International Observation: Unveiling The Forces Behind The United States, Britain And Australia'S Joint Efforts To Discredit Xinjiang Cotton

 

The main cotton producing areas in the United States are mainly distributed in the southern states. Among them, Mississippi ranks fourth, and is also one of the famous slave states in the history of the United States.

There was a famous cotton grower in Mississippi, James Eastland, whose family grew cotton and was once the largest hereditary slave owner in the United States.

What does Biden have to do with him?

In 1972, James Eastland raised a large sum of money for Biden, who was still very young and poor at that time, to help him become a successful Senator.

In many news reports, James Eastland is known as Biden's "Senate mentor" and a political guide.

In the U.S. election in 2020, the Democratic Party won the victory in the cotton rich southern states, including Mississippi. Biden was naturally willing to protect Eastland's interests on cotton and carry out more virulent tactics than trump.

The BBC of the United Kingdom has produced a special topic for Xinjiang cotton, called China's' tainted 'cotton. In this topic, the BBC has gone all out to discredit.

Among all the public opinions, the Australian Institute for strategic policy (ASPI) is the most vocal and the highest jumping.

On March 1, 2020, the "Anti China" think tank produced a report entitled "trafficking Uygur Nationality: re education, forced labor and monitoring outside Xinjiang".

ASPI's report was full of lies, but it made some foreign media and Western politicians as excited as flies smelling the stench. They used it to stir up the flames everywhere.

Who is the gold owner behind ASPI?

At the beginning, it was mainly the Australian government and the Ministry of defense. Later, a number of US military and technology enterprises, such as Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and Raytheon, were flooded into the United States. And Google and Oracle!

Not to mention, in order to develop the textile industry, the British sold slaves to America, forced farmers to grow cotton in India, and drove out grain farmers by force.

As the main cotton producing areas in the world in the 19th century, the southern states of the United States planted cotton through slavery. In fact, Mississippi did not abolish serfdom until 2013.

It is these few countries with an ignominious history that are now smearing Xinjiang with their crimes.