Xi Jinping's Goon Squads.

XI, Jinping, 1953-; GOVERNMENTAL investigations; UIGHUR (Turkic people); BIRTH order; STALKING; TIBETANS; DIPLOMATS

The article discusses incidents of political thuggery organized by Chinese Communists in America. During the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco, pro-Beijing gangs stalked and assaulted opponents of Xi Jinping, including pro-democracy Chinese, Uyghurs, Hong Kongers, and Tibetans. These attacks appeared to be well-coordinated and involved individuals affiliated with Beijing-backed groups and united-front networks. While it is difficult to directly link the violence to orders from Chinese diplomats or government entities, there is evidence suggesting their involvement. The article calls for a federal investigation into these incidents and expresses concerns about the chilling effect it may have on those speaking out against repression. [Extracted from the article]

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