I’m guessing he was made an example of. Anyone with half a brain understands Chinas path to being a superpower as an economic powerhouse is hampered by Xis dogma and ambitions. Trying to start political fights with your best customers and investors and even neighbors is bad for business 
He won’t be the first to say it.
Suppression of discussions of basic data does not sound like a smart idea for future success.
Guy
Honestly, after witnessing what that psycho did, this is a situation where if the cop or security just shot her dead, I wouldn’t care in the least.
Not a euphemism
These ‘churches’ never existed to begin with. All religion is subordinate to the Communist Party.
Thou shalt have no other gods before CCP
There is also the underground Catholic Church. I’ve met priests in Taiwan who’ve visited such churches in China.
Obviously I am speaking in regards to official acts within the legal framework of the PRC.
All teachers and public sector employees were told to hand in our passports.
If we want to travel abroad, we have to apply to the city education bureau and I don’t think it will be approved.
paywalled: https://www.ft.com/content/2aa2170d-2e31-4066-9813-d1b760db3402
They were ok with Tibetans and Uighurs and others getting banned now it’s their turn. Going to be very unpopular surely.
One wonders how this tightening will eventually affect the whole system (no room to breathe leading to eventual system collapse?).
Guy
Prison labor in China
I mean they use private prisons for profit, maybe it’s all a sharing agreement. Forced labor in America to make stuff for china too.
Yeah the US does the same, even Taiwan does the same. DOESN’T make it right of course.
In the US it’s written into the constitution. Slavery is allowed as a punishment for crimes.
Just a weird advert really. Do you think it was a Chinese agency?
So . . . do those multivitamins include that random breakfast preparing white man with bedroom eyes?
Or is that not included? 
Guy
