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Second Holocaust? CDC covid camps have no plans to allow healthy people to leave

There is a very clear pattern beginning to form with the American government's Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) agenda. We have seen this pattern before, perhaps most recently with World War II [.]

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REVIEW: DCAPA Film Festival: Explore AAPI stories through these eye-opening short films

REVIEW: DCAPA Film Festival: Explore AAPI stories through these eye-opening short films
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New details of torture, cover-ups in China s re-education camps revealed in Amnesty International report

New details of torture, cover-ups in China s re-education camps revealed in Amnesty International report
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New Amnesty report outlines ′massive and systemic abuses′ against Uyghurs in China | News | DW

China s campaign against Uyghur culture The report said the Chinese government was shutting down religious and cultural sites and intimidating those who openly practice Islam. One witness told Amnesty that the Chinese government was trying to erase Islam. Several others were cited saying that mosques have been torn down, and even pictures of mosques in people s homes have been replaced with the portrait of Chinese President Xi Jinping. Many of those interviewed said they are too terrified to continue practicing their religion, fearing or sometimes knowing, that they were being monitored by the state. Uyghurs tell horror stories of camps

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Japanese American Reflects on Family s Experience in Internment Camp in 1940s

Shimamoto s family was like many of their fellow citizens of Japanese descent seen by the U.S. as potential traitors. In 1943, Shimamoto’s parents were sent to a Japanese internment camp in Arizona. Our family went directly to Poston, Shimamoto said. They had a week to gather their things and prepare for evacuation. They were allowed to take one suitcase per person on the bus and they were told to report to the main highway at 6 a.m. They were given a mattress cover and told to stuff it with straw for their beds that was after being on the bus for all that time during the day, Shimamoto explained.

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