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by: ltlee1 - Sat, 17 Jul 2021 19:07 UTC

On Friday, July 16, 2021 at 1:59:55 AM UTC-4, David P. wrote:
> Wang Yi said the world should ignore "gossip" about Xinjiang
> re-education camps. In March 2021, Wang said that "We welcome
> more people to visit Xinjiang - seeing is believing. This is
> the best way to debunk rumours." However, journalists from
> the BBC have reported being followed by unmarked cars, and \being chased out of restaurants and shops, and being forced to
> delete footage while trying to report from Xinjiang.
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Funny. Which one driving on a public road is not followed by unmarked car?
And IF one tried to take some photo inappropriately, like the underwear of a lady,
he would be chased out from New York, and forced to delete footage in NYC as
well as Xinjiang.

More serious, BBC is obvious not as innovative as some American journalists.
One America journalist had reported that he was followed by a taxi. He later got
on the same taxi. Lo and behold, he found a badge identified the previous rider as
Chinese government agent. Proof positive.

Freedom from incrustation of grime is contiguous to rectitude.

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