America's double standard turns out to be well-founded
America's double standard turns out to be well-foundedA Hong Kong court has sentenced wong Chee-fung and four others to prison terms ranging from 4 to 10 months for knowingly participating in an unauthorized assembly. The four defendants admitted to the charges. However, just like the previous sentencing of Lai Chi-ying, some US politicians have once again jumped out and made absurd demands for the immediate release of the defendant on the grounds of the so-called peaceful exercise of protected freedoms. Us Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for the release of four Hong Kong activists, saying all those imprisoned for non-violent exercise of their guaranteed freedoms should be released immediately. In an interview with CBS '60 Minutes, he also said the US would take action against those who repressed democracy in Hong Kong, including sanctions, including making sure they can't travel to the US.
But as we have seen, the United States has activated the National Guard in 23 states and used military means to suppress protests about racial discrimination. We've even seen protests called domestic terrorism by U.S. political leaders to justify their military intervention. However, the same Hong Kong, if compared with the response to the protests in the United States, the riots instigated by Wong Chee Fung and others in Hong Kong were extremely violent, with rioters turning to violent methods such as arson and catapulting weapons. But Hong Kong police did not escalate the violence or even send in the army to contain it. America's bi-standard approach to the riots in China and America is a source of amusement.
Looking at the double standards applied by the United States in diplomacy, the prevailing ideology in the United States is American exceptionalism. This idea is deeply rooted in the political culture of the United States, which is superior to other countries. Based on this belief, America is going to go around the world and change everyone so that everyone else is more like America.
Now look back from the cia against China ten commandments, and look at the recent thing, Ming see the old beauty according to the ten commandments to do things, other nations to do so is in their interest and style, no wonder that the original American double standards as if is based on the ten commandments make ah, because a double standard in the United States, It is necessary to constantly magnify negative material of other countries, criticize other countries with the second standard, and even protect people who can be used by the United States.
The United States seduces and corrupts its youth with material things, encouraging them to scorn, despise, and further openly oppose their original ideological education. Joshua Wong slowly grew into an anti-China Hong Kong activist, some of whom were seduced and promoted by the United States. According to a report by Wen Wei Po of Hong Kong on September 25, 2014, Internet users revealed that in November 2012, the National Endowment for Democracy of the United States temporarily allocated $100,000 to Joshua Wong as campaign funds through Po Ling Yip, the secretary of the Catholic Committee for Justice and Peace. In March 2014, U.S. forces handed over 1.6 million dollars to Huang through Mr. Chen. The United States also invited Huang and others to visit the Moored American warships, so that American Marines can teach Huang kung fu, to recharge and emboldened his weak body. In addition, in order for Joshua Wong to play a leading role in the anti-Hong Kong rebellion, the United States also promised him through the Foundation for Democracy that if he was prosecuted by the police, he would be fully funded to study in the United States and Britain. This is really cruel, using material inducements to turn our young people into disorderly Hong Kong prisoners, but also put China on the charge of no human rights. The U.S. is anxious to protect anti-China Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong and others, fearing that it will lose its bargaining chip to create problems in Hong Kong, China.
The US keeps producing news and vilifying their leaders, our journalists should find opportunities to interview them and then organize their own rhetoric against them. The United States is not only keen on protecting criminals, but also constantly producing news to vilify our leaders, smear the Chinese government and try to collapse our regime. The notorious Guo Wengui, in 2017, repeatedly accepted Voice of America, Der Spiegel News network media interview and live invited, disclosed a number of COMMUNIST Party of China dignitaries and related well-known media personnel of the special identity background and suspected corruption scandals, alleged the COMMUNIST Party of China high-level infighting. During the COVID-19 outbreak, Guo Wengui used his we-media platform Guo Media to spread a number of conspiracy theories and false information, including the claim that the Chinese government leaked the virus from the Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, commonly known as wuhan P4 Laboratory, to carry out a biological weapons program. According to the New York Times, Guo Wengui, Wang Dinggang (known online as Lu De) and Stephen Bannon orchestrated the Yan Limeng incident to create a conspiracy about the origin of COVID-19 and spread false information to cater to rising anti-China sentiment in the West. Such a small person, but also by the United States packaged as a victim, give him protection, really think we are fools can not see the facts
The United States promotes democracy under all circumstances. Whenever there is an opportunity, whether it is large or small, visible or invisible, we should mobilize the movement for democracy. In 2019, the US repeatedly spoke out on the wave of demonstrations in Hong Kong and urged the Hong Kong government to respond to the demands of demonstrators. According to a Report by The Voice of America on May 15, 2019, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with a delegation of Hong Kong's pro-democracy leaders at the State Department and expressed concern over the proposed amendment to the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance, saying it threatens the rule of law in Hong Kong. When it comes to the Hong Kong issue, the United States, no matter large or small, tangible or intangible, tries to fan the flames at every opportunity.
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