CNN reporters sneak into An Uyghur girl's home in Xinjiang, claim to be friends of the girl's father

[CAPRICORN-88]

Of course Vnese dont care abt Cn internal issue. But from the test abt mice population,we can see that Well feeding without teaching them Survival skills will lead to the population declining.

U just feed them well, while u dont teach them abt CN best tech (for ex: how to make 5G, how to become good part suppliers etc ), so,their population will keep declining and finally no longer exist

That is why the Kingdom of Kampa had completely vanished and wipe off from the surface of earth.

What remains is...
shortsightedness, racialist behavior, self serving inner nature and these defects which are genetically embedded in its descendents is now openly exhibited

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1375777735180685313

The boat has sailed. They could have forced China to surrender without a fight in the 1940s when the US had nukes.

 

[GumNaam]

CNN reporters sneak into An Uyghur girl's home, claim to be friends of the girl's father and ask the girl if she likes to go to Australia to be with her father, the girl says NO, and then the girls grandparents come out the rooms and CNN reporters leave.

make this stuff vital ma dudes, now they won't even respect the innocence of a little child...

 

[CIA Mole]

despite the coordinated attack; I’m still bullish on China and East Asia in general.

 

[CAPRICORN-88]

Yet an exposure by the infamous "in every 8 second a female is attacked in China" CNN again.

 

[Goritoes]

every country does/promote propaganda, their media and agencies that are funded by them make fake reports to win the public opinion, in case things escalate , we saw with Iraq , fake Kuwaiti girl testimonies etc, same thing apply to China, yes they try to show that there is nothing to see here but there is more to that meets the eye. This is a battle between Capitalist west and Communist China, both will lie and both will do all kind of propaganda to harm each other.

 

[Kyle Sun]

This two years ago video is a big slap on the face of western media.

 

[Kyle Sun]

Look at how the US official shamelessly and proudly shares its evil Xinjiang plan to destabilize China. It's eye-opening.

 

[Viva_Viet]

Look at how the US official shamelessly and proudly shares its evil Xinjiang plan to destabilize China. It's eye-opening.

So, who will lose in the conflict ?? CN,right ??

 

[Kyle Sun]

So, who will lose in the conflict ?? CN,right ??

I won't lose if we can't win.

 

[redtom]

HERE

When the little girl was interviewed, she was allowed to say only one sentence, and then the reporter shoved a three-minute comment into the girl's closed mouth.

When the boy was interviewed, the boy did not even speak, and the reporter had answered the question for the boy.What an amazing interview.

Couldn't American journalists find a family that would recite their lines?

 

[PradoTLC]

CNN reporters sneak into An Uyghur girl's home, claim to be friends of the girl's father and ask the girl if she likes to go to Australia to be with her father, the girl says NO, and then the girls grandparents come out the rooms and CNN reporters leave.

that is pathetic.

CNN is just a State Department whore.

 

[War Thunder]

Don't know why China still allow those CNN, BBC freaks to freely move around in Xinjiang sowing disturbance.

And who is to tell how legit this story/video is?

It's like hey don;t believe the fables from the west but believe fables that are crafted by China.
It might be a good story for the Chinese public, they buy anything that comes from their government anyway. But do you see any logic or legitimacy in it from an outsider perspective?

 

[redtom]

As the Americans say, the little girl's parents are a freedom fighter against the CCP.

So the little girl and her grandparents are the people the CCP should be watching and imprisoningmost.They should be in genocide camps, or forced labor on the cotton fields. At the very least , there should be plenty of CCP police around them.

But our CNN reporter, like Bond, casually pushed open the door and walked into the little girl's home.A license plate from Jiangsu province was also photographed.BTW, Jiangsu Province is about 4000 kilometers from Xinjiang.I don't know why they don't photograph Xinjiang license plates.Or the CCP police in Jiangsu province who drove 4,000 kilometers to follow the CNN reporter's plane.

I didn't study their story script very carefully. I don't know why the writers made the plot the way they did. There were so many holes in the story.

Most importantly, now that the CNN reporter is in Xinjiang, does that prove that there are no restrictions on foreigners in Xinjiang, that at least one obviously white, sensitive American reporter can go in and out of Xinjiang at will?If they sneaked in secretly, the CCP could simply assassinate them and bury them in the deserts of Xinjiang.

And during the operation in Xinjiang, American reporters did not film any forced labor on cotton fields, concentration camps large enough to house millions, or even police violence against Uighurs on the streets.In the three years since the United States accused Xinjiang of genocide, there has been only one video of an Indonesian police officer beating a prisoner.In the same period, American police have murdered thousands of people.

The Americans have found all the concentration camps on satellites, they can find the home of a little girl among 20 million people in Xinjiang, but they can't take a single clear video.

 

[JSCh]

I think it is unethical for CNN to sneak into a house and attempt to manipulate a 10 years old without speaking/greeting/asking the grandparent, you know, like any decent people would have done.

The girl is obviously living quite nicely with her grandparent, it is really unwise to drag her into the political game that the America and CNN is running, did the father don't care or just ignorant? Don't be stupid to think they really care, you are just chess pieces/cannon fodder for them!!