Do you feel that Mohommad Xi Jinping and Mohommad Putin will stand with Arab countries or they will help to Israel ?

@ArishMell I assume your post is addressed to me rather than to the OP.


No, I am writing you from my home here in the USA. I am an American, not woke but conservative and apolitical. This doesn't mean I am disinterested in what US politicians are doing to our nation.


Journalists, British as well as American, are paid to do their jobs in telling stories. You can always find courageous Chinese revealing bad stuff, about China, to the West for cash, a US green card, or permanent residency in the UK (most of the CIA-recruited rioters in Hong Kong are now residing in Canada).


Enforced assimilation is a bit harsh in characterizing what western colonialists did all over the world from the Mid-East, South America, Africa, India, and East Asia. Christian missionaries, particularly the Catholic Church, played a big part is facilitating the assimilation of western values thru the provision of hospitals and schools to the generally impoverished local populations.


There is nothing secretive in Xinjiang which is open to tourism. China promotes tourism and welcomes people-to-people exchanges in the effort to bring about a cohesive world.


Christianity is generally well-received among Chinese, not only in China but throughout the diaspora including the USA. Islam arrived in China in the seventh century and gained a strong foothold thru the Mongols in the 13h century. Islam runs deep in the Hui ethnic group.


China is well aware of US mischief in the destabilization of foreign governments. China is now well-equipped to surveil every foreign intelligence asset lurking in China in the guise of religious missionaries, journalists, academics, businessmen, and every other functionary we can invent. If you are not allowed into China, then you are up to no good. We do the same with regard to visitors coming to the US, and we screen every visa applicant in their home country.


Suppressing dissent in Hong Kong? I was there when the riots erupted. Beijing did nothing and the People's Liberation Army (PLA) stayed within its garrison. Hong Kong's police dealt with the turmoil incited by the CIA. Lives were destroyed when hundreds of mom and pop businesses folded due to the turmoil. Rentals were high and nobody could afford to not work for even a day to stay afloat. A friend of mine, an American expat married to a Hong Kong woman, lost everything - a chain of half a dozen health food stores. When the riots subsided, and the extradition law allowing cases to be tried in Beijing was passed, the US and British consulates removed hundreds of spies (foreign service officers) from Hong Kong and Macau to avoid their getting tried in Beijing for espionage and shot.


Students were not killed in the Tiananmen Square but there was a CIA engineered riot near the Square involving killing of Chinese PLA soldiers and workers.


The Beijing Government is of no interest to me. My concern is the US Government.

@sree251 You are very anti -USA and very pro-Chinese, that's why I wondered exactly where you are.

I am not saying the USA is perfect: it spent much of the latter half of the last century trying to run the world, often with disastrous consequences; but that does not excuse China's actions.

@ArishMell
For your information, the Chinese Government has the same secular policy as the US: separation of church from state. Islam is a part of the Chinese Hui culture for 1000 years.

@sree251 Thankyou but that does not remove anything from my point.

That the People's Republic of China separates Church from State is pretty much as many countries do, but the difference is why, and what is the official line on religion.

The Beijing government is doing its damnedest to wipe out the Uyghur culture - not by wiping out the Uyghurs as using the word "genocide" would mean and we know some people do thoughtlessly bandy about, but by enforced assimilation to the approved Chinese way of life. That includes suppressing their faith.

I don't know the reason for the policy but I do wonder if it is simple fear of any form of belief not that of authority. Oddly, despite plenty of condemnation from nominally-Christian / secular nations (though the Chinese government just shrugs it off and denies what it is doing) there seems very little criticism from the Muslim theocracies who are usually so ultra-sensitive about any attacks on Islam.

@ArishMell
The official line on religion is counter-espionage. American Christian missionaries had been caught in the business of inciting unrest.


Are you spouting malicious information disseminated by the US State Department? Sinizication is a natural process of Chinese cultural assimilation to bring about a cohesive society in China. Uyghur cultural practices and language are allowed to flourish along with those of other ethnic groups, all of which amount to only 8% of China's population of 1.4 billion. Han Chinese is the main ethic group (92%). Assimilation is necessary for survival in China if Uyghur children want to survive alongside Han children in their social and intellectual development in China's rapidly transforming society. We allow the Sioux, Apache, and other natives to languish in their reservations supported by casinos. Is that a way to destroy them?


Muslim nations know that there is no malicious treatment of Uyghurs in China. China has mosques everywhere.