By Anon
The ‘Tiananmen incident’ began with the brutal murders of a number of soldiers (photo below).
According to The Vancouver Sun, 17 September 1992:
“The CIA had sources among protestors, as well as within China’s intelligence services…
“For months before the June 3 attack on the demonstrators, the CIA had been helping student activists..”
The USA’s decades long war against China
However, there was apparently no massacre in the square itself.
The story that Chinese troops machine-gunned hundreds of student protesters in the square has been discredited by:
1. Many witnesses there at the time – including a Spanish TVE television crew.
2. A Reuters correspondent.
3. Protesters themselves.
Protesters reportedly say that nothing happened in the Square other than a military unit entering and asking several hundred of those remaining to leave the Square late that night.
International Business Times / Wikileaks: no bloodshed inside Tiananmen Square.
The BBC’s John Simpson, who has links to MI6, was active in Beijing before the Tiananmen event, reportedly.
The ‘fake’ story of the massacre in the Square began with an article in Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post.
The story was by an alleged protester whose whereabouts have never been ascertained and whose name is not known.
The New York Times then had the famous photo of a lone student allegedly trying to stop a row of army tanks from entering the Square.
The photo was actually taken a day after the riots, and showed the tanks moving away from the square.
There were photos of burning ‘buses’ that had been used to carry troops.
Certain ‘protestors’ had used petrol bombs.
The soldier’s buses were torched before any shooting began.