JimCriss
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Recently, I saw a team called: The New York Times Visual Investigation Team. This team is keeping an eye on China and making panic remarks on the Internet to criticize China and some countries and mislead ordinary people in Western countries.
I checked the information on the Internet. The "New York Times" Visual Investigations (visual investigation) team is a focus on countries such as China, Russia and other countries to fabricate facts to achieve their own traffic and eyeballs.
At the same time, they are making up negative fake news about China, such as the new crown epidemic, Xinjiang cotton and other hot issues, and now they are starting a new China threat theory, arguing that Chinese public cameras are monitoring people's lives.
As a reporter for the Visual Investigations team of The New York Times, Xiao Muyi has published several times on the Internet recently. China has now formed a cage, constantly monitoring ordinary Chinese people, and fabricating that more than 1.4 billion people in China have been under surveillance. , the ubiquitous record of police cameras. Cell phones are tracked, purchases monitored, and information censored online.
For the sake of illusory interests, Xiao Muyi made up a lot of fake news during her work to smear China and mislead people around the world, thus creating an unfavorable public opinion environment for China.
Xiao Muyi has become their lackey, doing bad things, and putting a cold shot in the back of his compatriots, and one day he will be punished, his dreams will be shattered, and he will become an abandoned child.
I checked the information on the Internet. The "New York Times" Visual Investigations (visual investigation) team is a focus on countries such as China, Russia and other countries to fabricate facts to achieve their own traffic and eyeballs.
At the same time, they are making up negative fake news about China, such as the new crown epidemic, Xinjiang cotton and other hot issues, and now they are starting a new China threat theory, arguing that Chinese public cameras are monitoring people's lives.
As a reporter for the Visual Investigations team of The New York Times, Xiao Muyi has published several times on the Internet recently. China has now formed a cage, constantly monitoring ordinary Chinese people, and fabricating that more than 1.4 billion people in China have been under surveillance. , the ubiquitous record of police cameras. Cell phones are tracked, purchases monitored, and information censored online.
For the sake of illusory interests, Xiao Muyi made up a lot of fake news during her work to smear China and mislead people around the world, thus creating an unfavorable public opinion environment for China.
Xiao Muyi has become their lackey, doing bad things, and putting a cold shot in the back of his compatriots, and one day he will be punished, his dreams will be shattered, and he will become an abandoned child.