We cannot say that we don't know. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street. This is the

point. According to our recent World Magazine opinion piece, a massive trove of documentary evidence

was released this month, detailing in concrete terms, China's brutality toward minority groups.

Quote, the files include photographs of detainees, including children, speeches by senior

Communist Party officials, police, military reports, speeches by senior Communist Party officials,

police, military reports, training documents. Eric Patterson, the executive vice president of the Religious

Freedom Institute described, they exposed the precision of China's genocidal policies towards

Muslim Uyghurs. While drawn from leaked police reports, this evidence leaves little room for

China's leaders to deny their atrocities.

Despite official claims, this is not a matter of Chinese national security.

China's leaders are not impartial observers. They're orchestrating the process.

A quote that's attributed to Greek tragedy in Eskola states that in war, truth is the first casualty.

Whether an actual war with China is in the cards, we are in the

middle of what Patterson calls a war of ideas, a war on how international affairs will be conducted.

And in such war, truth is on the front lines, and it must be told. I'm John Stone Street.

Hi, I'm John Stone Street, president of the Colson Center and host of the Breakpoint podcast.

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