[Guns N' Coffee]

https://channel3now.com/2024/06/10/f...ying-district/



https://rumble.com/v50t0uf-four-corn...ilin-city.html

No Cornell College students were involved in the program.

Four Cornell College instructors are recovering after being stabbed during a visit to a Beishan Park at Jilin City in China.

All four are receiving medical care at a nearby hospital.



Four Cornell College instructors are recovering after being stabbed during a visit to a Beishan Park at Jilin City in China.

All four are receiving medical care at a nearby hospital.

According to one victim’s family, all four survived the attack.

The stabbing involved four U.S. citizens from Iowa who were visiting as part of a partnership with Beihua University.

Since 2018, Cornell College and Beihua University in Jilin have had an active partnership, with Beihua funding Cornell instructors to travel to China and teach during a two-week period.

Over the weekend, faculty from both institutions were attacked while visiting a public park in Jilin City.

No Cornell College students were involved in the program.

U.S. Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks stated that her office is collaborating with the U.S. Embassy to ensure the victims receive medical care and return safely to the United States.



The four were targeted due to anti-American propaganda espoused by the Peoples Republic of China.

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

Stabbing aftermath...

[gimlet]

overpaid idiots who met their chinese communist brethren

[kellyhound]

surprised they weren't arrested afterwards for spying.

[xuaeded]

WALK IT OFF!

[bigbear8]

Wow, now, this is quite the rarity!

[Guns N' Coffee]

Another "Isolated Incident"

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20240625_27/

China govt. says knife attack on Japanese school bus was 'isolated incident'

China's foreign ministry spokesperson says the initial police investigation indicates Monday's knife attack at a school bus stop that wounded a Japanese woman and her child was an "isolated incident."

Mao Ning, speaking at a news conference on Tuesday, also said the incident was regrettable.

Mao said the government will continue to take effective measures to ensure the safety of all foreign nationals.

The incident took place in the eastern city of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. A man with a knife attacked a Japanese school bus carrying students. He wounded the woman and her child, who were at the bus stop.

A Chinese bus attendant was also stabbed. She is reportedly in critical condition. (Chinese bus attendant has since died due to her injuries.)

Local police disclosed the incident on Tuesday afternoon and said they detained a 52-year-old man. They said the suspect recently moved to Suzhou from another area and is unemployed. But the police gave no further details, including the motive behind the attack.

Japan's Consulate-General in Shanghai said Consul General Akamatsu Shuichi met with Suzhou Mayor Wu Qingwen on Tuesday. The Japanese mission said Akamatsu told the mayor that the incident is extremely regrettable.

Akamatsu reportedly called for the swift sharing of detailed information, including the background of the incident, and strengthened security around Japanese schools.

Earlier this month, five people, including US college instructors, were wounded in a stabbing at a park in the northeastern province of Jilin. Last October, a family member of an Israeli diplomat was stabbed and wounded in China's capital.

In both the Jilin and Beijing cases, police detained men in their 50s. But police have not disclosed the motive of either suspect.

[houseoftechno]

Knifed four unarmed academics and no kills? Knife skills = .

[William May]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

Knifed four unarmed academics and no kills? Knife skills = .

Well, I mean, REALLY, the attackers were Chinese, so I am surprised they didn't use the wrong end of the knives, and leave them bloody and bruised.


Bet THAT ends the exchange program!