“On June 4, 1989 Chinese student activists lobbying for reform and freedom were run over by tanks and lit on fire by their Communist government. The event was initially referred to as the Tiananmen Square Massacre in the West. We call it ‘Six-Four.’ Every year on 6-4, the Communist censors work extra hard to silence the memories. It never happened, didn’t you know? There will be no mention of it in China today. Except… The Shanghai Composite Index fell 64.89 points to close on Monday.”
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“On June 4, 1989 Chinese student activists lobbying for reform and freedom were run over by tanks and lit on fire by their Communist government. The event was initially referred to as the Tiananmen Square Massacre in the West. We call it ‘Six-Four.’ Every year on 6-4, the Communist censors work extra hard to silence the memories. It never happened, didn’t you know? There will be no mention of it in China today. Except…

The Shanghai Composite Index fell 64.89 points to close on Monday.”

Source: laineygossip.com

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