CNN Reporter beaten up by Chinese crowd at the Tianjin accident

[badguy2000]

1.if i were the relatives of victims and had found someone odd were cameraing around the victims,I would also asskick him.
2. West medias like CNN,FOX had ruined their credit in china,by distorting riots in tibet and xinjiang.
3.it is a long way for CNN to restore its credit in china. So CNN should be used to people's "asskick" in china,before their credit were restored in china.

 

[Zero_wing]

He deserved that for showing no respect to the family of the victims.

For Reporting so civilized chinamen

 

[VALKRYIE]

The public vote with their fists this time against this foreigner reporter whose agency that he works for has been maligning China for ages

The lovely crowd obviously still carry the vivid memory of what CNN was BS'ing about the Beijing Olympics 7 years ago

Do Chinese people have to solve their issue with violence.

He deserved that for showing no respect to the family of the victims.

The victims family already has a bad day and this idiot is asking for a beating by hovering them like vulture.

1.if i were the relatives of victims and had found someone odd were cameraing around the victims,I would also asskick him. 2. West medias like CNN,FOX had ruined their credit in china,by distorting riots in tibet and xinjiang. 3.it is a long way for CNN to restore its credit in china. So CNN should be used to people's "asskick" in china,before their credit were restored in china.

Agreed. He didn' t take in consideration the feelings of the friends and relatives. He should have ask permission first before doing it.

But then again he was just doing his job, maybe he didn't know it was the victim friends and relatives in the crowd.

 

[Daniel808]

CNN lol
I Support you, Tianjin People.

I doubt about Quality in Vietnamese Education.
Are they cannot see the difference between 'SHOVED'and 'BEATEN'
Lol !

 

[JayMandan]

State media needs some *** kicking also for repeatedly lying to its own people.

 

[rott]

I sometimes wonder how this happens when some idiots believe China sensors international media. Well, so much for sensorship.

 

[anon45]

he wasn't beaten up, just pushed away, they just wanted to be left alone in their grief.

Can't exactly hate, emotions run high.

 

[Economic superpower]

Title is wrong, he was shoved but not beaten, per se.

I wish he was beaten.

 

[TaiShang]

The provocateurs will be dealt with accordingly. China has learned a lot from the West in this respect. We will not go full Ferguson but will nonetheless take the required precautions.

 

[MMG]

Yep! Only China will sensor what people should see. Korean Soap operas..honestly?

Yep! Only China will sensor what people should see. Korean Soap operas..honestly?

 

[TaiShang]

Yep! Only China will sensor what people should see. Korean Soap operas..honestly?

Yep! Only China will sensor what people should see. Korean Soap operas..honestly?

Exactly, lndian.

And reporters even have public toilets to use.

Surprised more?

 

[MMG]

Yes!

Exactly, lndian.

And reporters even have public toilets to use.

Surprised more?

I am more surprised that you approve it instead of protesting against censorship .

 

[SR-91]

CNN reporter shoved away by grieving relatives while reporting live outside of Tianjin hospital

A CNN reporter was manhandled and pushed away by grief-stricken family members while reporting live this morning from outside a Tianjin hospital where victims of last night's massive explosion are being treated.

According to the latest reports from Chinese media, 520 people have been hospitalized due to injuries resulting from the blast with 66 people in serious condition. The death total currently stands at 44 people including 12 firefighters.

The CNN correspondent, Will Ripley, was speaking into his camera outside a local hospital when he was confronted by several angry men who demanded that he end his broadcast and delete the footage. Some are heard shouting "Stop the foreigners from reporting!" Ripley is seen saying "OK" multiple times before the live feed is cut off.

Back in the studio, the CNN anchor commented that this kind of thing happens all the time in China: "This is something that has happened many times over the years in any number of stories in China."

CNN has since issued a correction tweeting that it had been grieving family members and not security personnel that had swarmed and stopped the live broadcast.

News and information coming out of Tianjin is being extremely controlled and moderated with Weibo users complaining that their posts about the blast are being deleted. Earlier in the morning, viewers were outraged to tune into Tianjin Television and find them broadcasting Korean soap operas rather than coverage of the explosion.

CNN reporter shoved away by grieving relatives while reporting live outside of Tianjin hospital: Shanghaiist

What are they trying to hide??????????

 

[xunzi]

CNN is not a reliable source to report on anything.

 

[Jlaw]

From the previous incidents especially in Tibet (2008) and Xinjiang (2009), the government should learn a lot which they should sue those incorrect reports from foreign press (just like Singapore gov did) or just cancel their license....

CPC will not.