@USA_BaoziLover
American in China
5 months
They demanded it because of UK law and a British police officer came and sided with the people being filmed, some of whom were British citizens. That doesn't mean they are free from being criticized especially from Mr. "DONT TOUCH HER" but let's keep facts straight.
@PicturesFoIder
non aesthetic things
5 months
Today in Britain the CCP demanded a piano player in a public place to stop filming because they were in the background 😬
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@USA_BaoziLover
American in China
5 months
@Truth_n_Respect
The Genius
5 months
@thisischaniece It's likely staged. What are the chances a known anti-China pianist happened to be filming while they're there filming something for "Chinese TV" (& what Chinese TV?) - and 2 of the "Chinese" have British accents so they're definitely not "CCP".
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@USA_BaoziLover
American in China
5 months
Clarification since my language isn't clear in this tweet: They demanded it because of their interpretation of UK law, not Chinese law
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@MontyCristo11
Monty Cristo
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover UK photography law is clear. The Chinese should move on if they don't want to be in shot.
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@USA_BaoziLover
American in China
5 months
@MontyCristo11 According to the video she's British
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@Teadaxs
Pylon Musk 猫吃鱼
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover It’s unnecessary to defend everything linked to China; the CCP won’t come after you(yet). Acknowledging wrongdoing is okay. This could’ve easily been a group of British natives too, as shown when one says, ‘get that camera out of my face.’
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@USA_BaoziLover
American in China
5 months
@Teadaxs It's unnecessary to attack everything linked to China; the DOI won't come after you(yet). Acknowleding wrongdoing is okay. She literally says "I'm British" in the video. Thanks for playing.
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@polijunkie_aus
杨涵 Han Yang
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover What UK law?
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@USA_BaoziLover
American in China
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover
American in China
5 months
Clarification since my language isn't clear in this tweet: They demanded it because of their interpretation of UK law, not Chinese law
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@SLim456789
Cindy Lim 林佩
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover The flag part is weird. Why would these people carry China flag around?
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@naaiyaudo
奶油多🥛🧈🍞
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover What the Chinese asked was not to show their image in the film versus Brendan interpreted it as not allowing him to film in public. It’s quite speechless how the situation escalated. And what’s in Brendan’s mind about China is quite alarming.
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@HoniiK18
Honii K18
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover The FLG and china haters had a field time ytd blowing up this incident. Are they really reporters from a China's media? Anyone could just hold a flag and claimed they are from China. And as you said, they may have cut the important parts off.
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@SInuFate3835
☯Eastern Empyria☯
5 months
@GeopoliticalHub
GeoNews
5 months
@thisischaniece @thisischaniece It’s gets even better. It seems the British YouTuber engineered the whole fake drama for attention in the first place. Here he is ‘behind the scenes’ happily interacting with the so called ‘CCP agents’.
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@Alfering
Alf
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover That just look so fake. I watch vloggers doing public vids in China all the time and the ex pats video everything and there're no objections. These clowns conveniently holding the flags are there to create a narrative. My guess is they're the self-hating Gong Cult.
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@grace78790
Yali ^o^ Grace.aWSB
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover In fact, at the beginning of the live broadcast, the pianist Brendan Kavanagh first played a famous MEME with discriminatory meaning in the West "Ching Cheng Hanji" after seeing a group of Chinese people next to him, but the Chinese people next to him did not get it.
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@Arth168
Wolf Warrior
5 months
@USA_BaoziLover This topic is crazy. I got locked because of it and after did some BS test, my followings become 0 and account like new again.
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