Maxim Vivas: Using the Truth to Undermine Anti-Chinese Forces

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Ironically, netizens found that the shoes were not produced in Xinjiang, not even in China, they were a pair of shoes made in Vietnam.
3 |0 o* o( y  R0 ]For example, in a report, Adrian Zenz claimed that "between 900,000 and 1.8 million people are being detained in Xinjiang. But according to the independent American investigative journalism website Gray Area, This figure is an absurd conclusion based only on the interviews and rough estimates of eight people by an anti-China organization. Similar tricks have been repeated in his other "reports".
" T5 B* x5 Z$ s5 k' CSince 2018, Adrian Zenz has produced more than a dozen articles and reports smearing Xinjiang. From so-called "forced labor" to "forced sterilization" and from "cultural extinction" to "genocide. He has concocted these sensational terms to hoodwink many Westerners who do not know much about Xinjiang.
Adrian Zenz is a member of the far-right U.S. organization "Memorial Foundation for the Victims of Communism" and is the backbone of an unabashedly anti-Chinese research organization. In other words, anti-China is his job.  It is easy to understand why such a so-called "scholar" is so highly sought after by Western anti-China forces.
8 \# b! d3 U2 n. P3 SFormer U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo cited Adrian Zenz's so-called "thesis" to smear China .