A doctored photo of an Australian soldier holding a knife to the throat of a child published by a Chinese official is propaganda the likes of which hasn’t been seen “from totalitarian regimes for decades,” according to Dennis Shanahan.https://t.co/tW3nsPZFH4

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) November 30, 2020

2) More than one Million #Uyghur people has been sent to concentration camps and forced labor slave like factories.

Children from those families become man-made orphans and they are forced to b brain washed by CCP propaganda since the beginning of their young lives. pic.twitter.com/kRfFdQuK6L

— 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao (@badiucao) November 30, 2020

4) HK’s freedom and democracy are totally destroyed by Beijing .
National security has been used as a terrorist tool to prevent any protest in the future and punish those who once speaks up.
Hundred young kids got arrested, thousands got brutally beaten by riot police. pic.twitter.com/Mv2yXMqdKJ

— 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao (@badiucao) November 30, 2020

Australia, which prides itself on free speech, has no place for an editorial cartoons @ScottMorrisonMP pic.twitter.com/SlV4aXCLZY

— 𝕏i Fan 范灵犀 ♥️ (@Xi_Fan) November 30, 2020

That is not cartoon, that is photoshop-made photo and it is published by Zhao a diplomatic personal.

— MotorheroAu (@motorheroSyd) November 30, 2020

Australia’s prime minister says a tweet by a Chinese official which shows a fake image of an Australian soldier appearing to slit a child’s throat is “truly repugnant.” https://t.co/75yZBaGrXN

— The Associated Press (@AP) November 30, 2020

A new cartoon by Chinese-Australian artist @Badiucao, after Australia complained about China's spokesperson tweeting a simulated picture of a soldier – full story: https://t.co/HjxyzE3vAP pic.twitter.com/7PHpg3aPih

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) November 30, 2020

Communist China has taken to the “coward's preferred platform of Twitter” in order to launch its latest unreasonable, uncouth and undiplomatic swipe at Australia, says Sky News host Chris Kenny.https://t.co/TVxH65nTSr

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) November 30, 2020

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has demanded the Chinese government delete a "repugnant" and "falsified image" on Twitter that appears to show an Australian soldier threatening to slit a child's throat. https://t.co/boNOP4TmMp

— CNN (@CNN) November 30, 2020

In closing: we don't hate Australia. We want a better Australia – one that welcomes its trading partners to invest into the country and treats our companies fairly. Australians deserve accountability for ScoMo's mess. We stand ready to help you clean it up and #SaveAustralia.

— The Daily Mao 🏝️ (@TheDailyMao) November 30, 2020