HOW A BROKEN EARPIECE BECAME A STROKE Watch the film. 25 seconds. That is all it takes.
At the #BRICS summit in New Delhi, Xi Jinping's interpretation earpiece stops working. He picks up the receiver and examines it. His staff lean in.
A replacement is brought. Modi pauses and asks whether everything is okay. Xi sits calmly, alert, talking, device in hand.
That is the whole event. The equipment failed at the top table of a summit India was hosting.
Then the story was rewritten. The broken equipment vanished from the screen and the guest was sent to hospital in its place. He fainted. He had a stroke. He was evacuated. He was flown home in secret. He is in 301 Military Hospital.
None of it is verified. He finished the summit. He left on schedule on 13 September. He walked to his aircraft unaided and climbed the stairs without holding the handrail.
The host's embarrassment became the guest's stroke. That is not journalism. That is shameless.
When your equipment fails, say your equipment failed.
Iqbal Latif
A Japanese influencer made a video criticizing the Muslim and migration problem. A Muslim person got so angry that he sent a threatening message in the DMs.
The message said:
“Spreading hatred against Muslims on social media also becomes a reason to justify war. If you continue to criticize, then if war happens, you cannot complain.”
Meaning, if you criticize, you’ll have to endure war.
These people cannot even tolerate criticism of themselves. But going to another country and imposing their religious customs is perfectly fine for them.
This is their habit. Ask a question, they get angry. Criticize, they threaten. Say no, they slap the Islamophobia label on you.
As absurd as it sounds, it is the real history. Granted its not all flowers and rainbows, and many innocence suffered, the truth is hardly ever what you think it is. For example, China once professed this image is a historical photograph of Imperial Japanese soldiers doing this to a Chinese baby (Image on the left). However; the truth is, the image on the right.