Chinese state-owned tabloid has used a picture of the September 11 attacks on New York's Twin Towers to accuse Hong Kong protesters of planning"massive terror attacks", prompting a pause by protesters to commemorate the disaster's 18th anniversary.
Hijackers flew planes into New York's Twin Towers and Washington DC's Pentagon, while another plane — also flown toward Washington DC — crashed into a field in Pennsylvania after passengers fought to regain control of the aircraft.On Wednesday, the Hong Kong edition of the China Daily used an archival image of the Twin Towers attacks in a Facebook post alerting followers to a potential Hong Kong terror attack.
"Anti-government fanatics are planning massive terror attacks, including blowing up gas pipes, in Hong Kong on September 11," the post read. "The 9/11 terror plot also encourages indiscriminate attacks on non-native speakers of Cantonese and starting mountain fires."In response, protesters called off demonstrations, which excluded singing and chanting.
More antisemitic nonesense from the Chinese
Well David Icke says it was ‘fake ‘ zionists ?
They have billions of people, why are you so surprised that some of them are assholes?
That is rally bad taste when they post it on the eve of 9/11.
Commies are always justifying themselves.
Not great but no worse than the official 'story' about 9 11.
Chinese government will use the word “terrorism “ against anyone that doesn’t fit into their narrow thinking
Big deal......we use cat jokes to advertise the good old dim sim.
welcome to Chinese propaganda. They still deny Tienanmen Square massacre happened
Ooooh. Not good.
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