Wow.....real front page shilling for the Comtards!
Soz, mate......but the world is not going to become Communist, and you being a big boy already, you should know that by now.
When do you give up pretending to be a hip student?
This totally-not-a-propaganda-organ-of-the-CCP is really convincing! We can finally disregard the photographic, video, and eyewitness evidence and look at the state actions of 1989 as what they were: very restrained reactions to western provocation, with minimal loss of life. Sure, a few people were run over by tanks, but that's understandable. Have you seen the traffic in Beijing?
Check out some of their other work, like this article explaining how the Uigurs are happy productive members of Chinese society and totally not oppressed.
Yes, The Truth⢠can only originate from the good ol' US of A.
Both "atrocities" have their own chapter in another source. Also has chapters on many other fake US claims of atrocities and pretexts for war, where accusations often turn out to be confessions.
"They were throwing the babies from the incubators!" "Systemic mass rape!"
A Note On Humanitarian Military Intervention: Atrocity Fabricationâs Most Dangerous End
Chapter One Cuba and Vietnam in the Early Cold War
This totally-not-a-propaganda-organ-of-the-CCP is really convincing! We can finally disregard the photographic, video, and eyewitness evidence and look at the state actions of 1989 as what they were: very restrained reactions to western provocation, with minimal loss of life. Sure, a few people were run over by tanks, but that's understandable. Have you seen the traffic in Beijing?
Check out some of their other work, like this article explaining how the Uigurs are happy productive members of Chinese society and totally not oppressed.
The US has quietly released $870 million in funding for military aid to Taiwan after it was briefly paused during the Trump administrationâs freeze on foreign aid.
Reuters first reported on February 21 that the US released the military aid for Taiwan as part of $5.3 billion in exemptions from the foreign aid pause. China, which strongly opposes US military support for Taiwan, reacted to the news on February 26.
Lin added that China urges the US to âstop arming Taiwan and undermining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.â
The US has always sold weapons to Taiwan since Washington severed diplomatic relations with Taipei as part of a normalization agreement with Beijing in 1979, but it wasnât until 2023 that the US began providing US-funded military aid, a step that marked a significant escalation. In 2024, President Biden signed off on more than $1 billion in military aid for Taiwan.
The US military support is done in the name of deterrence, but it has only escalated tensions in the region. During a press conference on February 27, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Wu Qian issued a strong warning against US involvement in Taiwan, which has been encouraged by the islandâs ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
âThe Taiwan question is an internal affair of China, which brooks no external interference. The US side wants to contain China with Taiwan and connives at risky and provocative activities of the DPP authorities for âTaiwan independence.â This strategy will ultimately backfire,â Wu said.
âThe DPP authorities have an illusion of âsoliciting US support for independenceâ and âresisting unification by force.â It is a serious miscalculation of the situation, the public opinion, and the comparison of strength. Overreaching itself in such a way is extremely dangerous,â Wu added. â We warn the DPP authorities that holding back the tide with a broom will only end up in self-destruction. We will come and get you, sooner or later.â
President Trump recently declined to say whether or not the US would defend Taiwan if China attacked the island, reverting the US back to a policy of âstrategic ambiguityâ on the issue, which was abandoned by President Biden. While Trump has a less bellicose tone toward China, the resumption of US military aid to Taiwan signals that the Trump administration will continue policies toward Taipei that Beijing views as very provocative.
