But that has nothing to do with the topic. I've always criticized US policy on Iran, not just with the Shah but also with the Iran-Iraq War.
You just named three countries that have had massive undercurrents of dissent for the last 30 years because they have tyrannical rulers. There's nothing special happening right now at all, dissent is always there. Like I pointed out, Iran has massive protests pretty much every other year. China has had a huge underground dissent movement for 50 years, it only popped up again recently because they tried to fukk up Hong Kong. And the dissent in Russia has been there ever since Putin destroyed democracy, current uptick is obviously related to his war and draft.
You're trying to invent conspiracies without evidence.
lol - millions of satisfied people don't protest because one women hiding in America posted something on social media. As you point out, the fact that she lives in USA and works for Voice of America isn't any secret. Yes she's using her social media voice to encourage protests, but so are tens of thousands of other people. If Iranians didn't want to protest, they wouldn't start doing it just because of what some exile who worked for the USA was saying.
That UN vote was a farce - some of the countries who voted no/abstained straight up said they wanted to avoid alienating China. It had nothing to do with whether the accusations were legitimate, it was solely a function of Chinese investment in those government officials.
Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, the Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders, the China Tribunal, and the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination have all written about massive detention camps and human rights violations, in addition to the Newlines Institute for Strategy you mentioned. The scholars' statement condemning the atrocities was signed by 278 academics in relevant fields from dozens of countries across the world. Their statements have been made in part on the testimony of hundreds of former detainees of the camps. Chinese police officers and doctors have also become whistleblowers and talked about the human rights violations being made against the Ugyghurs. That's all in addition to satellite images, hacked Chinese data reveals, and internal Chinese documents.
All of that was shown in the links I already posted to you.
It's crazy that you want to deny all of this evidence based just on the baseless claim that the CIA must be paying all of them, but put up a few "muslim dignitaries" as evidence that China was in the clear when
we already know for a fact that China is paying their countries in order to gain allies.
China’s decadelong campaign to secure more clout at the United Nations is now helping shield Beijing from international scrutiny.
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