política.
- Estructura de "ellos vs. nosotros": El video construye sistemáticamente un enemigo claro (ONG, jueces, Corte IDH, comisionados) contra el pueblo peruano, lo que facilita la viralización en comunidades que buscan confirmación de sus sospechas.
Qué Puedes Robar
- Abre con una dicotomía emocional: No digas "hoy hablaré de leyes" — di "hoy les contaré cómo manipularon la justicia para atrapar a un país". El conflicto implícito (justicia vs. venganza) genera retención desde el segundo uno.
- Usa "pruebas" visuales para anclar tu narrativa: Muestra documentos, capturas o fechas específicas (como el comunicado de 1970 o la resolución del 2003). Aunque la audiencia no los lea, la presencia de "evidencia" aumenta la credibilidad percibida y el deseo de compartir.
- Construye un clímax con una frase memética: La línea "el gallinero ya se alborotó" es visual, coloquial y fácil de recordar. Crea una frase corta y provocadora cerca del final que resuma tu tesis — será lo que la gente cite al compartir tu video.
