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CNN And ABC News Give Glowing Coverage Of The Chinese Communist Party's 100th Anniversary

NYPost: CNN ripped for glowing coverage of Chinese Communists’ 100th anniversary  

CNN is being mocked for glowing coverage of the Chinese Communist Party’s 100th anniversary and “star” leader Xi Jinping — with critics dubbing it the “Communist News Network” and even “Xi-N-N.” 

“The Chinese Communist Party is about to turn 100 but Xi will be the real star,” CNN International tweeted early Wednesday advertising an article with the same headline. 

The centenary “is an opportunity for the party to reaffirm its credentials, while ensuring loyalty,” the network’s Ben Westcott wrote, hailing how the party had remained an “ever-present fixture … even as communist parties elsewhere collapse or fade from view.”  

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Update #1: CNN roasted for glowing coverage of Chinese Communist Party’s anniversary: 'This is Xi-N-N' (FOX News)  

Update #2: ABC News bashed for publishing 'glowing profile' by AP of Chinese Communist Party: 'Repulsive' (FOX News) 

 WNU Editor: CNN in their post on the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party did mention in passing the following .... “some of the darkest chapters of the last century,” including “the brutal repression of student protestors in Tiananmen Square” as well as “millions who starved to death” under CCP economic policies. But on cable TV CNN has been giving glowing coverage 99% of the time. 

As for ABC News (owned by Disney), they have chosen to completely ignore the Chinese Communist Party's bloody past (as of the time of this post).



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