''Renovated'' Nanguan mosque of China

[Cherub786]

According to the Chinese government, Islam is a mental illness and Muslims are mentally ill. That's what the "vocational training camps" (gulags or more accurately death camps) are meant to "cure". In the long run, this China-Pakistan partnership just isn't practical. How can an Islamic Republic, the so-called "Madinah Riasat" maintain a steady friendship with a regime that considers their very identity, very raison d'etre a "mental illness"? Both sides can continue to smile in each others face and lull each other into a delusion of friendship, but it's totally fake. Unless, of course, it's not really a partnership but a master-slave relationship

 

[beijingwalker]

According to the Chinese government, Islam is a mental illness and Muslims are mentally ill.

Which Chinese government? Chinese government official stance has never changed from day one, respect all religions, it's in the Chinese constitution.

You should stop spreading western lies

Respecting and protecting freedom of religious belief is a basic policy of the CPC and the Chinese government. Every citizen enjoys the freedom to choose whether to believe in a religion; to believe in a certain religion or a denomination of the same religion; to change from a non-believer to a believer and vice versa. Believers and non-believers enjoy the same political, economic, social and cultural rights, and must not be treated differently because of a difference in belief. The state respects citizens’ freedom to religious belief and protects their normal religious activities. In exercising their right to free religious belief, believers should not interfere in the lawful rights of other people, or force others to believe in any religion. Believers should not discriminate against non-believers or believers of other religions. No one shall use religion to interfere in the lawful rights and interests of citizens. Believers should respect public order, customs, cultural traditions and social ethics in exercising their freedom of religious belief.

Xinjiang: From the eyes of an Australian British who cycled across China

 

[Itachi]

When? show us your ignorance more please

Here, read up on both pages. Your lack of knowledge concerning actual Chinese issues further reinforces my belief of you being a CCP thought peddler here on PDF.

July 2009 Ürümqi riots - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Xinjiang conflict - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[masterchief_mirza]

I used your own method and now u question me?

You are a zionist supporter.

Tell that to @313ghazi .

My comments are indeed directed at the Pakistanis who continue to fall foul of such propaganda. Thankfully, most commentators from both our countries are aware of the propaganda war being waged against us. We should remain vigilant and patiently inform those who are misinformed.