Thread by @DanielDumbrill

CBC's Rotten Tomatoes: US Lapdogs & Cold War Propagandists

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Cotton was one of the earliest targeted industries when Western backed NGO's and Think Tanks were trying to put Uyghurs out of work, because they knew it was an industry locals heavily relied on. Tomatoes are as well and the narrative is based on a lot of the same shoddy tactics.

You'll notice Adrian Zenz & his disciples, like France's mini-Zenz (Antoine Bondaz) ACTUALLY say there's NOT enough evidence to support coming to any conclusions, but they refuse to clearly say this in order to mislead others while covering their asses.

The condescension towards Africa continues, suggesting they couldn't possibly know any better and are easy targets to be deceived by the Chinese rather than knowing better than allowing themselves to be deceived by the West yet again.

This is when you can confirm without any doubt that these CBC "Investigative Journalists" were either working with tremendously negligent levels of due diligence or are well aware of the lies they are helping these US funded orgs to push.

Washington DC is full of Uyghur separatists funded by the US government & The NED to try and split China up. CBC found an anonymous Uyghur "escapee" oddly speaking Mandarin Chinese, conveniently located in Washington DC.

While Adrian Zenz is forced to admit in his reports there are many people who expressed satisfaction with the "suspicious" Chinese labour placement/employment agencies, he looked overjoyed that CBC found someone willing to claim the actual things he'd like people to conclude.

CBC added NO counter arguments or balance to their report. Not only did the NOT invite anyone on who disputes these claims, they FOUND someone who COULD have possibly added balance, but when realized they wouldn't support the preferred narrative, walked away from this opportunity

CBC showed no concern when they discovered that people like them may be responsible for companies unfairly sending ethnic minority workers home (becoming more & more common) & introducing racist policies, but they still decided to proceed with their consequence ridden dishonesty.

CBC and Adrian Zenz pretend to act like pressuring companies to abandon Xinjiang suppliers is suspicious and potentially an admission of guilt, acting like they're too intellectually stunted to understand the power of their very obviously unsubstantiated allegations/conclusions.

Look at how proud CBC reporter Asha Tomlinson is that she managed to manipulate ordinary people into supporting conclusions that lead to the introduction of racist policies abroad without any conclusive or even compelling evidence.

Thank you for the invitation to suggest stories to investigate @cbcmarketplace! Here's our idea:

Full video here. Takeaways from CBC's propaganda piece extends beyond correcting lies about Xinjiang. We were supposed to learn important lessons from the WMD story about trusting media outlets trying to convince us to believe something without evidence.