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My comment was based on lack of reporting up to the morning of May 7 (i.e., yesterday evening to us), when family were still saying they'd seen nothing. So mayb
by CWuestefeld 7y ago
My comment was based on lack of reporting up to the morning of May 7 (i.e., yesterday evening to us), when family were still saying they'd seen nothing. So maybe they decided to lift the embargo at noon as you said.
But even with that, it doesn't change the removal from WeChat private messages that my wife experienced as recently as over last night.
- xhrwang 7y agoCCP is wise enough to know such news cannot be censored and censoring it only creates chaos and panic, my guess is it was struggling how to respond. CPC does censor the debates about it, but from it started in last year till now, every development has been reported by the official press, it has been laid low about the deal and prepared for the worst scenario, the news about the negotiations are always simple description of the events, but it never covered up any development.