The word “genocide” has been hurled around so much and so loosely in recent months that much of the public has built up an immunity to a term that should make the hair on the backs of our necks stand up.
Such misinformation isn’t only a travesty of justice against those accused of committing genocide but also results in a dramatic misappropriation of resources. Some 26 million refugees are looked after by the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, while the 5.9 million Palestinian refugees have their own agency, the UNRWA. Moreover, this 5.9 million number is an exaggeration tucked inside a fabrication. UNRWA defines a Palestinian refugee as any descendent of a 1948 Palestinian refugee, even if that ethnic Palestinian has never been within a thousand miles of the West Bank or Gaza.
The reckless use of the term “genocide” is also cloaking the most profound genocide that is currently taking place anywhere in the world. That is the systematic annihilation of the Uyghurs, the Turkic Muslim people residing in China’s Xinjiang region.
Forced marriages are another means to de-Uyghurize Xinjiang.
As many as 3 million Uyghurs, or 25 percent of the Uyghur population, are condemned to time in so-called reeducation camps. In these detention facilities, women are routinely gang raped and men are savagely beaten. Tours in the “reeducation centers” are usually for 60 days but easily last for a year for those who fail to demonstrate “good behavior.” Laboratories to facilitate involuntary organ transfer are located nearby. A further 13,000 Uyghurs have disappeared or been compelled into forced labor, whereby conditions are even worse. The release rate from these slave labor camps is only 4 percent.
The remaining 75 percent of the Uyghurs live in what can best be described as open-air prisons, where they are vulnerable to arrest for any reason at any time. Their every move is captured on surveillance cameras outside and inside their homes.
As if this wasn’t enough, Mr. Idris notes that 1.1 million Han Chinese have been sent to live with Uyghurs in their homes. These uninvited male guests often appear when the Uyghur husbands have been banished. These Han minders are not prohibited from sleeping in the same beds as the Uyghur women. These informants report to police when their Uyghur hosts practice their religion by reading the Quran or abstaining from eating pork or drinking alcohol—all of which can trigger sentences in detention facilities.
I certainly hope that the plight of the Uyghurs is not a preview of what life will be like if globalists usurp more power. The top dogs in places such as the United Nations, the European Union, and the World Health Organization are scheming to micromanage humanity.
They seek to dictate the foods we eat, the distances we can travel, the kinds of home appliances we can use, and the vaccines we are required to inject into our bloodstreams. They wish to track every movement we make through tools such as vaccine passports. With central bank digital currencies, elitists will be able to prevent us from purchasing anything that meets their disapproval. Deviating from their script could result in the freezing or confiscation of our money.
Implementation of the draconian censorship policies the globalists are conniving could reduce our freedom of speech to a level approximating that of the Uyghurs.