超级军网为什么外国记者也不敢问缅甸问题
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各位网友:记者会上中国记者不敢提问缅甸问题也能理解，为什么也没有一个外国记者提问？哪位大神解读一下各位网友:记者会上中国记者不敢提问缅甸问题也能理解，为什么也没有一个外国记者提问？哪位大神解读一下
挑动大象打架，小心花花草草
西方媒体这几天 关注的是伊拉克政府军节节胜利，已经解放了萨达姆老家提克里特大部分城区了
果敢连天朝新闻都没播，西媒根本没几个人在缅北采访，你让他们怎么关注。
果敢连天朝新闻都没播，西媒根本没几个人在缅北采访，你让他们怎么关注。
因为他们不像超大一堆马甲列兵一样，觉得这是中国没希望的标志事件。这对新闻界来说其实就是普通的国际纠纷事情。
人家外国人有比死了中国人更重要的问题要问，这可是机会难得
到是有个美国女记者，在她自己脸书上说 缅甸政府军可能打死了100多平民。
西方媒体对这事不太关心。
死中国人又不是别的，我国都不问别人才不那么自找没气
adankm 发表于 2015-3-15 13:18
西方媒体对这事不太关心。
西方媒体 这几天关注的是这玩意
Iraqi Forces Claim Western Areas of Tikrit From ISIS
By ANNE BARNARD March 13, 2015
BAGHDAD — Iraqi government forces and allied militias took control of the western neighborhoods of Tikrit on Thursday, military officials said, leaving only one area, including a palace complex once used by Saddam Hussein, in the hands of Islamic State militants.
Military officials said they were confident of declaring victory within a few days in Tikrit, a central objective in rolling back the militants and the government's largest operation against the Islamic State since it swept into much of the country's north and west in June.
Top Iraqi officials, including Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, visited troops near the front lines Tuesday night and Wednesday. They called for security forces to facilitate the return of displaced civilians from Tikrit and surrounding areas.
Bringing civilians back without revenge attacks or continuing conflict will be the next test for Iraq's government if it holds its gains and completes the operation in Tikrit. The government mustered a 30,000-strong force, the bulk of it fighters from Shiite militias, in an effort to retake the city.
The fight for Tikrit has added emotional resonance. It was there that Islamic State fighters massacred more than 1,000 Shiite soldiers from the Camp Speicher base last year, and many Shiites accuse some local Sunnis of taking part.
Raw emotions were on display in Baghdad on Thursday morning, where several dozen parents of the dead soldiers gathered at the busy Tahrir Square, holding photographs of their sons and calling for an international investigation into the deaths, saying they did not trust Iraqi officials to arrive at the truth.
They said they were happy to see the Islamic State falling in Tikrit, but their anger and grief were not assuaged. They placed blame for the massacre not only on the militants but also, in apparently equal measure, on what they said was the cooperation of Sunni tribal leaders and the negligence and corruption of Iraqi officials and their sons' commanders.
“We want a legal trial to bring justice for our sons,” said one father, Mahdi Saleh, clutching a picture of his 22-year-old son Nahum. Standing beside Saleh, another man who lost a son, Ali Shadhan Shahrar, demanded that the perpetrators be “executed in front of the victims' families.”
“We have no problem with the Sunnis, and we will have unity,” Saleh added. “But peace with those criminals? Never.”
The government advances in Tikrit came as reports surfaced of new abuses by both Iraqi security forces and the Islamic State.
Iraqi officials said they would investigate reports of atrocities, filmed and posted in recent months on social media, and committed by armed men in uniforms with the insignia of a special forces unit and other regular government forces.
The images have been circulating on social media, and they were compiled and presented to Iraqi and U.S. officials by ABC News. The images raised the question of whether Iraqi forces may have run afoul of a measure that requires the U.S. government to cut off aid to foreign militaries that commit human rights abuses.
One video shows what appears to be a 12-year-old boy being shot to death in the street after being accused of working with the Islamic State. Another shows two civilians being shot after insisting they were not involved with the militant group; fighters then riddle their bodies with bullets. Another apparently shows a civilian being beheaded, and other images show a head propped on the front bumper of a military vehicle that appears to be an American-made Humvee.
Iraqi officials have showed footage to the BBC that they said proved that the Islamic State was using chlorine gas in roadside bombs. The images show orange clouds rising from the bombs as Iraqi ordnance disposal teams detonate them. Chlorine, while not as dangerous as substances like sarin, banned by international treaty, can cause coughing and burning eyes and in close quarters can be fatal.
During the past week of battle, military officials in Salahuddin province said that dozens of residents of the city of Samarra, near the front lines but not part of the fighting, were sickened when a bomb containing chlorine exploded in a pile of garbage.
Iraqi officials said that two mass graves discovered in Tikrit, believed to be Speicher victims, would be excavated methodically.
A militia leader told Iraqiya state television that another grave had been found, which he said appeared to be holding recent, hastily buried Islamic State casualties of the current battle.
Abadi was joined on his visit to the front by Nouri al-Maliki, the former prime minister who was in office when the Islamic State took over Tikrit and was later pushed out amid allegations that his sectarian policies had created fertile ground for the militants.
