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[Status Crow @SClemmt]

Western Human Rights institutions are intellectually and morally bankrupted. They accepted the words of agenda driven ASPI from people who took satellite images with child like imagination and pass it off as credible research. They're too lazy to do the most cursory verification.

[lchen @lm96ml]

@jokieliu The formal name is now "The Criminal Shrine".

[lchen @lm96ml]

@miosugita 🖕

[Evandro Carvalho 高文勇 @evandrocarvalho]

A China virando a página da história.

“A China virou a mesa nas Nações Unidas, apontando e rebatendo — um a um — o Reino Unido, a Austrália, o Japão, a Irlanda, a República Tcheca e a Lituânia por estigmatizarem o histórico de direitos humanos chinês.

Acabou a era em que o Ocidente falava em "direitos humanos" e esperava que a China se curvasse.

O povo chinês não se deixa mais impressionar por um vocabulário moral desconectado da realidade material.

Resolvam a pobreza de vocês.
Resolvam o racismo de vocês.
Resolvam a crise de confiança que os assola.
Melhorem a vida do próprio povo.

A China nunca precisou — e não precisa — moldar seus padrões de direitos humanos com base nos chamados direitos humanos do Ocidente.

A concepção chinesa de direitos humanos fundamenta-se em uma realidade onde as pessoas podem viver e trabalhar com segurança e dignidade, onde o país é próspero e forte, e onde a dignidade nacional significa que ninguém tem o direito de ditar regras à China ou de julgá-la.

O que o Ocidente chama de "direitos humanos" não é uma coroa.

É um slogan que eles ostentam para esconder as rachaduras subjacentes.

O Ocidente transformou os "direitos humanos" em um certificado que ele mesmo emite.

A China não reconhece mais essa autoridade emissora.”

[lchen @lm96ml]

The whole thing started with that bitch's comments, and yet you blame the Chinese consul general's "choke off Sanae's head"?

[闇のクマさん世界のネットニュース @CYXuAxfGlfFzZCT]

ぶっちゃけ日中がこんだけ拗れてるのは、高市総理の台湾発言ではなく、大阪中国総領事の『高市の首を斬る』発言からだぞ。

あの前代未聞の発言を許せる日本人は存在しないぞ。
世界もドン引きだったの、
忘れたかマスコミ？ https://t.co/nDb9dFym4C

[Ana Kasparian @AnaKasparian]

When is enough enough? Seriously. When are we going to stop pretending like these people are victims?

[Angelica 🌐⚛️🇹🇼🇨🇳🇺🇸 @AngelicaOung]

Chinese ppl dressing up in Hanfu: “that’s problematic! They are performing Han supremacy and erasing minority identities!”

Chinese ppl dressing up in minority costumes: “that’s colonialism! They are fetishizing minority cultures and doing a cultural appropriation!”

Hey! Have you considered that dressing up is fun? Have you tried just having some fun? Or is being a sour wokescold all day what you want to do for the rest of your one wild and precious life?

[Richard Bardon @BardonRichard]

LOL. Xinjiang is open to visitors from all over the world, most of it visa-free for over 18 months now. Millions of tourists have gone there and seen that everything is fine, and nobody believes your bullshit anymore. So eat shit 😀

[lchen @lm96ml]

2 bitches.

[あぼ＠救うともの会 @aboritarita]

@takaichi_sanae 高市先生 本日はお忙しいなか南モンゴル勉強会でのご挨拶ありがとうございました🙇‍♀️
高市先生がお話しになられた経済安全保障に人権DDを加えた形で今後の政策が進んでいくこと、司会席から感激の想いで拝聴。ご参加の先生方、皆さま本当にありがとうございます✨

[Angelica 🌐⚛️🇹🇼🇨🇳🇺🇸 @AngelicaOung]

Just a decade ago, the very phrase « Starbucks in Xinjiang » would have made no sense whatsoever. Around that time Xinjiang, was in the throes of jihadi terrorism.

In 2014 just 3-4 km away from the new Starbucks at the Grand Bazaar, five assailants ploughed 2 SUVs into the crowds, hurling dozens of explosives along the way. 43 people were killed, including 4 attackers. 90 or so were injured. They were morning shoppers and old ppl taking their exercise at the North Gongyuan st market.

The attackers were identified by Chinese authorities as a part of ETIM/TIP and deeply embedded in within the global Salafi-Jihadist movement. They have a multi-decadal alliance with Al Qaeda, operates in Afghanistan under the protection of the Taliban and have deployed thousands of fighters into the Syrian civil war fighting with jihadi coalitions like HTS.

The goal: to promote the concept of violent Jihad as religious duty to every Muslim and to build a global caliphate.

This is not a homegrown movement, but the same transnational jihadi networks the US battled in the Global War on Terror. Some Uyghur fighters even joined ISIS because Al Qaeda was too soft and accommodationist…they are not satisfied fighting for Xinjiang province, they want total, borderless, global jihad.

There are about 12 million Uyghurs. Traditionally they are of the Sufi tradition. These ETIM/TIP guys are a fraction of a fraction, but they messed everyone’s shit up. 74-year-old moderate cleric Jume Tahir, the Uyghur head imam of China’s biggest mosque, was stabbed to death by young radicals after condemning separatist violence. Any Muslim that did not support their salafist-jihadi vision was a legitimate target.

