by Xingjian is open to tourism now because the terrorist problem is under control, and Westerners travelling there and finding no evidence of cultural genocide, and that everything seems fine with the Uyghurs. So the West has started backtracking on the propaganda a little bit. AP’s recent trip to Xinjiang, China has revealed not only zero evidence of “cultural genocide” but has exposed the lies the Western media (including AP) have told international audiences for years about the conditions in Xijinang and the treatment of the Uyghur people. Depending on the public’s ignorance and providing links AP is confident readers will not click on, explore, and discover the contradictions they present to their narrative, AP attempts to backpedal Western narratives to depict the peace and progress
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Xingjian is open to tourism now because the terrorist problem is under control, and Westerners travelling there and finding no evidence of cultural genocide, and that everything seems fine with the Uyghurs. So the West has started backtracking on the propaganda a little bit.
AP’s recent trip to Xinjiang, China has revealed not only zero evidence of “cultural genocide” but has exposed the lies the Western media (including AP) have told international audiences for years about the conditions in Xijinang and the treatment of the Uyghur people.
Depending on the public’s ignorance and providing links AP is confident readers will not click on, explore, and discover the contradictions they present to their narrative, AP attempts to backpedal Western narratives to depict the peace and progress they witnessed in Xinjiang as an artificial facade for “invisible” oppression.