Sentences with phrase «reported by a communist»

Lets» see - The Atheists and Communists witnessed the sun «dancing» [their words reported by a Communist journalist] and almost reaching the field where they stood.

Not exact matches

Armed police and paramilitary forces in Xinjiang, a territory in western China inhabited by the Uighur minority, stop random pedestrians to check their phones and laptops for banned apps and messages deemed dangerous to the Chinese Communist Party, BuzzFeed News reported.

[T] he exposure of persistent human rights violations by the contras has led the Administration not to pressure contra leaders to enforce international codes of conduct,» the Americas Watch Report cited earlier states, «but to drown U.S. public opinion with praise for the «freedom fighters,» and to attempt to discredit all reports of their violations as inspired by communist or Sandinista propaganda.

FOX news is reporting that radical fundamentalist Tea Party patriot «heroes» have defended freedom in a very Christian and Second Amendment way against the «Islamo - Fascist Communist Libtard Socialist Kenyan - by - birth squirrel - homo Bippy», while CBS is reporting that Bippy was the victim of one Cleetus Joe Dogwanker of Klanton, Mississississississippippippississippi, who they are reporting simply saw a good opportunity for an afternoon snack of deep - fried - chocolate - covered - bacon - wrapped - squirrel - roadkill - on - a-stick, and of course, CNN is reporting on WalMart unveiling Black Friday deals.

Reports indicated anti-Christian action by the Chinese communists, and many writers speculated whether much of the faith would survive the war, no matter its outcomes.

«Pure Marxist theology» by «a load of Communist clerics» — Thatcher's government didn't think much of a landmark Church of England report on urban decay which slammed its housing, benefits, tax and policing policies.

1971: The Pentagon Papers, reported by the New York Times «The secret Pentagon study of the Vietnam War discloses that a few days after the Geneva accords of 1954, the Eisenhower Administration's National Security Council decided that the accords were a «disaster» and approved actions to prevent further Communist expansion in Vietnam.»

A recent report by Reuters explains that pet ownership was once banned by Communist leader Mao Zedong as a «bourgeois pastime.»

Patrick Goodenough in CNS News reported recently that even in China, which is ruled by a Communist Party dictatorship, the government has referred the treaty to the Standing Committee of Parliament for its approval.

The letter, which was seen by The Information, reportedly «cited an intelligence committee report on Huawei's alleged ties to the Communist Party as well as China's intelligence and security services.»

Reports began swirling that the agreement was abandoned by AT&T after Senate and House intelligence committees sent a letter to the FCC raising concerns over Huawei's «alleged ties to the Communist Party as well as China's intelligence and security services.»