• Lehmuusa@nord.pub
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    My experiences with Uyghurs differ from yours. I was backpacking in Kazakstan and China and the repression was easy to notice with bare eyes. The Uyghurs wouldn’t be that scared of a 7-year-old Han-girl if there was no repression.

    How was your visit to East Türkestan?

    Oh, and Uyghurs are not Arabs, BTW! They are a Turkic nation.

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      My experiences with Uyghurs differ from yours.

      Cool story bro.

      The vast majority of muslim nations on earth got together to send delegates to investigate in person and they declared the accusations to be baseless.

      Oh, and Uyghurs are not Arabs, BTW! They are a Turkic nation.

      Oh, and not all Muslims are Arabs, BTW!

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      Listen, FUCK the IAEA you could see those Iraqi chemical weapons factories with your bare eyes

      Where did I get this red fish from?? Got an answer for that??

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        Listen, FUCK the IAEA you could see those Iraqi chemical weapons factories with your bare eyes

        Hehe, and how many were actually found after Iraq had been succesfully invaded? Correct.

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        Well, your source is shit.

        And so is the video linked. You can also use your own logic to notice its fallacies. You don’t get just anyone invited to a soccer match. It’s an important situation for propaganda, so you only allow people there who know what truth to say if anyone asks. And what kind of face to show. Ones that know what will happen to them and their relatives if they fall off the line.

        I don’t know why you believe the “dude trust me” guy on the video. Nor why I should trust you, dude.

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          This is like red scare orientalist bingo. You have

          -Public events are actually a propagands show for whitey

          -Showing face

          -Everyone there is only pretending to be happy because Something Bad will happen to their families (how many generations?) if they don’t.

          At what point does believing all of these conventient copes to get around having to engage with the concept of an actually popular government start to take on the qualities of a cult’s belief structure?

          Man i fucking hate The Interview

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          State Department Lawyers Concluded Insufficient Evidence to Prove Genocide in China | Colum Lynch, Foreign Policy. (2021)

          The World Bank sent a team to investigate in 2019 and found that, “The review did not substantiate the allegations.” (See: World Bank Statement on Review of Project in Xinjiang, China)

          Over 50+ UN member states (mostly Muslim-majority nations) signed a letter (A/HRC/41/G/17) to the UN Human Rights Commission approving of the de-radicalization efforts in Xinjiang.

          The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is the second largest organization after the United Nations with a membership of 57 states spread over four continents. The OIC released Resolutions on Muslim Communities and Muslim Minorities in the non-OIC Member States in 2019 which:

          1. Welcomes the outcomes of the visit conducted by the General Secretariat’s delegation upon invitation from the People’s Republic of China; commends the efforts of the People’s Republic of China in providing care to its Muslim citizens; and looks forward to further cooperation between the OIC and the People’s Republic of China.

          Books, Articles, or Essays:

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          I didn’t post a link to any videos dumbass, my source is the verifiable fact that the majority of muslim nations on earth investigated in person and are calling bullshit on us. They have far more credibility than the US and our lackeys and our media, there is no actual evidence to contradict their findings, it’s the same sort of atrocity propaganda we used to justify invading Iraq & Afghanistan.

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            US is a shithole country. I wouldn’t go there if they paid me to. I do not care of what US is or is not. For your US-centric, well, you: USA and China are two wholly separate countries. US doing something does not mean that China is automatically good/bad as a result of whatever dumb thing the US government decides to do.

            And “we” did not justify invading Iraq and Afghanistan. The rally against the war in Iraq was probably the largest rally there has ever been in Finland, for crying out loud!

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              Finland? Lol fuck off, your protests are worthless and your government is as much a US lackey as the rest of Europe has been for most of a century now. Your info on China is overwhelmingly US sponsored propaganda, your government and media are owned by the same billionaires as the rest of the western world.

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          Yes, because China is well known to assasinate diplomats and family members of political opponents in dozens of countries around the world…

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              You were the implying that bad things would happen to the diplomatic observers from the Arab League if they didn’t parrot the required Chinese propaganda.

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                Sorry, I did not mean to imply that.

                But yeah, I would imagine that their countries were pressured into this by some kind of a trade deal. Just like a Christian country can help undermine another Christian country for personal profit, a Muslim country can help undermine another Muslim country for personal profit.

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                  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_the_Arab_League

                  22 countries? All of them? Including countries like Libya, UAE, and Saudi Arabia? No. That’s a really big claim and you’re going to have to provide evidence for it. I highly doubt all of them could be convinced to not break rank just because of some trade deals when Europe and the US and UN are deeply invested in pushing the narrative.