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China's Anti-Terror Millitary Rally

China's Anti-Terror Millitary Rally

28.02.2017 - China, Trying to combat the growing threat of terrorism within its borders with awe-inspiring displays of force and pageantry in the always restive region of Xinjiang

On Monday morning in Urumqi, the region's capital, more than 10,000 armed police took part in a massive anti-terrorism rally that also included armored vehicles driving through the streets while helicopters hovered above.

At the rally, Chen Quanguo, Xinjiang's Communist Party secretary, urged the assembled ranks of armed police to realize "the grim conditions" facing the region's security. "Bury the corpses of terrorists and terror gangs in the vast sea of the people's war," Chen said, according to Reuters.

This was just the latest in a series of mass rallies that have taken place in major cities around the region coming in response to a surge in violence. Earlier this month, three knife-wielding assailants were shot dead by police following an attack that killed five people and injured another five in Hotan prefecture.

Along with anti-terror rallies, China has also responded by ordering that every single vehicle in the sprawling Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture must have a government-developed GPS tracking system installed by July -- or else they will not be given gas at any service station.

Following the rally in Urumqi, some 1,500 armed police were sent off to patrol cities in Xinjiang that are at the "frontline" of the conflict.
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Maybe China and India will one day be forced to give the entire Earth a moo slum 'cleanse'.

Their countries - and the rest of the world - would certainly be better off.

Between the two of them, they could easily do it without any help from The West.

Who knows?





I do know this though.

China does NOT play.
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It's all very well fighting terrorism, but when it imposes on the freedoms of the indigenous population then the terrorists win.

Every vehicle has to have a tracker installed? MMMMMMMMMMMM well isn't that a great way to keep them all in check and not just the terrorists.

Look what happened after 9/11 and the bombings in my beloved England, a whole new swathe of laws were implemented that they knew never would have sailed without the attacks having happened, our governments took complete advantage of the situation.
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I 'like' India...

At least insomuch as they're a seemingly 'benign world-superpower,' and their prevailing religion is wacky, yet unimposing.


For the moment.
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