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Trump meets Chinese Uighur, other religious persecution victims at White House

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Good to see President Trump doing this.

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has made religious freedom one of the centerpieces of his foreign policy 

Religious freedom: that must mean Trump's concerned about the lack of religious freedoms in Saudi Arabia and Israel, his most favored nations. Is Trump going to get Jared to do something about it?

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@zichi:  China, Saudi Arabia, Israel....they were very old nations! And they see "religion" differently unlike US,Canada,Australia who were foundation over immigrants and these "New countries" were created by religious exiles!

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People interned in Chinese concentration camps often disappear. The number of organ transplants in China is far larger than the number available from volunteer donors. Where do the extra transplanted organs come from?

The Chinese concentration camps are like a modern-day Auschwitz, yet our governments do nothing and instead grovel for access to Chinese markets. It's disgusting.

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PTtownsend:

Religious freedom: that must mean Trump's concerned about the lack of religious freedoms in Saudi Arabia and Israel, his most favored nations.

There is no religious freedom in the Shariah kingdom of Saudi, but how do you bring Israel into that? I disagree with Israeli politics e.g. in regard to Syria, but comparing modern Israel to the Saudi theocracy is absurd.

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zichi:

> Christianity, Islam and Judaism all come from the same Book of Abraham. The three have the same source.

That is the standard slogan, but it ignores the fact that only one of them explicitly names and condems the other two in its writings. It is very much founded in opposition to them, and thus throwing it in the same basket is misleading.

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