China tells US to stop reporting Beijing's bad air

"Please help us lie to our people, America"

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!

-> China tells US to stop reporting Beijing's bad air
Full story: ChannelOne
China told foreign embassies Tuesday to stop publishing their own reports on air quality in the country, escalating its objections to a popular U.S. Embassy Twitter feed that tracks pollution in smoggy Beijing. <-

Red China is so weak, weaker than N-Korea Kim JongUn

Why not learn from Kim JongUn just says "You keep humiliate us with stinky air we will have a very special revenge to you with our biggest " Birds slingshot" in the world, target precision is within 5 inches.

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LOL

Maybe China should start reporting murder rate among U.S. cities.

RayH wrote:

Maybe China should start reporting murder rate among U.S. cities.

Idiot, not maybe but you can do full speed ahead and I can tell you everywhere in US there are plenty of bad news

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The simple thing is in Democracy country they let people do Freespeech as you said "reporting muder rate"

Thats what free speech all about, not goto jail like your Red Chinkies Hammer n Sickle

How can you declare reform but do not want anyone to speak ?

Boooooshit Red commie bastards

RayH wrote:

Maybe China should start reporting murder rate among U.S. cities.

Maybe USA should start reporting corruption rate among China cities.

If you've been to China recently, I encourage you to visit Travel Explosion.

RayH wrote:

Maybe China should start reporting murder rate among U.S. cities.

Maybe you should admit that that data is freely available all around the world.

How many Chinese have died in CCP concentration camps and secret prisons?

Why is the CCP hiding the mumber of Chinese it murders to "cling to power"?

Because it is a scummy, lying, corrupt and inept dictatorship with no legitimacy to govern? That's it, isn't it?

The United States said that its embassy and consulates in China would not stop tweeting reports on air quality readings in Beijing and Shanghai, which have annoyed the Chinese authorities.

"This is an initiative by the embassy in Beijing, by the mission in China, to convey what we believe is useful information to our citizens abroad," State Department spokesman Mark Toner told journalists.

"It's primarily directed to American citizens, but in terms of Chinese accessing this information, we don't have a problem with it.

"We would see it as a model for other missions around the globe to do," Toner said, adding in the past there had been a similar initiative in Mexico.

He added that despite Beijing's assertions that it was illegal for foreign embassies to issue their own air quality readings the US embassy had no plans to stop sending out the reports on its dedicated Twitter feed.

China's cities are among the world's most polluted, but until recently, official air quality measurements regularly rated their air quality as good -- even as data from the US embassy in Beijing showed off-the-chart pollution.

Toner said the Beijing embassy now had some 20,000 followers of its Twitter feed which goes by @BeijingAir, and which said early Thursday that the air quality was "unhealthy for sensitive groups" in the Chinese capital.

Beijing announced earlier this year it would change the way it measured air quality to include the smaller particles experts say make up much of the pollution in Chinese cities, after a vocal campaign.

"The monitoring and publishing of China's air quality are related to the public interests and as such are powers reserved for the government," Wu Xiaoqing, vice minister of environment protection, told reporters Tuesday.

Wu did not name the US, but called on embassies to abide by China's laws, saying publishing their own air quality data was "not in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations."

Toner denied on Tuesday that publishing US air quality readings was in violation of the Vienna Convention as far as he was aware. He also said that Washington would have no problem if Chinese embassies wanted to start monitoring air quality in the US capital and sending out their own reports.

Ya think America WILL stop doing WHATEVER it feels like doing..NAH, the top dogs WANT to involve us in every one's business..sidetracking away from our own internal combustion of misfortunes placed upon her own countrymen..unknowingly...Life goes on..in this vast universe, eh??

RayH wrote:

Maybe China should start reporting murder rate among U.S. cities.

you can, because the facts a free to access by any one,, even you a commie stooge, but could you report about murders in Commie land and still be alive tomorrow???,,,lool
you silly wanker

boondock saint wrote:

The United States said that its embassy and consulates in China would not stop tweeting reports on air quality readings in Beijing and Shanghai, which have annoyed the Chinese authorities.
"This is an initiative by the embassy in Beijing, by the mission in China, to convey what we believe is useful information to our citizens abroad," State Department spokesman Mark Toner told journalists.
"It's primarily directed to American citizens, but in terms of Chinese accessing this information, we don't have a problem with it.
"We would see it as a model for other missions around the globe to do," Toner said, adding in the past there had been a similar initiative in Mexico.
He added that despite Beijing's assertions that it was illegal for foreign embassies to issue their own air quality readings the US embassy had no plans to stop sending out the reports on its dedicated Twitter feed.
China's cities are among the world's most polluted, but until recently, official air quality measurements regularly rated their air quality as good -- even as data from the US embassy in Beijing showed off-the-chart pollution.
Toner said the Beijing embassy now had some 20,000 followers of its Twitter feed which goes by @BeijingAir, and which said early Thursday that the air quality was "unhealthy for sensitive groups" in the Chinese capital.
Beijing announced earlier this year it would change the way it measured air quality to include the smaller particles experts say make up much of the pollution in Chinese cities, after a vocal campaign.
"The monitoring and publishing of China's air quality are related to the public interests and as such are powers reserved for the government," Wu Xiaoqing, vice minister of environment protection, told reporters Tuesday.
Wu did not name the US, but called on embassies to abide by China's laws, saying publishing their own air quality data was "not in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations."
Toner denied on Tuesday that publishing US air quality readings was in violation of the Vienna Convention as far as he was aware. He also said that Washington would have no problem if Chinese embassies wanted to start monitoring air quality in the US capital and sending out their own reports.

The truth is that the US can and does deal with facts, as all democracies must.

But the Chinese Communist Party is illegitimate and far too weak to deal with reality.

Even the facts about the air they breathe and the food they eat is not something the poor slaves of the Chinese Communist Party are allowed to know.

We should all PITY the poor Chinese people.

Such a sad and shabby swindle masquerading as government.

No wonder Chinese shuffle and stoop so much.

The truth is too embarrassing for commies so they pretend problems don't exist!! LoL. Is that a maturity n responsibility? Ha!!

No CCP lackey cares to comment on how the CCP INTENTIONALLY LIES to the Chinese people?

So WEAK, these CCP scum on their last legs!

HA HA HA HA!