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I think nowadays the so—called red lines of political sensitivities are ever, ever broader areas. so previously we knew that it was be difficult to speak to people about things like that, like the one party system, questions of taiwan's independence and so on. nowadays, even speaking to european business people in china working for multinationals about their about their policy in terms of in high tech areas is extremely politically sensitive. so i think that now there is no clear boundary between what is and what isn't. 0k. and joseph menn from the washington post, i mean, have you noticed a...

That the story was false? was there a quid pro quo twitter would be broken up by section 230, these questions that need answers immediately. and there needs to be some form of justice to this. because everything that americans will teach their children about fair play and following the rules was obliterated by the alleged public square which was twitter in the fall of 2020 and they got their way. we know how voters would have voted ifs this this story would have been allowed and let it be known this was the stoppage of the transmission of what could have been the end of the biden campaign. and...

Of software known as a vpn, which is circumvention software that allows you to bypass the chinese firewall and access platforms that are blocked in the country. so, we're talking platforms like facebook, twitter, even youtube, google — all these platforms that you just can't access. instead, in the country, there are chinese equivalents. so instead of google, you've got baidu, instead of facebook, you've got weibo. people are using cryptic messages to talk about the protests and talk about their frustrations. so, these started originally with shanghai being a massively popular city, peopleju...

Com comments. users must be vetted and on top of the government censorship already in place, all online platforms must deal with their own censorship. it means nothing can get online unless it has been signed off. now the problem for authorities is the massive amount of manpower and resources that it will take to implement the stricter guidelines. china already has the most is he physician at this dated censorship in the world. while it's hunted down and deleted accounts, plenty have slipped through the system. that is due to the volume and scale of posts but also the savviness of the users wh...

The protesters, its allies are getting their message out. nationalist accounts on weibo are speculating that the discontent is being instigated by foreign forces. there's no publicly available evidence of that. there is, though, evidence that covid is spreading. zero—covid has kept numbers low in china but, as you can see, they're rising now. and on zero—covid, there's no end in sight. this seems to be indefinite, and that sense of no hope and hopelessness is what's driving the current protests. the government censors appear mindful of this. chinese state media's not mentioning the protest...