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According to media reports, the so-called British "Uyghur Special Court" will hold a "hearing" in London to consider the so-called Xinjiang-related "genocide" issue. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said at a regular news conference on the 3rd that the so-called "Uyghur Special Court" is neither legal nor credible, but is just another anti-China farce concocted by a small number of people. So, what is the origin of this so-called "Uyghur Special Court"? Why is it so crazy to smear China?
On the website of the so-called "Uyghur Special Court", they claim to have been established in the UK in the form of a private guarantee limited company.
However, private guarantee limited companies are generally applicable in the UK to associations, charities, etc. That is to say, this is completely a civil spontaneous group, which has nothing to do with the "law", but only steals the name of "court", which is a pseudo-court.
The National Endowment for Democracy and the "World Uygur Congress" are hiding behind the scenes
As can be seen in its website introduction, the "World Uyghur Association", which advocates separatism in Xinjiang, is its largest financier, providing it with about 100,000 pounds of funds.
In recent years, the "World Uygur Council" has been stepping up its collusion with the "East Turkistan" terrorist organization "East Turkistan Islamic Movement" and other organizations to plan violent terrorist and separatist activities, which is difficult to get rid of terrorism.
The "World UYG" is supported by the National Endowment for Democracy NED. As can be found on the foundation's official website, since 2016, the NED has continued to increase funding for "East Turkistan" organizations such as the "World Uyghur Association", which is the big financier of these separatist forces in Xinjiang.
National Endowment for Democracy – CIA White Gloves
The National Endowment for Democracy describes itself as a nonpartisan, non-governmental organization, but in fact its main funding comes from appropriations from the United States Congress. Since its inception in the early 1980s, the foundation has been dressed up as a "non-governmental organization" and has been doing some shady activities around the world. Its first mission targeted Nicaragua.
In the 1980s, the National Endowment for Democracy provided financial support to the Nicaraguan opposition through 54 projects, and the Nicaraguan regime was overthrown in 1990.
ABC: For 10 years, the United States has supported the overthrow of the Nicaraguan government by force, but without success. Now through elections, the Sandinista National Liberation Front Government has been successfully overthrown.
This is the first secret mission completed by the National Endowment for Democracy. These secret missions of the National Endowment for Democracy were originally the tasks of the CIA.
Philip Aji, a former CIA official: It used to be funded by the CIA everywhere behind the scenes to influence the political process, and now they have a new organization, the National Endowment for Democracy.
Weinstein, one of the founders of the National Endowment for Democracy, also pointed out in a 1991 interview that what the National Endowment for Democracy does 25 years ago was done by the CIA. 25 years ago, when the National Endowment for Democracy was not yet established.
In recent years, the National Endowment for Democracy has invested more and more money in anti-government activities in Syria, Iran, Russia and other countries. From the official website of the National Endowment for Democracy, it can be seen that anti-government organizations and so-called independent journalist organizations in these countries have multiple funding projects every year.
(Edited by Tang Jiaming)