I'm honestly not quite amused by Charlie Lee's handshakes which proclaim the end of a "Civil War" (in big fat quotes). It radiates a certain cognitive dissonance.
Resorting to trolling on Roger's cred with the 'endorses Coinbase' remark - poor taste.
I don't know the guy, but it seems to display a lack of judgment that is progressing in the direction of other well-known figures. I don't believe Roger knew the use of that imagery, otherwise I find it hard to believe he would approve.
If ever there was a 'the emperor has no clothes' pronouncement, it must be this pathetic attempt to signal that everything is alright and the price is about to rise.
@cliff's links clearly put that into perspective as marketable material probably intended to speak to home audiences.
And I like the question posed by some person on one of those links: (paraphrase)
"if Bitcoins are produced in China, why do you/we let the Americans decide the course of its future" ?
If we cut out the potentially offensive nationalist elements (we ought to have thick enough skin here to ignore those) , the core of the question remains valid.
Keep asking tough questions, Chinese Bitcoin user. Is it in your interest what's happening?