SS: Erinnern Sie sich an die Uiguren-Unruhen in China im Jahr 2009? Oberst Lawrence Wilkerson gibt zu, dass die CIA mithilfe der Uiguren absichtlich Unsinn in China angestiftet hat. Dies war der Beginn der Uiguren Marke als geopolitische Waffe gegen China eingesetzt.
Oberst Lawrence Wilkerson gibt zu, dass die USA unter Einsatz von Uiguren an der Auslösung von Unruhen in Xinjiang (China) beteiligt gewesen seien. Die CIA wollte China destabilisieren, und Geheimdienststrategen hatten entschieden, dass der beste Weg, dies zu erreichen, darin bestehen würde, Unruhen unter den Uiguren in Xinjiang zu schüren, um Druck auf Peking auszuüben. Ronpaul Liberty Channel 2018
Ist es nicht seltsam, dass sich die USA und der Westen weder um Chinesen noch um Muslime kümmern, sondern sich so große Sorgen um chinesische Muslime machen?
Von FlabbyShabby
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Not just Chinese Muslims, but exclusively Uyghurs.
99% of westerners don’t even know that Hui Muslims massively outnumber the Uyghurs, and are not subject to any form of government “repression”.
You can see that the west obviously doesn’t really care about Uyghurs without denying the genocide and the repression of their culture and religion.
[https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/china-xinjiang-uyghurs-muslims-repression-genocide-human-rights](https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/china-xinjiang-uyghurs-muslims-repression-genocide-human-rights)
China’s Repression of Uyghurs in Xinjiang
More than a million Muslims have been arbitrarily detained in China’s Xinjiang region. The reeducation camps are just one part of the government’s crackdown on Uyghurs.
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Lindsay Maizland
Updated
Last updated October 3, 2025 12:28 pm (EST)
Summary
More than eleven million Uyghurs—a mostly Muslim, Turkic-speaking ethnic group—live in the northwestern region of Xinjiang.
The Chinese government has imprisoned more than one million Uyghurs since 2017 and subjected those not detained to intense surveillance, religious restrictions, forced labor, family separations, and forced sterilizations.
The United States declared in 2021 China’s actions constitute genocide, while a UN report later determined they could amount to crimes against humanity.
The Chinese government has reportedly detained more than a million Muslims in what the Chinese government calls “reeducation camps” since 2017, with an estimated half a million still currently held in prison or detention. Most of the people who have been detained are Uyghur, (spelled alternatively as Uighur) a predominantly Turkic-speaking ethnic group located primarily in China’s northwestern region of Xinjiang (新疆), one of five autonomous regions in China. (The others include Guangxi, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, and Tibet.) Uyghurs in the region have also been subjected to intense surveillance, forced labor, family separation, and involuntary sterilizations, among other rights abuses.
The United States and several other foreign governments have described China’s actions in Xinjiang as genocide, while the UN human rights office said that the violations could constitute crimes against humanity. Chinese officials claim they have not infringed on Uyghurs’ rights and that the reeducation camps were closed in 2019. While international reports have verified that many of these centers are now closed, the government has reportedly converted some into detention facilities. However, obtaining an accurate assessment of the region is difficult, as the Chinese government tightly restricts journalists and foreign visitors’ access to Xinjiang.