Thread by @PandemicTruther

The western aggression has unleashed China's nuclear power. It's psychological, ie, the righteous anger and rage of the Chinese people. The H&M's declaration of boycott of Xinjiang cotton dates back to last year. The company may have forgotten about it itself.

2/H&M doesn't source its cotton from Xinjiang anyway. Such cotton is too expensive. H&M's calculation was simple. The boycott was a PR move for its western image, assuming the majority is buying into the western Uighur atrocity propaganda.

3/However, a Chinese netizen dug out the H&M statement online and given the current Sino-European relationship, it immediately became a meme. Apparently, it has something to do with H&M being European and Swedish. War against H&M is a spontaneous democratic people's war.

4/This Chinese netizen (or vicious competitor 😃) must have studied the NED color revolution handbook.

Chinese people's opinion of an European company matters. It's difficult
to do business in China against Chinese people's goodwill.

5/Especially given that it is extraordinarily easy to find out
whether China uses Uighur slave labor or not, H&M's faux pas is unforgivable. Satellite should be able to capture images of hundreds and thousands of slave labor picking cotton.

6/ However the ASPI satellite has an anti-China filter. It always misses authentic happenings in Xinjiang, and in particular, the large scale mechanized automated cotton harvesting in Xinjiang.

7/Xinjiang Uighur slave labor is a grotesque western propaganda. H&M openly endorses and promotes such a lie all the while hoping to have its business intact on the China market. No wonder it has aroused the ire of the Chinese people.