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Xi disapproval
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 1, 2026, 8:10 pm
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I of course support Wen's approach. No mercy for evil regardless
of cost. Xi must officially go down in history as the single
worst CCP leader by far.
More about Wen:
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> To foreign media, Wen was also the highest figure in the
Chinese government to give free press conferences
> ...
> Wen also visited Japan in April 2007 in what was termed the
"de-thawing journey", where he characterized the relationship
between the Asian powers as for "mutual benefit".
> ...
> Wen acted as the spokesman of the Chinese government during
the 2008 unrest in Tibet and refused to negotiate with the Dalai
Lama and his followers
> ...
> On the subject of Taiwan, he reputedly believed in gradual
negotiations.
> ...
> Wen remarked that "someone who speaks is not a criminal,
someone who listens is duly warned" (Chinese:
言者无罪，闻者足戒,
which alludes to the classical work Shi Jing) at an internal
party conference in 2009, an event reported on Xinhua and other
state networks. His remarks triggered debate from netizens, as
it seemed to contravene the practices of the Communist Party,
particularly in its suppression of dissent.
> ...
> Wen's comments were largely censored in state media, but he
gained support from a group of some 23 party elders in October,
who denounced the authorities' censorship of Wen's remarks in an
open letter to the National People's Congress.[45]
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Re: Xi disapproval
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 5, 2026, 10:45 pm
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