angelburst29
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That was my first initial assessment. also, that the Coronavirus was being orchestrated by the Pentagon as a "soft-coup-biowar" against China. When other Countries began pulling their citizen's and Embassy Staff out of China and the American press pundits were 24/7 building up the narrative of China being "out of control" with a lock down in Wuhan and quarantines, along with WHO screaming to get in and monitor the spread of the Covid -19, I seriously had the feeling that the Pentagon and NATO allied forces were going to attempt to invade China?
After months and months of arranging a ceasefire and Peace Plan with the Taliban and the U.S. in Afghanistan ... all of a sudden, just as Covid-19 got a grip in Wuhan, there's going to be a Peace deal in Afghan, attended personally by Pompeo and Esper. Reuters went real heavy on the reporting. Additional reporting has Pompeo and Esper still in Afghan supervising a suppose Troop withdrawal, along with a prisoner exchange with the Taliban. There's a feeling - something is "up"? There has been a Military Troop build up in the Middle East and NATO affiliated Countries in Europe since early last Fall.
During this same time frame, Turkey's Erdogan moved thousands more Troops and tanks into Syria, hoping to secure Idlib, in a land grab for himself. He's attacking Syrian, Iranian and Russian Troops, along with shooting down planes and destroying missile defense installations. With all the meetings between Turkey and Russia, I get the feeling - Erdogan is running "interference" keeping Russia distracted? Over-all, there's a feeling that something big is in the works and it's a toss-up, if it will be a rush to invade Russia or China?
Esper is a new comer to this game of Regime Change but even when Pompeo was CIA Director, there was a push by the Pentagon for a "Color Revolution" inside China. It may be that China is the main target now, not Iran? As for the Gulags in China, it boils down to fake news. In this article, it goes into detail on what is behind the media hype of the Uyghur's and the Gulags.
Inside the World Uyghur Congress: The US-backed right-wing regime change network seeking the ‘fall of China’
Inside the World Uyghur Congress: The US-backed right-wing regime change network seeking the ‘fall of China’
March 5, 2020 - While posing as a grassroots human rights organization, the World Uyghur Congress is a US-funded and directed separatist network that has forged alliances with far-right ethno-nationalist groups. The goal spelled out by its founders is clear: the destabilization of China and regime change in Beijing.
A central gear in Washington’s new Cold War against China, this network has a long history of relationships with the US national security state and far-right ultra-nationalists.
At the heart of this movement is the World Uyghur Congress (WUC), an international Uyghur organization that claims to be engaged in a “peaceful, nonviolent, and democratic” struggle for “human rights.” The WUC considers China’s northwestern Xinjiang region to be East Turkestan, and sees its Uyghur Muslim inhabitants not as Chinese citizens but instead as members of a pan-Turkic nation stretching from Central Asia to Turkey.
As this investigation establishes, the WUC is not a grassroots movement, but a US government-backed umbrella for several Washington-based outfits that also rely heavily on US funding and direction. Today, it is the main face and voice of a separatist operation dedicated to destabilizing the Xinjiang region of China and ultimately toppling the Chinese government.
While seeking to orchestrate a color revolution with the aim of regime change in Beijing, the WUC and its offshoots have forged ties with the Grey Wolves, a far-right Turkish organization that has been actively engaged in sectarian violence from Syria to East Asia.
[...] Established in 1998, the Uyghur American Association (UAA) is a Washington D.C.-based affiliate of the WUC. A long time grantee of the NED, the UAA has received millions of dollars in funding. According to its publicly available tax filings, the group works closely with the US government, particularly the US State Department, Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC), and US Congress’s Human Rights Commission.
[...] Other leading representatives of WUC have vocally endorsed Turkish military interventionism. The political statements of Seyit Tümturk, who served as WUC Vice President, underscore the extremist and militant politics behind WUC’s carefully cultivated image as a “peaceful and nonviolent” human rights organization.
In 2018, Tümturk declared that Chinese Uyghurs view Turkish “state requests as orders.” He then proclaimed that hundreds of thousands of Chinese Uyghurs were ready to enlist in the Turkish army and join Turkey’s illegal and brutal invasion of Northern Syria “to fight for God” – if ordered to do so by Erdogan.
Shortly after Tumturk’s comments, Uyghur militants dressed in Turkish military fatigues and on the Turkish side of the Syrian border released a video in which they threatened to wage war against China:
When it's in the context of U.S. media or governments criticizing China, I can't help but be put off by the hypocrisy. On the other hand, most of the times I hear this done, it is by starry-eyed China supporters either outright denying anything bad is happening, or tacitly admitting it but downplaying/justifying it at the same time. I think it's possible to take a wider, nuanced view. To put it in a very un-nuanced form: The bad stuff the West does is bad. The bad stuff China does is bad. The West's hypocrisy when criticizing China is shameless. China's hypocrisy when criticizing the West is shameless (e.g., using critical race theory, criticizing Western censorship). They're each reprehensible in their own ways.