Chinese state media are celebrating President Donald Trumpโ€™s move to gut Voice of America and other U.S. government-funded news outlets that push back against authoritarian regimes. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/chinese-state-media-cheer-trumps-decision-axe-voice-america-rcna196663
The Trump administration axed Voice of America, and China's state media are delighted

Chinese state media are celebrating President Donald Trumpโ€™s move to gut Voice of America and other U.S. government-funded news outlets that push back against authoritarian regimes.

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@w7voa that proves how many folks used VoA as a reliable source of information in countries with no free press.

@w7voa

In the Old West (according to TV legend), at least a party got "...a fair trial, and a fair hangin' ". Trump doesn't even believe in the most gossamer excuse of a hearing.

It's the Wild West without a even a glint of justice. Trump is the ultimate black hat. He deserves any end that befalls him.

@w7voa The CIA tried to warn us.

@bontchev @w7voa

> The Chinese Communist Party does nothing
> Wins anyway

We're going to see a lot of this

@w7voa Iโ€™m sorry man, hope you land a good job somewhere.

@w7voa Another short story when the CCP allowed their Chinese subjects to celebrate online:

"Let's jump back to autumn 2001 when the *republican* neo-con administration of George W. Bush launched the second Iraq War for which the USA is still paying heavy financial and *reputational* cost.

On the early Chinese forums people were delirious with joy. (i.e. "permitted speech" in the PRC)

Just a year earlier in 2000 the USA had agreed to allow #China to join the #WTO... and in 1994, only a few years after the #Tiananmen massacre, the USA had handed the CCP/PRC the coveted Most Favored Nation (MFN) status.

Yet for the Chinese regime it's not enough for them to win; the USA and all other non-submissive democracies must lose.

I was still rather dismayed back in 2001, but only until I understood the policy."

NB: This is part of a post I made on Nov 7, 2024 in response to the Chinese *celebrating* the result of the most recent US presidential elections...

https://infosec.exchange/deck/@demi7en/113437167796537912

It's a little odd that the Chinese communist dictatorship never allows its subjects to celebrate when the United States or the Democratic Left succeeds in something... ๐Ÿง

#CCP #china #VOA

demi7en ๐ŸŽ—๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡บ (@[email protected])

A "fun" anecdote: First now, 2024. (Note that in the #PRC messages that stay up for more than few minutes let alone go viral are de facto sanctioned by the #CCP dictatorship.) ๐Ÿ‘‰๏ธ On Chinese social media platform Weibo, one of the most liked comments is from a user saying: โ€œThere will be a lot of fun to watch over the next four years.โ€ ๐Ÿ‘ˆ๏ธ (BBC running commentary on you-know-what) https://www.bbc.com/news/live/czxrnw5qrprt Now let's jump back to autumn 2001 when the *republican* neo-con administration of George W. Bush launched the second Iraq War for which the USA is still paying heavy financial and *reputational* cost. On the early Chinese forums people were delirious with joy. (i.e. "permitted speech" in the PRC) Just a year earlier in 2000 the USA had agreed to allow #China to join the #WTO... and in 1994, only a few years after the #Tiananmen massacre, the USA had handed the CCP/PRC the coveted Most Favored Nation (MFN) status. Yet for the Chinese regime it's not enough for them to win; the USA and all other non-submissive democracies must lose. I was still rather dismayed back in 2001, but only until I understood the policy.

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@w7voa china tried to kill that voice..and failed...

Seems al they had to do was for Russia to plant a puppet...

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