The darker story in China

Michie said:

Much has been in the news about China and its role in the origin of the coronavirus. Far less has been said about the colossal lies and violence that the ruling Communist Party has perpetrated in suppressing the truth about the virus, the victims of the virus, and the virus itself, even while thousands of new cases are being reported. The story comes from the great human rights dissident, Chen Guangcheng, in collaboration with William Saunders, one of the leading human rights advocates in the United States.

Meanwhile the Party, perhaps thinking that it swings free from the virus, has found the energy to resume removing crosses from Christian churches. Read here.

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Michie said:

Much has been in the news about China and its role in the origin of the coronavirus. Far less has been said about the colossal lies and violence that the ruling Communist Party has perpetrated in suppressing the truth about the virus, the victims of the virus, and the virus itself, even while thousands of new cases are being reported. The story comes from the great human rights dissident, Chen Guangcheng, in collaboration with William Saunders, one of the leading human rights advocates in the United States.

Meanwhile the Party, perhaps thinking that it swings free from the virus, has found the energy to resume removing crosses from Christian churches. Read here.

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Messerve said:

Tonight as I talked with my Spanish teacher via Skype about some of the issues China has brought to the US like coronavirus and tons of insect pests and destructive organisms, just as he began to say he believes COVID was intended for future biological warfare and it was released prematurely by accident, the call abruptly disconnected for no reason and then my computer wouldn't connect to my phone via the USB and then my phone kept sending me a message saying the app I use for our lessons was suspicious. We did get back to our lesson, but my teacher was a bit freaked out!

The software we use also happens to be a Hong-Kong based company. Hmmm...

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