Much of what actually happened at Tiananmen Square was deliberately muddied by various Western oligarchs, central intelligence agencies, and powerful actors like George Soros.
In other words, there was no massacre.
The narrative surrounding Chinese troops firing on innocent student protesters has been discredited by several witnesses, including:
- a Chilean diplomat,
- a Spanish TVE television crew,
- a Reuters correspondent, and
- the protesters themselves.
They all stated that the only event was a military unit instructing the remaining students to leave the Square and that there was no massacre of students.
WikiLeaks confirmed it.
They were able to enter and leave the square several times and were not harassed by troops. Remaining with students by the monument to the People’s Heroes until the final withdrawal, the diplomat said there were no mass shootings of students in the square or at the monument.
WikiLeaks
So did CBS News‘ Richard Roth (who was there).
So did BBC”s James Miles (who was there).
So did reporters from The New York Times and Reuters (who were also there).
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Editor of Canadian Patriot, Matt Ehret, presented a slideshow in which he broke apart the the whole thing and included very important collateral context.
There are few places in China that seem more burned into the consciousness of typical Westerners than Tiananmen Square, and few events more commonly mentioned than the student protests there of 1989.
Matt Ehret