Al-Maliki thanked all the groups fighting the militants. And, in acknowledging the role of the federal police in the battle, al-Maliki seemed to recognize the shortcomings of the force under his authority, when many units fled their posts in the face of the Islamic State advance, as well as its apparent improvement.
“The federal police of today is not like before,” he said.
西方媒体对这事不太关心。
西方媒体 这几天关注的是这玩意
Iraqi Forces Claim Western Areas of Tikrit From ISIS
By ANNE BARNARD March 13, 2015
BAGHDAD — Iraqi government forces and allied militias took control of the western neighborhoods of Tikrit on Thursday, military officials said, leaving only one area, including a palace complex once used by Saddam Hussein, in the hands of Islamic State militants.
Military officials said they were confident of declaring victory within a few days in Tikrit, a central objective in rolling back the militants and the government's largest operation against the Islamic State since it swept into much of the country's north and west in June.
Top Iraqi officials, including Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, visited troops near the front lines Tuesday night and Wednesday. They called for security forces to facilitate the return of displaced civilians from Tikrit and surrounding areas.
Bringing civilians back without revenge attacks or continuing conflict will be the next test for Iraq's government if it holds its gains and completes the operation in Tikrit. The government mustered a 30,000-strong force, the bulk of it fighters from Shiite militias, in an effort to retake the city.
The fight for Tikrit has added emotional resonance. It was there that Islamic State fighters massacred more than 1,000 Shiite soldiers from the Camp Speicher base last year, and many Shiites accuse some local Sunnis of taking part.
Raw emotions were on display in Baghdad on Thursday morning, where several dozen parents of the dead soldiers gathered at the busy Tahrir Square, holding photographs of their sons and calling for an international investigation into the deaths, saying they did not trust Iraqi officials to arrive at the truth.
They said they were happy to see the Islamic State falling in Tikrit, but their anger and grief were not assuaged. They placed blame for the massacre not only on the militants but also, in apparently equal measure, on what they said was the cooperation of Sunni tribal leaders and the negligence and corruption of Iraqi officials and their sons' commanders.
“We want a legal trial to bring justice for our sons,” said one father, Mahdi Saleh, clutching a picture of his 22-year-old son Nahum. Standing beside Saleh, another man who lost a son, Ali Shadhan Shahrar, demanded that the perpetrators be “executed in front of the victims' families.”
“We have no problem with the Sunnis, and we will have unity,” Saleh added. “But peace with those criminals? Never.”
The government advances in Tikrit came as reports surfaced of new abuses by both Iraqi security forces and the Islamic State.
Iraqi officials said they would investigate reports of atrocities, filmed and posted in recent months on social media, and committed by armed men in uniforms with the insignia of a special forces unit and other regular government forces.
The images have been circulating on social media, and they were compiled and presented to Iraqi and U.S. officials by ABC News. The images raised the question of whether Iraqi forces may have run afoul of a measure that requires the U.S. government to cut off aid to foreign militaries that commit human rights abuses.
One video shows what appears to be a 12-year-old boy being shot to death in the street after being accused of working with the Islamic State. Another shows two civilians being shot after insisting they were not involved with the militant group; fighters then riddle their bodies with bullets. Another apparently shows a civilian being beheaded, and other images show a head propped on the front bumper of a military vehicle that appears to be an American-made Humvee.
Iraqi officials have showed footage to the BBC that they said proved that the Islamic State was using chlorine gas in roadside bombs. The images show orange clouds rising from the bombs as Iraqi ordnance disposal teams detonate them. Chlorine, while not as dangerous as substances like sarin, banned by international treaty, can cause coughing and burning eyes and in close quarters can be fatal.
During the past week of battle, military officials in Salahuddin province said that dozens of residents of the city of Samarra, near the front lines but not part of the fighting, were sickened when a bomb containing chlorine exploded in a pile of garbage.
Iraqi officials said that two mass graves discovered in Tikrit, believed to be Speicher victims, would be excavated methodically.
A militia leader told Iraqiya state television that another grave had been found, which he said appeared to be holding recent, hastily buried Islamic State casualties of the current battle.
Abadi was joined on his visit to the front by Nouri al-Maliki, the former prime minister who was in office when the Islamic State took over Tikrit and was later pushed out amid allegations that his sectarian policies had created fertile ground for the militants.
Al-Maliki thanked all the groups fighting the militants. And, in acknowledging the role of the federal police in the battle, al-Maliki seemed to recognize the shortcomings of the force under his authority, when many units fled their posts in the face of the Islamic State advance, as well as its apparent improvement.
“The federal police of today is not like before,” he said.
