Controversy Over Chinese Communist Party Propaganda Video Filming at St. Pancras Station
On January 23, 2024, a controversy erupted at London’s St. Pancras Station when Brendan Kavanagh, a British citizen, criticized a group of Chinese individuals filming a propaganda video for the Chinese Communist Party and waving communist flags. The incident led to criticism of the police for allegedly siding with the Chinese spies.
If you’re a CHINESE CCP SPY waving COMMUNIST Flags for a propaganda video in St. Pancras Station…it’s perfectly ok. But if you’re a British citizen in London.. police are going to side with CHINESE Spies-telling Piano Man Brendan Kavanagh to stop Calling them Chinese COMMUNIST pic.twitter.com/EP3iNTHoPp
— Curtis Fernheiser III (@CurtFernheiser) January 22, 2024
User Reactions:
- Curtis Fernheiser III: “Is it acceptable for Chinese CCP spies to film propaganda videos in free London?”
- Mr Mudkip: “They are just celebrating the Chinese New Year. It has nothing to do with the CCP.”
- Non Arkara: “We shouldn’t jump to conclusions that these people are spies.”
- TheDeckardt: “When Chinese are filming in public, shout out about the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989.”
- Hugh Jolley: “Is she a DEI recruit? Utterly incompetent.”
- Prof. John: “A reminder to people to always record interactions with corrupt police.”
- Geoff C.: “Authorities are lenient towards non-British groups but harsh on their own people.”
- Chris Moore: “Can’t believe what’s happening to this country.”
- Gerald Arnold: “The Chinese Communist Party has arrested the piano and solved the problem.”
- Augusto: “The police are unaware that they are under the influence of communist China.”
- DJ: “Wish our police were so kind and calm.”
- MrBenn4: “Brendan Kavanagh (DrK) stands up. British police try to control the words of free people.”
- Jack: “Shame on that police officer. They arrest praying Christians.”
- Hankuspankus: “During the Chinese state visit, the police were tough on Tibetan protesters.”
These reactions indicate a range of opinions regarding the filming related to the Chinese Communist Party at St. Pancras Station. The focus is on the police response to the filming deemed as CCP propaganda and the subsequent debate it sparked.