Turkey hits China hard over Uighur. Why now?

[beijingwalker]

They do the best for themselves. If you give low percentage why not, but we spend 15 times more for Syrians a year. You wouldnt understand why

We are also happen to make you guys more dependent on us by each passing day.

 

[Jlaw]

Get your *** burnoil, you seriously need it after we gave Kurds weapons.



Don’t understand why we gave them a loan, those stupid keyboard warriors bitch and moan like a woman all day, pick up the weapon and come to xinjiang to fight like a man is not their forte

Because CPC leaders are fucking greedy cowards. Unirule was right.best that China be ruked by Anglo. At least they will have balls to slice and dice turkey.

 

[lonelyman]

This is not related to Iran but our hearts are with oppressed people around world.

Yeah, you deserve more American and Israel bombs

 

[nahtanbob]

haha, keyboard turks warriors good at nothing but cheap talks, bring it on. Chinese government too nice to Erdogan, not alone bail out his *** by providing loans but also not screwing him.

let's donate money and tanks/drones/rockets/missiles to Kurds, that's a start appetizer course.

you couldn't locate the kurds on a map if your life depended on it

 

[OldTwilight]

Yeah, you deserve more American and Israel bombs

Shut up , idiot ... We are free to do what want to do !!

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

you couldn't locate the kurds on a map if your life depended on it

Since when did India become the great defender of Muslims? Take care of your own population from lynching before commenting on Turkey or China.

 

[nahtanbob]

Since when did India become the great defender of Muslims? Take care of your own population from lynching before commenting on Turkey or China.

 

[UKBengali]

Go Turkey, go!

Wish that other Muslim countries follow this lead soon.

 

[Pakistani Aircraft]

Pakistan needs to stay away from the Turkish creeps before they poison young Pakistani minds.

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

''Şi Cinping is our ''God''''

The kids of East Turkestan are indoctrinated to chant in illegal Chinese de-Islamization/identification camps.

If you are Muslims, then May Allah help/forgive you if you make comments against your inner voice.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1098508967972687873

Another one:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1098506408335720448

Their mothers and fathers:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1097856754438815744

@waz We both know what the real reason for you to close the thread; but won't engage in your morality since the situation of those people is worth time and attention for any human or muslim unlike yours. Sad.

 

[waz]

@waz We both know what the real reason for you to close the thread; but won't engage in your morality since the situation of those people is worth time and attention for any human or muslim unlike yours. Sad.

We actually gave you a good run and when I pointed out some obvious things you write the above. I also i haven't got a clue what you are trying to say above i.e I'm not human or have no morality or both?
I await your response.

 

[fitpOsitive]

A statement issued by the spokesman of the Turkish Foreign Ministry, Hami Aksoy, on late Feb. 9, that accused China of imposing “torture and political brainwashing in internment camps and prisons” on Uighur Turks was a surprise to many, even to members of the Uighur diaspora.

A Uighur academic and activist, Tahir İmin, speaking to the New York Times, expressed his satisfaction with the Turkish reaction against China, saying “Many of us have criticized the Turkish government for its stance on the subject, but today many Uighurs expressed their happiness and joy thanks to the Turkish authorities.” He also expressed his hope that “the Turkish government can lead the way for the other Muslim nations to bring some more pressure on the Chinese government.”

There is a reason why the Turkish government’s move against China has been interpreted as a surprising development.

The well-being and comfort of the Uighur Turks in China have always been a concern to Turkey and the Turkish public opinion due to strong ethnic and religious bonds. Turkey has never hesitated to confront China at times when Beijing imposed new restrictions and regulations on Uighur Turks. The governments’ moves have always been accompanied by a mass street protest against the Chinese administration.

However, for a while, the Turkish side was keeping quiet on the same matter even after China started to implement the “Sinification of All Religions and Beliefs” policy in 2017.

The Justice and Development Party (AKP) government, which has been aiming to further improve economic and trade ties with China, has been deliberately low-profile on the developments. Turkish diplomats, who have been attending UN-led meetings on Uighur Turks, were preferring a rather softer language on China. It was the ruling AKP which had rejected a parliamentary motion tabled by the Good Party in late 2018 in a bid to investigate the recent human rights violations by the Chines government on the Uighur Turks.

