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1. I am approached for interview by a person impersonating @Reuters journalist @JessiePang0125 today.
Fake journalist even sent me photo of Jessie PRESS ID.
it is likely operated by CCP to crack down China’s telegram dissident community.
This is a thread to reveal the incident.
Fake journalist even sent me photo of Jessie PRESS ID.
it is likely operated by CCP to crack down China’s telegram dissident community.
This is a thread to reveal the incident.
2. The fake journalist tried approached to me via different platforms including Instagram and telegram.
And the goal is to infiltrate 中国文宣 VOCN @CitizensDailyCN a telegram group spreading protest art.
And i contribute to this group time to time.
And the goal is to infiltrate 中国文宣 VOCN @CitizensDailyCN a telegram group spreading protest art.
And i contribute to this group time to time.
3. When i suspect , I asked the fake to verify identity with @JessiePang0125 ‘s checked twitter account.
fake one told me her twitter is not run by her instead sent me press ID.
I dont buy it cus the ID is expired.
So i DM @JessiePang0125 and find out the other one is fake.
fake one told me her twitter is not run by her instead sent me press ID.
I dont buy it cus the ID is expired.
So i DM @JessiePang0125 and find out the other one is fake.
China's envoy in Paris is first to publicly comment on #A4Revolution
"The Chinese public initiated protests to express dissatisfaction [with] how local gov failed to fully implement central gov policies. But the protests were soon being taken advantage of by foreign forces”
"The Chinese public initiated protests to express dissatisfaction [with] how local gov failed to fully implement central gov policies. But the protests were soon being taken advantage of by foreign forces”
Lu Shaye contradicts Xi Jinping, who told EU leaders protests were down to "frustrated" kids
"The real protests only happened on the first day. Foreign forces came into play already on the second day,” said Lu.
@kinlinglo with the story
scmp.com/news/china/dip…
"The real protests only happened on the first day. Foreign forces came into play already on the second day,” said Lu.
@kinlinglo with the story
scmp.com/news/china/dip…
Utterly predictable fare from Lu to blame foreign forces, but interesting that he chose to do so publicly, and so proffer a different view to Xi (although he has yet to say anything publicly)
Today @FBI Boston Special Agents arrested a Chinese national and Berklee College of Music student Wu Xiao-lei for allegedly stalking an individual who posted fliers supporting protests in China.🧵
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Wu made multiples threats on various platforms including on WeChat, Instagram and via email, directed at students who posted fliers in support of the recent #A4Revolution protests.
Wu allegedly said, “Post more, I will chop your bastard hands off”, and told the victim that he informed Chinese public security agencies of the victims actions in support of the protests, and that the agencies would “greet” the victim’s family back home.
This op-ed by @HaesJulia and @klamuh in @TspWissenschaft downplays the hard authoritarian turn under Xi Jinping. Their policy advise for 🇩🇪-🇨🇳 academic cooperation would have been adequate during the early years of the Hu era. But a return to the status quo ante is unlikely /1
The end of China's reform and opening up period (1978-2012) & the rise of the security state under Xi Jinping (2012-) does not feature. Instead the two authors complain about the growing emphasis on 'systemic rivalry' in 🇩🇪-🇨🇳 relations (key words highlighted by me in yellow) /2
Instead the authors bemoan that 'after 50 years of successful cooperation, mutual distrust has thus replaced a belief in the common benefits of scientific collaboration (author's translation).' The culprits are supposedly 'isolationism', 'nationalism', and 'deglobalisation' /3
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توی چین اعتراضات جالبی داره اتفاق می‌افته، راستش فکر نمی‌‌کردم جدی بشه و برای همین اینجا چیزی ننوشتم و فقط توی اینستاگرام چندتا استوری گذاشتم اما حالا که شهرهای گوناگون مشغول اعتراض شدن، سعی می‌کنم اینجا دربارۀ ماجرا بنویسم.
#اعتراضات_چین #چین
توی چین اعتراضات جالبی داره اتفاق می‌افته، راستش فکر نمی‌‌کردم جدی بشه و برای همین اینجا چیزی ننوشتم و فقط توی اینستاگرام چندتا استوری گذاشتم اما حالا که شهرهای گوناگون مشغول اعتراض شدن، سعی می‌کنم اینجا دربارۀ ماجرا بنویسم.
#اعتراضات_چین #چین
در 24 نوامبر، توی شهر اورومچی از استان سین‌کیانگ آپارتمانی آتیش می‌گیره، نیروهای آتش‌نشانی اعزام می‌شن اما مقامات اجازه نمی‌دن که به آپارتمان نزدیک بشن! چرا؟ چون اون منطقه قرنطینه بوده! نزدیک به سه ماه!
بله، توی چین قرنطینه و کرونا هنوز برقراره و یکی دو هفتۀ اخیر موارد کرونا شدیداً افزایش یافتن - چینی‌ها همچنان باید دو روزی یک بار یا هر روز تست کرونا بدن و با مشاهدۀ موارد ابتلا، منطقه قرنطینه می‌شه. به هر حال، منطقه قرنطینه بوده و ماشین آتش‌نشانی نمی‌تونن وارد شه