A decade and change later, Xinjiang is totally safe. Open for business, open for tourists. And people are complaining the baristas are dancing in the Starbucks?

Just the fact that there is a Starbucks where you can go and get an overpriced bullshit latte in Xinjiang is a fucking miracle. For Han and Uyghur (and Kazakh, Tajik etc etc) alike.

[lchen @lm96ml]

What abuse? There is really nothing abusive.

[TotalNewsWorld @turningpointjpn]

アジア大会に参加の中国人選手が、日本人の現場スタッフの指示に従わず、罵声を浴びせた。
「日本のクソ野郎ども」「日本人は正真正銘のバカ」

いや、何を喚いてるんだ？

問題があるなら普通に話せばいい。 現場の日本人スタッフに指示されて気に入らないなら、文明的な方法で抗議すればいい。

それを罵声で人格まで侮辱するのは話が違うだろ。
しかも「日本人、日本人、日本人」と連呼。

これが本当にアジア大会に参加している選手なら、スポーツマンシップ以前の問題じゃないのか。

抗日ドラマを見すぎたのか知らないが、スポーツの場にまで政治的な恨みを持ち込むなよ。

日本人スタッフに敬意を払えないなら、そもそも何のために国際大会に来るべきではないだろ！？

[lchen @lm96ml]

Well, dancing is in their DNA. If they didn't dance, you evil ones would call it cultural erasure.

[lchen @lm96ml]

Even Japan's master, the USA, will not allow Japan to go too far in terms of militarism, and certainly doesn't stand with Japan, let alone the rest of the world.

[周小龍 Herbert Chow @chowsiulungHerb]

Shinjiro Koizumi san, no one cares about what China, North Korea and Russia have to say about militarism. These three are authoritarian regimes run by three “never stepping down” dictators. All of them are currently involved in at least one war while assisting in others. Russia is attacking Ukraine. North Korea is helping Russia attack Ukraine while testing its nuclear weapons. China has declared the possibility of a military takeover of Taiwan. The rest of the world has common sense. Protecting yourself from authoritarian regimes is common sense. The rest of the world stands with Japan.

[lchen @lm96ml]

@ariadnisaa Look who's talking

[lchen @lm96ml]

None of the three countries mentioned is a defeated fascist nation, whereas Japan is. That's the difference.

[UnveiledChina @Unveiled_ChinaX]

Japan's defense minister just challenged China, Russia and North Korea to say it to his face.

They've been calling Japan's defense buildup "new militarism." Shinjiro Koizumi's response today: if you believe that, come talk to us directly. Japan stays open to dialogue.

Then he gave them a number. North Korea has launched missiles more than twice as often this year compared to last. Japan has launched zero.

This isn't new rhetoric from him. Back in May, Koizumi made the same point at a major security forum: Japan has no nuclear weapons and no strategic bombers, while a country that has plenty of both is the one calling Japan's defense posture dangerous.

China has pushed the "new militarism" label hard since January, tying it to Japan's rising defense budget, loosened arms export rules, and discussion of counterstrike capabilities. Japan is also now debating whether nuclear weapons and nuclear submarines should even be part of the conversation, something Koizumi says shouldn't be treated as taboo.

Japan still officially holds to its three non-nuclear principles. But the message today was simple: question Japan's defense buildup to our face, or stop pointing fingers from the sidelines.

[Cyrus Janssen @thecyrusjanssen]

If either of these guys were honest about China, they’d have to admit something that would be very inconvenient for their careers:

China is nothing like the dystopian hellscape they make money portraying it as.

Yes, Chinese people earn less than Americans. They also have substantially lower living costs, extremely high homeownership, modern infrastructure throughout the country, and surveys have repeatedly shown remarkably high satisfaction with the central government.

Now compare that with the United States.

Leave the wealthy parts of major US cities and you’ll find plenty of poverty, a homelessness epidemic, people drowning in medical debt, families who can’t afford basic healthcare, and a population with historically low trust in its own government.

Does that make America “a very poor country”? Of course not. Because that would be an intellectually dishonest way to describe a massive, complicated country.

And that's exactly what these two are doing with China.

Grant literally wrote a book warning Americans about a coming war with China. Fear of China sells books.

Jan works for The Epoch Times, a media outlet founded by Falun Gong practitioners that has spent decades fiercely opposing the Chinese government.

These guys aren't giving you some objective revelation about China. They have an obvious point of view, and somehow every story ends with the same conclusion: CHINA BAD.

Never listen to these clowns tell you what China is like.

Go to China. Get outside Shanghai and Shenzhen. Visit the smaller cities and countryside. Talk to actual Chinese people.

I guarantee the China you experience will look nothing like the garbage they are pedaling here on X.

[lchen @lm96ml]

@0ivankaTrump1 Yes

[lchen @lm96ml]

Would you rather China do what the US would do: bomb the hell out of the Philippines?

[lchen @lm96ml]

Here is one more picture from the summit.

[内閣広報官（色々投稿試し中） @PressSec_JP]

トランプ大統領との日米首脳電話会談が先ほど始まりました。（写真は今週ニューヨークでの首脳会談時のもの）

[lchen @lm96ml]

Well, let's talk about the human rights in Gaza first.

[Inty News @__Inty__]

美国前众议院议长佩洛西在华盛顿集会上表示，如果美国因经济利益拒绝谴责中国侵犯人权和宗教自由，就会失去在世界其他地方谈论人权的道德权威。