This stance of the government has kicked off reactions both in the international arena and inside Turkey. The ultra-nationalist Great Union Party (BBP), the nationalist Good Party and other minor parties were bashing the AKP for not raising its voice on the ongoing oppression of the Uighur Turks.

The BBP held a massive protest on Uighur Turks on Jan. 24 calling the government to act on the state of their kin “in eastern Turkistan.” Scores of similar protests and meetings have long been taking place in different corners of the Anatolia in recent months, increasing the pressure on the AKP.

The AKP, with a strong political Muslim identity, has always been very vocal and active to protect the rights and the lives of Muslims under oppression in practicing their religions and other freedoms. So, its silence on recent developments has been regarded as inconsistency and its soft spot, which was leaving the AKP officials uncomfortable and troubled when this issue was raised.
Another reason, perhaps, was about the passing away of the distinguished folk poet Abdurehim Heyit, in his second year of imprisonment in China, a tragedy that was regarded as final straw by Ankara which prompted this statement.

Although, of course, that would be too unfair to suggest that this strong-worded action against China has merely domestic political drives, it’s hard to speculate about other reasons.

The move comes as Turkey is trying to develop ties with China almost on every field and as President Erdoğan has invited President Xi Jinping for an official trip to Turkey in 2019. Plus, as recalled by the NYT, Turkish criticism comes after receiving a $3.6 billion loan for Turkey’s energy and transportation sector from the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, a state-owned bank.

At a time when Turkey is developing new alliances in the East, along with Russia and other major partners, this spat with China contradicts with this vision.

Whatever the reason behind this move is, Turkey’s statement should be seen as a new position on China adopted by the AKP government The fact that the statement by the Turkish spokesman is unprecedentedly very strong as it describes the “policy of systematic assimilation” against Uighur Turks as “a great shame for humanity” will sure have consequences on Ankara-Beijing ties.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/op...ey-hits-china-hard-over-uighur-why-now-141136

Turkey can protect Chinese turks without hitting hard on China. China is our friend and we know them. They will listen if you talk. Hitting hard will not solve the problem.

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

The Illegal Chinese soldier declares to the kids of East Turkestan in a ''school'' if they say the words below to each other, they will be punished with the ''Camp'':

• *"As-Salaam-Alaikum" and "Wa-Alaikum-Salaam"

https://twitter.com/x/status/1098909665973469184

*"As-Salaam-Alaikum" =~ "Peace be upon you"
*"Wa-Alaikum-Salaam" =~ "And unto you peace"

We actually gave you a good run and when I pointed out some obvious things you write the above. I also i haven't got a clue what you are trying to say above i.e I'm not human or have no morality or both?
I await your response.

A simple test to find out your question '' I'm not human or have no morality or both?''... Here is the method:

1. Open a thread in The ME section with a title '' Would you like your family to be in Chinese concentration camps? '',
2. Add a poll,
3. Mention the conditions in the camps for ''Kids'',''Mothers'',''Fathers'' as partly mentioned in this thread ( https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/chinese-concentration-camp-si-cinping-is-our-god.603382/ ),
4. Add comments of family members outside,
5. Show the life in the streets of East Turkestan,
6. Finally, Add a photo ''human beings'' of Before/After camps as outcome.

After those information provided for the objectivity of the members and the objective test result, You ask the question as in the title :

• '' Would you like your family to be in Chinese concentration camps? ''.

Are you(or anyone) ready to discover your subconscious and true loyality to the Islam or money?

We both know the answer;Therefore, May Allah give you some guidance, of course if a believer even if not.

 

[q12093487q]

I want do everything to stop it, if Chine doesnt, then turn it to Afganistan for China.. they seems not understand of nice language

Then do it，we are waiting

 

[Beast]

This is not related to Iran but our hearts are with oppressed people around world.

You are being fool by those fake news. China suppressing Uighur separatism is no different from Iran suppressing Kurdish insurgency on Iran soil. Religion has nothing to do with country unity. Do u see Chinese Kazakh, Tajik or Hui muslim having a problem with Hans Chinese.

Sourgraped countries working for CIA trying to score a few cheap points by pulling in religion factor to stir sympathy from people like u.