Tiananmen 1989 Student Leader: “We are hoping for bloodshed” | Western MSM will never show this (2021.06.03.)
There is a lot of misinformation and Western-media-created myth surrounding the mainland Chinese student protests of 1989 which involved occupying Tiananmen Square.
This is a raw interview with Tiananmen Square’s most radical/recognizable student leader, and Commander-in-Chief of the Defend Tiananmen Headquarters, Chailing.
SMASH THE OLD WESTERN MEDIA MYTHS!
There was no Tiananmen Square “massacre”.
The “Tiananmen Square massacre” is constantly referred to. Why have I never seen film or video footage of a single death? The cameras were there, were they not?
Tiananmen: The Massacre that Wasn’t (2019.06.03.)
There Was No “Tiananmen Square Massacre” (2009.06.04.)
howard chang She wants others to die for the cause, not interested at all in helping the Chinese people but only interested in her own benefits. After sacreficing her brothers and sisters, she gets help from the US to get paid and continue her treasonous work. I would say she has passed the US citizenstest with flying colors.
v x So she wanted her fellow students to shed blood while she not only wasn’t gonna even show up but also connected herself with CIA to prepare her way to Washington…? That’s a lot of democracy and freedom 🤮🤮🤮
Wanglaugh Chinese people will never buy “democracy” sold by western countries after they saw so many tragedies happened in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Ukraine and other countries subverted by West.
Armando Vaiandando You know that she is a grifter and not a true freedom fighter when she says that the Chinese people are not worth her fight, in contrast to people like Nelson Mandela, Yasser Arafat, Leila Khaled, Comandante Ramona, etc which would never say anything like that.
Eeja This is why the Hong Kong Legislative Council rioters and their ambitious leaders in 2019 cannot attract mainland youngers to follow. There is no new thing under the sun.
Norman Tan When I watch this, I can’t help but find the similarity between her then and those HK activists! Many of them ran!!
Mocha Today, ABC Australia published an article on Tiananmen Square that the then PM of Australia, Bob Hawke, in his speech, the statement he made about the event was incorrect. The information provided by the Australian embassy to the government contained a lot of errors. It took decades to bring this to light.
ck5056 I was watching this happening in Hong Kong in 1989, I read every newspapers and watched all TV news. My tears dropped on the newspaper on the picture of Zhao Ziyang talking on the megaphone. I thought I knew everything but today I finally see pictures and clips of the riots, the violence of the demonstrations and the burning of military vehicles and dead soldiers, I ask myself, why hadn’t I seen them before?
deadshoes People need to understand this movement was for the specific western liberal democracy not for democracy in general
James Sun This is so inspiring! She would be a great politician in America! For democrazy!
Tiananmen 1989: US documentary SUMMARIZED p1 | the beginning of the movement
Bushangels CCP made the difficult but wise decision.
edhie pitono "I want a nike Shoes" that sums up the level of intelligence of these people.
InsideOut I still didn’t get it, the “democracy” they were fighting for except that they want to have a pair of Nike. Actually the Chinese gov was very diplomatic in trying to fulfill the student’s demands. If this was happened in US I really don’t think US gov would bother to have a proper dialogue with the students, at best they would have imprison the leaders who started this all
Zeis Siez I had a colleague from Kunming who studied in Beijing that time. He marched hand in hand with his peers across the bridge with tanks awaiting on the other side. He said no one was afraid of the army. After Tiananmen incident, China went on and lifted hundreds of millions of people from poverty. This colleague of mine, invested in properties and became a multi millionaire. About 8 years ago, we had a chat about development in China, and I asked him what he thought about the Tiananmen incident, his answer was a short one: naivety.
Xervexc Zymycur If China had allowed the students their way, the country will not be enjoying the prosperity it is enjoying now. The country would likely by now be broken into smaller countries. Each of these smaller countries will likely be in chaos as there are not many good and visionary leaders in this world who can guide a country selflessly and strong enough to wipe out corruption.
kevin chen I am always wondering what happened to those people. It would great to have interview with them again. If they have succeded I am wondering is China going to be be successful like now
Qiao Wang Thank god CIA didn’t succeed back then. If they did, China would be like the Soviet Union. I heard from my uncle that back then, there were protest in the southern part of China too.
Harry Ye After the shxt happened in HK 2019, i now fully support CPC for their decision on 89,6,4.
















