weehingthong

This is the true face of the CCP. Arrogant blood and soil fascists boasting about their ability to starve 24 million “compatriots” into submission. Boasting about hitting dams and water reservoirs. That is not a game the CCP wants to play. https://t.co/WSHtmjjYBI

— Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼🇨🇾 (@DrewPavlou) February 19, 2024

Nothing to see here, just Chinese propaganda account threatening to commit war crimes against the Taiwanese people, whom the CCP considers their own population. https://t.co/y9B1WVCnw3 pic.twitter.com/vVZjQFkKwK

— 杨涵 Han Yang (@polijunkie_aus) February 19, 2024

I am deeply dissatisfied with the CPC's Taiwan policy.

I understand that the CPC is reluctant to start a war to liberate Taiwan now, but as the ruling party you have no right to do nothing.

As for the death of the two mainland fishermen caused by the Taiwan side, can PLA… pic.twitter.com/mMnG4k5Nul

— DaiWW (@BeijingDai) February 14, 2024

Today, the Taiwan regime used "cross-border fishing" as an excuse to chase after mainland fishing boats, resulting in the death of two people.

Blood must be paid by blood. pic.twitter.com/ITkJYYg9Y5

— DaiWW (@BeijingDai) February 14, 2024

Kinmen is only a few kilometers away from the mainland, while it is 200+kilometers away from Taiwan. Technically, it is very simple to surround Kinmen. If the Taiwan regime refuses to hand over the killers, Kinmen will be cut off water, food, electricity, and the internet. Kinmen… pic.twitter.com/itsRcw4KFM

— DaiWW (@BeijingDai) February 15, 2024

This is an important story to note going forward–this could potentially become a big incident if China plays it up and attempts to ramp up nationalist outrage after the deaths. Hopefully not, but we'll seehttps://t.co/YK5fQ2YFUQ

— Brian Hioe 丘琦欣 (@brianhioe) February 14, 2024

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— simonthong aka kitty poo (@KittyPo80176717) February 14, 2024

The spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council strongly condemned the Taiwan authorities for driving away a fishing boat from East China's Fujian Province in the waters near Kinmen, a group of islets in the Taiwan Straits, and resulting in two deaths when all… pic.twitter.com/aD5ChmNk2e

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) February 14, 2024

A 🇨🇳 speedboat pursued by 🇹🇼 Coast Guard for illegally entering Taiwanese waters capsized. The unnamed 🇨🇳 vessel had been trespassing by sailing about one nautical mile off the coast of 🇹🇼 Kinmen island. The 🇨🇳 vessel attempted to flee but capsized.https://t.co/MHpx3o9a57

— Ghinda Hamtama (@GhindaHamtama) February 14, 2024