Satellite images expose China's network of secret re-education camps in Xinjiang
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#3And will we abandon China's next Davos in the X conference as fast as we did Saudi?
Re: Satellite images expose China's network of secret re-education camps in Xinjiang
#4And will we abandon China's next Davos in the X conference as fast as we did Saudi?
If Nixon shook hands with Mao during the Cultural Revolution, u think Trump would give a hoot about Muslims being detained in Xinjiang?
Re: Satellite images expose China's network of secret re-education camps in Xinjiang
#5And will we abandon China's next Davos in the X conference as fast as we did Saudi?
I mentioned this in another thread recently but I heard many companies whose CEOs abandoned the Saudi conference still sent representatives in their stead. For PR reasons they distanced themselves but they don’t really want to abandon the Saudis.
Re: Satellite images expose China's network of secret re-education camps in Xinjiang
#6It’s not secret anymore. The government has explained what they are. And so called re-education camps are not uncommon in other parts of China at all
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#7A previous report on this outrage https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/China_hidden_cam...
Re: Satellite images expose China's network of secret re-education camps in Xinjiang
#8It’s not secret anymore. The government has explained what they are. And so called re-education camps are not uncommon in other parts of China at all
In 1944 they were called 'work camps'. re-education does sound a bit more friendly so there is progress in propaganda.
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Re: Satellite images expose China's network of secret re-education camps in Xinjiang
#10And will we abandon China's next Davos in the X conference as fast as we did Saudi?
I mentioned this in another thread recently but I heard many companies whose CEOs abandoned the Saudi conference still sent representatives in their stead. For PR reasons they distanced themselves but they don’t really want to abandon the Saudis.
Money rules and the CEOs have shareholders to answer to. Making it look good in public is more important than actually taking a stance.