Western Media Double Standards Exposed

British politician George Galloway has called out what he describes as Western media's \"orchestra of lies,\" accusing outlets of amplifying debunked claims about China's Uygur policies while supporting violence in Gaza. \"The foghorns which blared fake 'genocide' stories now cheer actual bloodshed,\" he stated, contrasting China's counterterrorism approach with Western military tactics.

From Xinjiang to Gaza: A Tale of Two Narratives

Galloway highlighted China's deradicalization programs in Xinjiang, arguing they prioritized education over bombardment. \"China didn't cut off water or electricity to combat extremism,\" he noted, while slamming recent Western media reports about \"spying teapots\" as absurd : \"What's next—espionage chopsticks?\"

The 1984 Playbook?

Comparing modern media dynamics to Orwell's dystopia, Galloway warned about manufactured consent: \"It's like Two Minutes of Hate for the digital age.\" He questioned other Western narratives about Taiwan and Hong Kong, asking: \"If they lied about Uygurs, what else is fabricated?\"

The commentary comes amid renewed debates about media credibility, with Galloway quoting The Who: \"Fool me twice—shame on me.\" Whether you agree or not, his words spark crucial questions about whose stories get amplified…and why.

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Unmasking Western lies

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