On 73rd National Day China received congratulation from Zelensky but not from Putin

[gxnn]

Macron of France, Lee Sieng Long of Singapore, Modi of India are the best-known politicians that have sent congratulatory messages to China on the 73rd National Day which fell on Oct 1.

Surprisingly, Zelensky of Ukraine also managed to find time to say hello to China but Russia's big boss Putin did not say a word.

Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Vietnam and many other African countries that have got financial or technical aids and interest-free loans from China were silent too.

 

[KeithD]

False. Putin sent National Day greetings to China on October 1st. Are you a Chinese propaganda BOT?

https://sputniknews.com/20221001/pu...all-round-partnership-kremlin-1101404162.html

 

[gxnn]

False. Putin sent National Day greetings to China on October 1st. Are you a Chinese propaganda BOT?

https://sputniknews.com/20221001/pu...all-round-partnership-kremlin-1101404162.html

The Chinese-language report of the official national Xinhua News Agency did not contain his name and related story. Propaganda is an important work, and I don't think I have been qualified, without competence and connection. Perhaps the main force of the people doing this job for China are active in Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, Twitter or other major mainstream sites, our respected literotica is a specialized site with professional audience, propaganda will be a waste of money and trouble, don't you agree?

 

[KeithD]

The Chinese-language report of the official national Xinhua News Agency

And you thought that meant Putin didn't send greetings? That's pretty naive. As you now know, he did.

 

[colddiesel]

Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Vietnam and many other African countries that have got financial or technical aids and interest-free loans from China were silent too.

It's time consuming to check the details but at least two more countries as described above did congratulate China; even the Super-Power, St Kitts and Nevis sent best wishes. I suggest that News agency sources are not reliable, unless checked at least once, and preferably twice by independent sources.

News organizations in both the West and East are notoriously unreliable.

 

[gxnn]

And you thought that meant Putin didn't send greetings? That's pretty naive. As you now know, he did.

I thought Mr. Putin was too busy with the matters of mobilization and the special military operation in Ukraine to do the social, but it looks like I am a remote rural villager living in an age of no Internet, LOL.

It's time consuming to check the details but at least two more countries as described above did congratulate China; even the Super-Power, St Kitts and Nevis sent best wishes. I suggest that News agency sources are not reliable, unless checked at least once, and preferably twice by independent sources.

News organizations in both the West and East are notoriously unreliable.

On your reminding, I checked again the news of Xinhua News Agency and found that it published the same on two different dates, one on Oct 1, the other on Oct 6 or the end of the week-long holiday. An agency with a world-level reputation could not have made such childish errors. It was I that have killed the wrong person. LOL.

 

[colddiesel]

On your reminding, I checked again the news of Xinhua News Agency and found that it published the same on two different dates, one on Oct 1, the other on Oct 6 or the end of the week-long holiday. An agency with a world-level reputation could not have made such childish errors. It was I that have killed the wrong person. LOL.

Reuters the BBC, ABC, NBC, CBC, Al Jazeera, SBS and many other organizations which report news have all world-level reputations and they all make errors sometimes childish. Xinghua was established by the Chinese Communist Party 91 years ago and it also makes errors. It was established at Ministry level reporting to the Central Committee of the Party with responsibility for news and propaganda. Its lack of independence from political intervention makes it one of the least independent and least trusted news services in the World. Xinghua is particularly notable for maintaining silence on issues its political masters find embarrassing.

 

[oggbashan]

Congratulations on their National Day are for the whole Chinese people, not just their leaders.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

The brainwashed commie scum is at it again.

 

[KeithD]

I thought Mr. Putin was too busy with the matters of mobilization and the special military operation in Ukraine to do the social, but it looks like I am a remote rural villager living in an age of no Internet, LOL.

On your reminding, I checked again the news of Xinhua News Agency and found that it published the same on two different dates, one on Oct 1, the other on Oct 6 or the end of the week-long holiday. An agency with a world-level reputation could not have made such childish errors. It was I that have killed the wrong person. LOL.

This is a porn writing site and you've shown yourself to be really miserable at political commentary, so maybe you should just pack in your attempts at it here.

 

[gxnn]

The brainwashed commie scum is at it again.

Of so many friends and users here in the Lit, you are the one with worse manners I have ever met. And I am much worried about the education level of your neighborhood or your family (home).

 

[AlwaysHungry]

It's time consuming to check the details but at least two more countries as described above did congratulate China; even the Super-Power, St Kitts and Nevis sent best wishes. I suggest that News agency sources are not reliable, unless checked at least once, and preferably twice by independent sources.

News organizations in both the West and East are notoriously unreliable.

True. Although the purported news sources in the West (a euphemism for the revamped British Empire) have descended to a low point that I never would have dreamed possible.

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