Uighurs Condemn China Forcing Muslims to Eat Pork During Ramadan

[Three_Kingdoms]

Recently Pakistan Police caught Chinese men coming in Pakistan to buy poor girls and take them to China to make them prostitutes. Pakistanis don't know what's happening to our Muslim brothers and sisters in China but truth is coming out slowly.

That is just an isolated incidence and the culprits should be jailed if proven true.
Go to our muslim communities and see them for yourself.

Chinese leadership just does not care about people's feelings. Forcing Muslims to eat pork during Ramadan must be one of most vilest thing CCP has done.

again silly comment.
Not proven until you see this yourself.
A lot of these things have been going on for some time.
The Unethical Slaughterers of america has been pulling all stocks and it steps on the gas a lot harder at this stage of the trade war.
Today's news is
The rogue state is sending a war ship to SCS;
and the big brother state's ambassador to China is visiting Xizang (Tibet).

 

[Jaanbaz]

Chinese leadership just does not care about people's feelings. Forcing Muslims to eat pork during Ramadan must be one of most vilest thing CCP has done.

That's not how you defeat extremism, forcing things on people is the same as religious fanatics forcing religion on people. Iran and Saudi Arabia are two examples where governments force people to follow certain religious codes, the Chinese state has declared Uighurs as enemy simply because the majority Han see them as a threat, the Uighurs are a people with their own unique culture, religion and language which makes them a people different from state sponsored identity of no religion and Han superiority.

You should read the history of East Turkestan to better understand that this region is not really part of China and has never been, before the arrival of Turkic people this region was culturally and genetically closer to ancient Caucasian population similar to Pamiris/Tajikis in Central Asia. Turkic mixed with the local population and slowly formed a unique identity.

 

[lcloo]

VOA Voice of America. Propaganda mouthpiece operated by CIA.

 

[Hack-Hook]

Do Chinese leaders look as stupid as Trump?

Well let be honest your local officials have too much power and some times they come up with strange laws.

 

[beijingwalker]

Well let be honest your local officials have too much power and some times they come up with strange laws.

Wrong, China is a very centralized government, local officials have no powers at all, even army generals are just office jobs,have no powers for themselves. And China routinely switch and rotate officials between different provinces.

the Chinese state has declared Uighurs as enemy

Stop lying through your teeth. When did China declare Uighurs are enemy? The majority of Uighur people are law abiding Chinese citizens and most law enforcement officers in Xinjiang are Uighurs themselves, can you claim Uighurs persecuting Uighurs in Xinjiang?

 

[gambit]

...local officials have no powers at all, even army generals are just office jobs,have no powers for themselves.

Each item is a lie and you know it.

 

[beijingwalker]

Each item is a lie and you know it.

I know what? How much do you know China?

 

[gambit]

I know what? How much do you know China?

When your generals and admirals sells ranks and assignments, they do more than just sitting around in offices.

 

[Cmdr Keen]

When your generals and admirals sells ranks and assignments, they do more than just sitting around in offices.

Dat was a slow buuuuuuuurn

 

[beijingwalker]

When your generals and admirals sells ranks and assignments, they do more than just sitting around in offices.

Generals are the easiest ones to lose their jobs and end up behind bars if you follow Chinese affairs.

 

[Three_Kingdoms]

When your generals and admirals sells ranks and assignments, they do more than just sitting around in offices.

It was a form of vice that our top brasses are trying to eradicate.
The related are serving their time

One of your form of vices!

Army strips star from general over flirty texts with wife of enlisted soldier
Tom Vanden Brook, USA TODAYPublished 3:21 p.m. ET Feb. 16, 2018 | Updated 5:07 p.m. ET Feb. 18, 2018

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...flirty-texts-wife-enlisted-soldier/343190002/

 

[Cmdr Keen]

It was a form of vice that our top brasses are trying to eradicate.
The related are serving their time

One of your form of vices!

Army strips star from general over flirty texts with wife of enlisted soldier
Tom Vanden Brook, USA TODAYPublished 3:21 p.m. ET Feb. 16, 2018 | Updated 5:07 p.m. ET Feb. 18, 2018

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...flirty-texts-wife-enlisted-soldier/343190002/

flirty texts is not going damage the effectiveness on the field....compared to an incompetent one who bought his stars with a sid e order of fries

 

[beijingwalker]

The anti-corruption purges have been extensive. In January 2015, Chinese authorities announced that over 4,000 senior officers at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel or higher– including 82 generals–had been investigated, of whom 242 faced punishment ranging from a reprimand to imprisonment, This of course was before the arrest of Guo Boxiong. Since Guo’s conviction, other top officers arrested include: General Li Jinai, former director of the General Political Department, which is in charge of senior personnel changes; General Liao Xilong, former head of the General Logistics Department; Niu Zhizhong, a former deputy head of the People’s Armed Police; Major General Qu Rui, a deputy head of the Combat Operations Department; General Gu Junshan, a former deputy director of the General Logistics Department; General Tian Xiusi, former political commisar of the PLA Air Force; and General Wang Jianping, deputy chief of the Joint Staff Department under the CMC. Wang is the first active duty general to be arrested. These figures include officers investigated and prosecuted by January 2015, after which point no updated figures were made public.

 

[gambit]

Dat was a slow buuuuuuuurn

Am USAF veteran, so military affairs, particularly of the air force type, is of interest to me.

So here it is...

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/mil...e-generals-stripped-rank-and-party-membership

At least 13,000 military officers found to be involved in corruption have been punished over the past five years, PLA Daily reported last October.

What have been rampant throughout the PLA was that middle and flag ranks officers were selling ranks and assignments. Many parents sent monies to generals and admirals so their sons can be reassigned from hazardous duties and far away postings.

While the PLA are being reformed, there is now institutional rot within. No one knows the true competency of its mid grade and flag rank officers who now occupies senior leadership positions and tasked with war planning, like the potential naval battles against the combat experienced US Navy in the South China Sea.

PLA generals and admirals routinely abused their authority. They usually have lower enlisted men and women as servants in office and at home. They sat on boards of directors and many actually owned corporations.

One of their many abuses is traffic laws...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...e-plates-and-corruption-idUSBRE93R08620130428

Luxury sedans and sport utility vehicles with PLA and People’s Armed Police license plates gliding through red lights or flashing lights and sirens to push aside cars in front of them are a common sight in China.

PLA reforms are happening and speaking from a strict military perspective, it is good for the PLA to become more professional. But as pointed out earlier, the institutional rot is already set in.

 

[beijingwalker]

See Chinese punishment for army corruption, death.

https://www.google.com.hk/search?bi...gws-wiz.......0i71j0i67j0j0i22i30.AyTlgcZwqSc

No one knows the true competency of its mid grade and flag rank officers who now occupies senior leadership positions and tasked with war planning, like the potential naval battles against the combat experienced US Navy in the South China Sea.

Come and try us and find it out, dare you?