EchtePeer 🇪🇺🇾🇪🔮

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[Kenneth Roth @KenRoth]

Remembering the excitement of the Tiananmen Square democracy movement and the brutality of the Chinese government's massacre and crackdown that ended this moment of hope 37 years ago.

[Editorial & Political Cartoons @EandPCartoons]

Jack Ohman, Tribune Content Agency #60Minutes

[🌸🏯🌸桜城れい🌸🏯🌸 @zundamotisuki]

1989年6月4日、北京の天安門広場で抗議する学生達を殺害する中国共産党人民解放軍。

あまりにも酷いですね。

自国民に向けて戦車で攻撃するとか世界中で中国だけだろ。

[𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉 @OrevaZSN]

Capitalism built a system where doing the right thing is treated like bad business. We can’t have sustainable energy because it threatens the oil industry. We can’t have healthcare because it threatens insurance. We can’t have peace because it threatens the weapons industry.

[EchtePeer 🇪🇺🇾🇪🔮 @PvanBe3837]

@OpsHQs Excellent

[たろうまる @taroinagaki025]

この頃は新聞もまだまともだったな。

[郑敏 @MinMin89485072]

缅怀六四死者。🕯️
中国共产党必将倒台

[mothman47 @mothman_47]

Time to filter people.

[Tobita Chow @tobitac]

"The workers have arrived!" Beijing 1989

[Adi Vijaya @adi_vijaya]

On 4th June, 1989, Chinese military brutally crushed its citizens who were demanding basic rights- Freedom of expression & end to corruption. These demands were met with violence & brute Force.
Most harrowing part is that CCP remembers this massacre as a day of heroism by PLA.

[Human Rights Foundation (HRF) @HRF]

On the 37th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre, HRF continues to remember the pro-democracy activists who laid down their lives to express their demands for a free and democratic China. Their stories have been erased from Chinese textbooks, websites, and the greater web in an attempt by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to absolve itself of its own crimes.

[Freedom House @freedomhouse]

The Chinese government has spent decades trying to erase the memory of Tiananmen and repress public demonstrations. But China’s citizens continue to protest.

Freedom House’s China Dissent Monitor documents protests and other forms of dissent across China, helping fill a critical information gap in one of the world’s most restrictive information environments. Explore the data: https://t.co/9Wywmah9A9

[Zigor Aldama 齐戈 @zigoraldama]

Hoy se conmemora el 37 aniversario de la matanza de Tiananmen. Así ve los cambios de China el artista disidente @badiucao: un régimen cada vez más avanzado en lo tecnológico pero aún igual de autoritario que entonces.

[Xi Van Fleet @XVanFleet]

37 years ago today, the CCP launched its brutal crackdown on the peaceful student-led protests in Tiananmen Square. What made this atrocity especially shocking was that it unfolded before the eyes of the world, broadcast live on TV.

In the decades since, the CCP has worked relentlessly to erase this chapter of history. Many younger Chinese have little knowledge of this horrific event, and this year, for the first time, authorities banned families from visiting the public cemetery where many victims are buried.

Meanwhile, here in the U.S., leftists attempt to rewrite history by drawing false comparisons between rioters and the Chinese students who stood up to a tyrannical regime, and between ICE enforcing immigration law and the CCP’s military opening fire on protesters.

We must not forget the history and horror of the Tiananmen Square massacre. We must teach future generations about the horrors of communism and how precious liberty truly is.

[Taiwan in the US @TECRO_USA]

On June 4, 1989, the world witnessed the Tiananmen Square Massacre—a historic moment that marked a global struggle for freedom and human rights.

Today, Taiwan joins democratic nations around the world in honoring the courage of those who stood for democracy 37 years ago and were met with a violent, government-led military crackdown.

Taiwan knows that democracy is fragile, precious, and cannot be taken for granted, as the past informs our need to preserve a peaceful future, protect human rights, and stand against authoritarian erasure.

#8squared #VIIV #May35th

https://t.co/FZMweA5uje

[Yaqiu Wang 王亚秋 @Yaqiu]

Your annual reminder of what the Chinese people aspire to and what the Chinese Communist Party is capable of. 勿忘六四.

[Morries w @morries_w]

@EnginEroglu_FW

[Engin Eroglu @EnginEroglu_FW]

37 years ago, thousands of people took to the streets in #Beijing.
They demanded democracy, freedom of expression and an end to corruption. Their protest was peaceful. The regime’s response was violence. Tanks rolled through the city, shots were fired and numerous people were killed.

To this day, there has been no official reckoning, no memorial, and no open debate about it in #China. Remembrance is forbidden. Words are censored, images deleted. Even a blank sheet of white paper is seen as a threat: a silent symbol of all that must not be said.

We remember the victims of the #TiananmenSquareMassacre and all those who continue to be persecuted for demanding freedom and justice. #NeverForget64

[椎井蹴人 @Cait_Sith_co]

消されても、また現れる―中国民主化運動と弾圧の歴史

中国の民主化運動は、1989年の天安門事件だけで語られがちだが、その前から長い流れがある。出発点は、抽象的な「西洋型民主主義」への憧れではない。文革のような混乱・弾圧はイヤだ――そういう切実な感覚だった

[doodziekvanschiphol @doodziekvansch1]

@ReMeij op 1 of andere manier gaan bij mij altijd de argwaan en leugen alarmen af als zij spreekt.
Nu ook weer.
Maar ja wat wil je
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