The gold community, I am certainly guilty of doing this, is all too happy to jump on the “China is acquiring tons of gold” band wagon and not looking much past this part of the China story. There is a lot more to the China story than gold. China is a dictatorship and if you watch Tucker Carlson Tonight on a regular basis or follow along with our changing view on China you know this nation is deeply flawed. Just last year China announced it would roll out a “social credit” program designed to punish those that speak out against the government, act in an “unpatriotic” manner (whatever that means) or smoke in a no smoking zone to name but a few of the items that could impact a persons social credit score.
China has one of the worst human rights records on planet earth. They also have muslims, you know the U.S. liberals best friend, caged in internment camps. Never mind the muslim community has been part of China for close to 1,000 years. Well, now they are all in prisons.
This is how they treat people, citizens, within China simply because they believe in allah.
Satellite images reviewed by The Wall Street Journal and a specialist in photo analysis show that camps have been growing. Construction work has been carried out on some within the past two weeks, including at one near the western city of Kashgar that has doubled in size since Journal reporters visited in November. The full extent of the internment program was long obscured because many Uighurs feared speaking out. Now more are recounting experiences, including six former inmates interviewed by the Journal who described how they or other detainees had been bound to chairs and deprived of adequate food. Source
Satellite images reviewed by The Wall Street Journal and a specialist in photo analysis show that camps have been growing. Construction work has been carried out on some within the past two weeks, including at one near the western city of Kashgar that has doubled in size since Journal reporters visited in November.
The full extent of the internment program was long obscured because many Uighurs feared speaking out. Now more are recounting experiences, including six former inmates interviewed by the Journal who described how they or other detainees had been bound to chairs and deprived of adequate food.
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China also has companies that treat their employees like this…
This Chinese company has a humiliating punishment for employees who fail to meet their targets. pic.twitter.com/uZHSxdxhCk — SCMP News (@SCMPNews) January 16, 2019
This Chinese company has a humiliating punishment for employees who fail to meet their targets. pic.twitter.com/uZHSxdxhCk
— SCMP News (@SCMPNews) January 16, 2019
Towards the end of the short video you will see comments made, possibly by Chinese nationals, and if they are in fact Chinese, the people making these comments could possibly have their social credits cut or lowered and may have their travel rights severely cut or taken away altogether or some other form of punishment for being a “bad citizen”. You know voicing your opinion on social media in China can cause you serious problems. But, China has tons and tons of gold, so, that’s cool.
