#China’s actions in #Xinjiang are finally crossing a red line
#Uighurs to #China: Post a Video of My Missing Relatives, Too #MeTooUyghur https://t.co/bQ0TsZUnII
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 12. Februar 2019
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Vienna, Austria#austria🇦🇹 #vienna #wiednergürtel #myminolta #canoneos1300d #viennatouristboard #austriantourism #tram #colourbuilding #colourphoto #streetphotography #travelphotography #touristphotography #holiday #vacation #britishmanabroad pic.twitter.com/1bXEr1qsqm
— Kim Ralls (@kim_ralls) 10. Februar 2019
Next stop Xinjiang for one of China’s rising political stars Wang Junzheng
Trusted senior cadre tipped for leadership role in implementing Beijing’s ‘stabilising measures’ in the Uygur region https://t.co/Z8ip6cbsym— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 12. Februar 2019
Turkish gov’t: video of Heyit contains no proof of his identity nor that it was filmed on Feb 10. If true, the video could open a constructive debate on the issue. For Turkey, this is not just about the treatment of one man (Heyit), but of the Uyghur people in general. https://t.co/dfGCA1MCT7
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 12. Februar 2019
Prompted by China’s video of A. Heyit as proof that he is alive, Uyghurs worldwide start a #MeTooUyghur campaign. They demand video evidence that their beloved ones are also still alive. https://t.co/0UZWyZjh4w
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 12. Februar 2019
OK – I just discovered Huang Xiangmo’s empirical basis for referring to Australia as a „giant baby“ whose growth will yet take a „long time“.
He explained his methodology in this way:
„I have lived in Australia for many years and I have some rough ideas about it.“ https://t.co/LABUQzZBW3— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 12. Februar 2019
„The Chinese are one of the earliest builders of this country and a part of this country that cannot be separated.“
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 12. Februar 2019
They edit a lot in Forced TV Confessions, this one will be no different, many victims have now pointed out just how much is edited
— Peter Dahlin (彼得·达林) (@Peterinexile) 11. Februar 2019
Metadata of Heyit video released by PRC state media shows audio/video length discrepancy, which might explain an edit that may have removed sth. that Heyit had said. https://t.co/cPDAHFhpYp
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 11. Februar 2019
That analysis is quite similar to my own thoughts. https://t.co/WAd0PTpBLP
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 11. Februar 2019
China’s embassy in Turkey argues that Heyit is „alive and well“ https://t.co/RFVEkVvqDj
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 11. Februar 2019
Step 1: weaponize tourism https://t.co/G162CF3KQb
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 11. Februar 2019
Question: in this (unconfirmed) video, Heyit states that he is „being investigated“ for „allegedly“ breaking laws. In other reports, it was said that he was „sentenced“ to 8 years prison. Which one is true? Do we have clear evidence of a formal prison sentence handed to him? https://t.co/6JUIENsJPP
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 11. Februar 2019
„…the reported death of Mr. Heyit … might have been the ‚drop in the bucket that caused the bucket to overflow.’” https://t.co/vmODTj8MDc
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 10. Februar 2019
„It seems that #China’s actions in #Xinjiang are finally crossing a red line among the world’s Muslim communities”https://t.co/0Hs32QKfQl …
Now, states shld step up & launch an independent @UN#HRC investigation into the scale of the crackdown & abuses https://t.co/9OrDTdkrFR
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 10. Februar 2019
Not sure if this wording is widely authorized, or if they just rushed to come up with as many counterarguments as possible and did not intend for that meaning.
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 10. Februar 2019
Passage: „建立教培ä心ä来，新疆已经超过25ä月未发生过暴力恐怖ää，安全形势得到极大改观“
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 10. Februar 2019
“A major outcry among the Muslim world was a key missing piece in the global Xinjiang row… [I]t seems that China’s actions in Xinjiang are finally crossing a red line among the world’s Muslim communities…”
https://t.co/uedsQvDups via @financialtimes— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 10. Februar 2019
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