Matt Ehret on the Tiananmen Square Hoax
by Jeremy Nell, Jerm Warfare
May 28, 2023
We all know the official story, which goes as follows.
The Tiananmen Square “massacre” took place in Beijing in 1989. It happened during a period of political unrest and “pro-democracy” protests in the country. The protests began in April, with students and other groups gathering in Tiananmen Square, a large public space in the heart of Beijing, to voice their grievances and call for political reform.
China was experiencing rapid economic growth.
As the protests gained momentum, the Chinese government decided to use force to suppress the protests. They deployed the military, including troops and tanks, to clear Tiananmen Square.
The military crackdown resulted in a violent confrontation between the protesters and the armed forces.
Thousands of people were injured or killed.
That’s the official story.
And it’s mostly nonsense.
Much of what actually happened was deliberately muddied by various Western oligarchs, central intelligence agencies, and powerful actors like George Soros.
WikiLeaks confirmed it.
THEY WERE ABLE TO ENTER AND LEAVE THE SQUARE
SEVERAL TIMES AND WERE NOT HARASSED BY TROOPS.
REMAINING WITH STUDENTS BY THE MONUMENT TO THE
PEOPLE’S HEROES UNTIL THE FINAL WITHDRAWAL, THE
DIPLOMAT SAID THERE WERE NO MASS SHOOTINGS OF
STUDENTS IN THE SQUARE OR AT THE MONUMENT.WikiLeaks
So did CBS News‘ Richard Roth (who was there).
So did BBC”s James Miles (who was there).
So did reporters from The New York Times and Reuters (who were there).
Editor of Canadian Patriot, Matt Ehret, presented a slideshow in which he broke apart the the whole thing and included very important collateral context.
As an accompaniment, I recommend reading Breaking Free Of Anti-China Psyops.
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