After Iran, and Russia, we truly want to see more of similar stuff in China after its Vice-premier Liu He signs the phase-one trade deal with the US.

Iranian protests over the past week have been likened to China’s Tiananmen Square demonstrations in 1989. Chinese would like to see Premier Li Keqiang’s government resign from Xi Jinping’s dictatorship, although this is an impossible occurrence.

In recent days, tensions between the US and Iran have been playing out on Wechat and Weibo, a Twitter-like social media platform available to Chinese citizens, ABC reports.

Chinese people have their eyes covered and not known what’s really happening in Iran with the dictators.

“Qassem Soleimani has been supporting terrorism and inciting sectarian violence for decades, resulting in thousands of deaths … and supplying arms to militants acting for the Iranian regime in six countries, including Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Bahrain, Yemen and Afghanistan,” reads the US embassy’s Weibo post.

Like everywhere else on the Chinese internet, content on Weibo is heavily censored by censors who take down information deemed critical of the ruling Communist regime, such as details about the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre or the global condemnation of Beijing’s internment of Uyghur Muslims.

But presently, it appears as though China’s censors are letting Iran and the US go at each other in full view of the Chinese internet — a situation that is ironically, not mirrored on some US social media platforms.

On Saturday, the Weibo account of Iran’s embassy in China said Iran reserved “the right to take further appropriate countermeasures” against Washington, and would “continue to maintain communication and coordination with partners in and outside the region, especially with China”.

CCP killer Guo Wengui said in his live-broadcast over the weekend that in 2020, there must be regime changes in these dictatorships as Iran, Russia, North Korea, and China.

With Guo’s whistle-blows for three years, the US and its allies have become fully aware of the threats from the emerging axis of aggression comprising China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran.
— Read on www.followcn.com/china-will-follow-iran-and-russia-with-collapse-of-dictatorship/

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