Sino-Shill Sunak Breaks Promise to Ban Communist China’s Confucius Institutes From UK Universities
PM Sunak broken promise to ban Communist Chinese satellite propaganda Confucius Institutes, the latest attempt to curry favour with Beijing.
PM Sunak broken promise to ban Communist Chinese satellite propaganda Confucius Institutes, the latest attempt to curry favour with Beijing.
The Chinese National People’s Congress (NPC) unanimously “elected” communist dictator Xi Jinping to a third term as president, as well as head of the nation’s military, on Friday, an entirely expected result as Xi had no competition for the title.
Chinese former President Hu Jintao, who presided over the country and Communist Party before current dictator Xi Jinping, did not attend the official state funeral for his predecessor Jiang Zemin on Tuesday.
The fate of former Chinese leader Hu Jintao, who was unexpectedly dragged out of the tightly controlled National Party Congress two weeks ago as his successor Xi Jinping was crowned dictator-for-life, remains uncertain.
Dictator Xi Jinping officially secured his expected third term as General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and chairman of its Central Military Commission on Sunday. Xi enters these unprecedented additional years of power with a Politburo stuffed full of his loyal “minions,” as former student protest leader Wang Dan put it to Radio Free Asia (RFA) on Sunday.
The Chinese Communist Party has yet to clarify with any certainty at press time the bizarre spectacle that occurred at its every-five-year Congress on Saturday, when authorities physically dragged former President Hu Jintao out of the event while the elderly man pled for dictator Xi Jinping’s intervention.
The Chinese Communist Party Congress ended with a dramatic climax on Saturday when two officers manhandled and expelled 79-year-old former President Hu Jintao from his seat, clearly against his will.
A man carrying an ax and believed to be inebriated attacked the home of the Hu family, which includes dictator Xi Jinping’s predecessor Hu Jintao, and tried to hack it apart, the Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily reported on Wednesday.
China’s state-run Global Times propaganda arm published an opinion piece condemning “the West” for the current instability in Libya on Tuesday, arguing that “the West couldn’t care less” about Tripoli and that Libya is “one of the biggest failures” of the Arab Spring.