It's June 4th, so let's talk about the Tiananmen square incident.

So let's hear from the guy who took the famous Tank Man photograph.

Pay close attention from 0:26 sec of the video as he describes how the violence started.

A comprehensive thread on how the violence started.🧵
The violence started on the night of June 3rd, the insurrectionist mobs were executing soldiers.

LET ME REPEAT THAT

The violence were started by the mobs that executed soldiers in the capital city of China

They also hijacked armored vehicles armed with heavy machine guns
This was from the night of June 3rd

As the Photographer of the Tank Man stated, the mobs were executing soldiers with clubs at first. Image
This was a PLA truck that had its engine stalled, the violent mob then started stoning the drivers to death.
As the violence of the insurrectionists grew, they started to use weapons on the PLA.

The Army was forced to fire back.

Let me reiterate it again, this was an armed insurrection in China's capital city, right by the National People's Congress Image
A PLA soldier killed by the mob, and another armed soldier being dragged away by the mob.

I have photos that showed the charred remains of PLA soldiers, executed by the mob, but for the sake of everyone here, I won't post them

You can find them online Image
The Tiananmen square incident have always been lied about in the West

Portrayed as a "peaceful" protest, when it was an armed insurrection in the capital of China

The January 6 United States Capitol attack were nothing in comparison, and yet the US labelled it an "insurrection" ImageImage
If you have any doubt about the lies you've been told

Here's Hou Dejian, one of the student organizers of the incident.

He stayed in the square until the last moment on June 4th, and he didn't see any shooting or killing of unarmed students
Here's the Nobel peace prize laureate Liu Xiaobo, corroborating Hou Dejian's statement

The fighting were not in or near the square, it was in the streets of Beijing.

And I was not against unarmed civilians, it was against armed insurrectionists where started killing soldiers.

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