As protests against the “genocide Olympics” continue, 73 years of massacres are added to a bill the CCP should sooner or later pay.
A quarter of a century has elapsed since innocent protesters were mow down by Chinese police in the Uyghur city of Ghulja in Northwest Xinjiang province on February 3, 1997. Too “insignificant” for the world to take notice, the anniversary usually passes under the radar of international media, but for the small, boisterous crowd gathered outside the Chinese embassy in London last week, it was a salutary moment.
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