Chinese dictator Xi Jinping defended the Uyghur genocide during a visit to occupied East Turkistan this weekend.
potentially hundreds of thousands of women to prevent the non-Han population from growing.
“We must enhance our awareness of adversities … and consolidate our hard-won social stability,” Xi asserted, according to state media. “In the process of Chinese-style modernisation, we will better build a beautiful Xinjiang that is united and harmonious, wealthy and prosperous.” Xi demanded that his Party underlings “develop a beautiful Xinjiang that is united, harmonious, prosperous, and culturally advanced” citing two specific policies: the elimination of languages indigenous to East Turkistan and forcibly displacing local workers.
File/A protester from the Uyghur community living in Turkey, holds an anti-China placard during a protest in Istanbul, Thursday, March 25, against against the visit of China’s FM Wang Yi to Turkey. sellingIn his remarks this weekend, Xi continued to use the excuse of fighting terrorism to justify the Uyghur genocide.
While state outlets did not show Xi taking in any sights in Urumqi or interacting with locals, the state-run CGTN network produced a propaganda piece claiming to show thriving markets in Kashgar, East Turkistan, benefitting from Xi’s “stability.”
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