Submission + - China Erupting in Revolt 9
LionKimbro writes: When I first heard about the "wage dispute" story at FoxConn, I thought that was all there was to it. Nope.
Dramatic footage has come out from the China Show, and completely changed the picture for me. Now I believe that a massive revolt is underway in China — directed against Zero-Covid, and even in places against the CCP and Xi specifically.
Two days ago, the China Show reported: "This is not an uprising that's saying oh let's overthrow the central government. This is not an uprising that says oh everyone rise up let's stop the communist party of China. No one's doing that right. The problem is that the Chinese government knows how things can morph. So things can take shape."
That has changed. "This is why you don't see massive revolts in China that spread at the same time. Because it's impossible. The Chinese government shuts it down and disappears the people that organize everything so everyone's too scared to do it. Again, since 1989, this is the first time I've seen... ...this is unprecedented. You do not see people riseup against a central government — they're going to local government offices but their messaging is the central government. I've never heard that. CCP step down. Step down Xi Jingping. I've never heard that before. Ever."
CNN too is reporting the story. On the front page, "Protests erupt across China."
Comparisons are being drawn with Tiananmen square. Lei's Real Talk has outlined the response from Xi: Crackdown. On the ground, people are responding with: "Help people."
Dramatic footage has come out from the China Show, and completely changed the picture for me. Now I believe that a massive revolt is underway in China — directed against Zero-Covid, and even in places against the CCP and Xi specifically.
Two days ago, the China Show reported: "This is not an uprising that's saying oh let's overthrow the central government. This is not an uprising that says oh everyone rise up let's stop the communist party of China. No one's doing that right. The problem is that the Chinese government knows how things can morph. So things can take shape."
That has changed. "This is why you don't see massive revolts in China that spread at the same time. Because it's impossible. The Chinese government shuts it down and disappears the people that organize everything so everyone's too scared to do it. Again, since 1989, this is the first time I've seen...
CNN too is reporting the story. On the front page, "Protests erupt across China."
Comparisons are being drawn with Tiananmen square. Lei's Real Talk has outlined the response from Xi: Crackdown. On the ground, people are responding with: "Help people."
