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Subject: Rounding up foreigners
Nanheyangrouchuan    5/22/2009 6:30:59 PM
China has been on a massive crackdown of expired visas or foreigners working without the proper (z) visa (as many foreigners get tourist or business visas then try to get jobs, including Americans, Brits and Euros).

But increasingly, the PSB, including the rarely sighted plain clothes PSB, is openly picking up Middle Eastern men out of expat bars and restaurants, putting them into unmarked cars and vans and off they go.

With all that is happening in Pakistan and E. Turkestan, as well as rumors of AQ/Taliban providing weapons and training to Tibetans. I am thinking that China has having some serious border problems that aren't on the news.
 
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Zhang Fei       5/24/2009 2:35:51 PM
rumors of AQ/Taliban providing weapons and training to Tibetans.
 
Al Qaeda providing weapons and training to infidels? It seems to me they're having a weapons/training shortage themselves, never mind dispensing the same to non-Muslims. Here's my guess - these rumors are part of a Chinese government disinformation campaign. I really don't see a need for either Al Qaeda training program, given that a substantial Tibetan community exists outside of Tibet, and a number of them have probably gotten military training in various armed forces around the world (especially in India). And in that neck of the woods, they could probably hire sympathetic ex-British or Indian Gurkhas veterans to train them for next to nothing. Heck, given the sympathy with which their cause is viewed in the West, if the Tibetans were hiring, they could probably get enthusiastic Western volunteers to train them in exchange for nothing more than room and board.
 
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Nanheyangrouchuan       6/5/2009 3:06:14 PM
You can mock the situation but no longer since 90% of the city of Kashgar, which is thousands of years old, is being torn down and the Uyghur residents "relocated".  By no coincidence it is the first real town between Pakistan, Afganistan and Urumuqi.
 
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Zhang Fei       6/12/2009 6:23:36 PM
I am sympathetic to the Uighurs, but unless the Chinese do something really nutty (like have their fleet pay a surprise visit on Pearl Harbor), we may want to keep our distance from a people who are - like a lot of Muslims - fundamentally hostile to the non-Muslim world. The Turks are the friendliest of the Turkic peoples, and they are rabidly anti-American.
 
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Nanheyangrouchuan       6/14/2009 3:25:52 AM

I am sympathetic to the Uighurs, but unless the Chinese do something really nutty (like have their fleet pay a surprise visit on Pearl Harbor), we may want to keep our distance from a people who are - like a lot of Muslims - fundamentally hostile to the non-Muslim world. The Turks are the friendliest of the Turkic peoples, and they are rabidly anti-American.

Perhaps because the US does nothing to stand up for them.  They can get easy visas to move to Canada, specifically Toronto. But our corporate ass-sniffers don't want to irritate the CCP so DC ignores the Uyghurs.
 
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