Tiananmen Square “Massacre”? The Power of Words vs. Silent Evidence
Tiananmen Square “Massacre”? The Power of Words vs. Silent Evidence By Wei Ling Chua
2014 | 270 Pages | ISBN: 1494326590 | PDF | 12 MB
2014 | 270 Pages | ISBN: 1494326590 | PDF | 12 MB
The so-called Tiananmen Square “Massacre” is one of the most misleading events the US government and the Western media have used to demonize the Chinese government each and every year since 1989. There was ample silent evidence in the images produced by the Western media that told the story of a highly restrained and caring Chinese government facing a protest similar to those in the West at various stages of their economic development. However, the West and anti-communist forces had capitalized on the situation in 1989 to fuel the public’s anger, intending to overthrow a good government. How the Western media lied about a massacre given the silent evidence that suggests otherwise, and the moral implications of Western powers making use of common pain and dissatisfaction within an economic cycle of a society to justify the overthrowing of governments across the globe are issues that this book is structured to explore.