Former Miss New Jersey USA and erstwhile Russia Today correspondent Sameera Khan has a thing for brutal regimes.
So when it comes to the Chinese government’s oppression of Uighur Muslims, she’s naturally a fan.
Especially when you compare China (and Russia, natch) to the United States:
The truth is that Muslims are treated better in Russia/China than in the United States.
— sameera khan (@SameeraKhan) December 3, 2020
“The truth.”
Adorable.
— An Unforgiving Meat (@monkeyboy100001) December 3, 2020
— Jeff Fecke (@jkfecke) December 3, 2020
Just hear her out!
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation “commends the efforts of the People's Republic of China in providing care to its Muslim citizens; and looks forward to further cooperation between the OIC and the People's Republic of China.”
+ statement on Xinjiang by Muslim countries pic.twitter.com/VNtcWaWmI5
— sameera khan (@SameeraKhan) December 3, 2020
PAK NSA on Xinjiang: “We are 100% satisfied that it’s a non-issue. The West can say what it wants. We know everything we need to know about the Uighurs and everything else in China as they do about us. We have zero concerns, absolutely zero concerns.” pic.twitter.com/vyLoXIUaqU
— sameera khan (@SameeraKhan) December 3, 2020
Count on a China/Russia apologist like Sameera Khan to be completely intellectually honest about what’s happening in Xinjiang.
Muslims in China unavailable for comment. pic.twitter.com/ovzFB6s8Kh
— YAF (@yaf) December 3, 2020
a million Uyghurs were unavailable for comment
— Razor (@hale_razor) December 3, 2020
Don’t worry, they’re doing just fine.
https://t.co/iEeY8vbKs1 pic.twitter.com/EUdpkZrSKv
— Talia Katz (@TaliaGKatz) December 4, 2020
But trust Sameera: all the Muslims in America’s vast network of concentration camps have it way, way worse.
If the United States is committing genocide against our Muslim brothers and sisters, throwing them in reeducation + labor camps, and forcibly sterilizing them, I would really like to know. We should all know.
Because this is pure evil and demands our action, not minimization.— Talia Katz (@TaliaGKatz) December 4, 2020
Show your work, Sameera.
Meanwhile, a small silver lining:
