weehingthong

So @McKinsey built a "think tank" based at McKinsey's Beijing office, using McKinsey's domain, McKinsey's research, and their senior staff.

That "think tank" then authored a 300-page book on how the CCP could dominate future war technology and gave it to CCP Premier Li Keqiang. https://t.co/gDflcpB0Q0 pic.twitter.com/4hvX6ANgC7

— Gabriel Noronha (@GLNoronha) May 24, 2024

.@McKinsey should be raided, it’s offices shut down, all property confiscated, officers and executives arrested and charged with the most serious crimes.

— Armando Ibarra (@aibarra) May 24, 2024

McKinsey's coziness with the CCP seems to be a pattern dating back some years. https://t.co/nDPHAIIRyd

— Eric H. (@ericinva) May 24, 2024

A few days ago I was looking for a hotel room in Xiamen, and on the WeChat mini-program most hotels still carried the dreaded 仅接待大陆客人 (we only take guests from Mainland China) warning. I thought this sort of thing was supposed to be over. pic.twitter.com/iPyuyPeZte

— Gabriel Corsetti (@GabrielCor54922) June 12, 2024

So many shills have tried to argue with me in the past when I’ve shared my experiences of being denied entry to hotels just because I’m a foreigner, this racist and xenophobic practice continues to this day throughout China https://t.co/U9js7B1nx2

— Winston Sterzel (@serpentza) May 25, 2024

Chinese government need to change the rules immediately.

How is it possible that foreigners cannot stay in hotels in 2024🤦‍♂️?

Once you get a Visa to enter the country what’s the problem?

I’ve been myself refused in hotels, even in central Beijing…. pic.twitter.com/GD0wZgkp0d

— Marco Castelli (@macastel3) May 25, 2024

No read carefully.

I said: government needs to change the current law meaning that the current law makes absolutely no sense and it’s residual from Mao times when foreigners had different currency and had to buy train/flight tickets at special counters

— Marco Castelli (@macastel3) May 25, 2024