对啊，外国记者都没问嘛。
如果美国真那么想要中国陷进去，这状况怎么解释？
我觉得头顶帽子少了一顶呢。
如果美国真那么想要中国陷进去，这状况怎么解释？
我觉得头顶帽子少了一顶呢。
记者：您如何回应中缅边境最近发生的问题？
李克强：你问了一件让我感到痛心的事情。在中缅边界我方一侧，一些我国居民的生命和财产受到了损失，我首先要向遇难者家属表示哀悼和深切的慰问。同时，我国政府、外交部、军方都向缅方提出了严正交涉。我们有责任也有能力坚决维护中缅边境的安全稳定，坚决保护我国人民的生命和财产安全。谢谢！
西方媒体这几天 关注的是伊拉克政府军节节胜利，已经解放了萨达姆老家提克里特大部分城区了
果敢连天朝 ...
昨天cnn有一条，关于313的。
果敢连天朝 ...
昨天cnn有一条，关于313的。
因为在中国啊，和谐社会
这个问题缅甸政府和中国政府应该是私下里有谈判。
范长龙以及中国外交部在发声明前，肯定也是通知了缅甸政府的。
甚至缅甸政府在发布声明这事不是自己干的，要与中国联合调查，之前肯定也是通过外交途径与中国政府沟通过的。
超大很多人根本不懂国际外交是怎么回事，中国和缅甸不是敌国，这种事情在政府层面不会没有渠道沟通，对外公布都是在反复斟酌后才进行的，往往之前就已经沟通了。
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跑国际新闻的记者也知道，这种非敌国关系的两国之间的纠纷，能采访到的也是两国的官方表态，这点报道了也没有新鲜内容。
这个问题缅甸政府和中国政府应该是私下里有谈判。
范长龙以及中国外交部在发声明前，肯定也是通知了缅甸政府的。
甚至缅甸政府在发布声明这事不是自己干的，要与中国联合调查，之前肯定也是通过外交途径与中国政府沟通过的。
超大很多人根本不懂国际外交是怎么回事，中国和缅甸不是敌国，这种事情在政府层面不会没有渠道沟通，对外公布都是在反复斟酌后才进行的，往往之前就已经沟通了。
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跑国际新闻的记者也知道，这种非敌国关系的两国之间的纠纷，能采访到的也是两国的官方表态，这点报道了也没有新鲜内容。
因为事前都警告过
能参加这场采访的记者都是通过审查的，你以为随便是个记者就能上？那些真正刁钻的政治记者连进入国内的签证都没领到
因为华莱士死了好多年了
因为华莱士死了好多年了
因为华莱士死了好多年了
因为他们不像超大一堆马甲列兵一样，觉得这是中国没希望的标志事件。这对新闻界来说其实就是普通的国际纠纷 ...
是呀，说的有道理，死了几个屁民而已
是呀，说的有道理，死了几个屁民而已
bbc99 发表于 2015-3-15 13:17
因为他们不像超大一堆马甲列兵一样，觉得这是中国没希望的标志事件。这对新闻界来说其实就是普通的国际纠纷 ...
我反话而已，版主看不出来吗，怎么不尊重死者了
bbc99 发表于 2015-3-15 13:17
因为他们不像超大一堆马甲列兵一样，觉得这是中国没希望的标志事件。这对新闻界来说其实就是普通的国际纠纷 ...
我反话而已，版主看不出来吗，怎么不尊重死者了
[quote]bbc99 发表于 2015-3-15 13:17
因为他们不像超大一堆马甲列兵一样，觉得这是中国没希望的标志事件。这对新闻界来说其实就是普通的国际纠纷 ...[/qu唉，禁言三十天，
[quote]bbc99 发表于 2015-3-15 13:17
因为他们不像超大一堆马甲列兵一样，觉得这是中国没希望的标志事件。这对新闻界来说其实就是普通的国际纠纷 ...[/qu唉，禁言三十天，
这是金色大厅。你以为是白宫啊或者五角大楼？？？
外国记着只问他们关心的，很显然，这起事件不是他们关注的重点
歪果记者明事理
这事现在5死8伤，深圳出个车祸9死23伤，这么说国情报告也应该重点哀悼一下喽？
死几个中国人管老外啥事？这事不该是中国人自己才关心的吗？
但除了死难者的家人有切肤之痛外，包括现在这个帖子里的所有人（也包括我）都只是嘴皮上关注罢了。只有那几个可怜人，可惜这辈子都估计报仇无望了。
但除了死难者的家人有切肤之痛外，包括现在这个帖子里的所有人（也包括我）都只是嘴皮上关注罢了。只有那几个可怜人，可惜这辈子都估计报仇无望了。
德涅斯特 发表于 2015-3-15 13:51
能参加这场采访的记者都是通过审查的，你以为随便是个记者就能上？那些真正刁钻的政治记者连进入国内的签证 ...
我说 提问内容都要审核的你相信吗
能参加这场采访的记者都是通过审查的，你以为随便是个记者就能上？那些真正刁钻的政治记者连进入国内的签证 ...
我说 提问内容都要审核的你相信吗
fengxiao761 发表于 2015-3-15 13:43
这个问题缅甸政府和中国政府应该是私下里有谈判。
范长龙以及中国外交部在发声明前，肯定也是通知了缅甸 ...
先对好台词再上台表演，不知道外国政府习惯不
这个问题缅甸政府和中国政府应该是私下里有谈判。
范长龙以及中国外交部在发声明前，肯定也是通知了缅甸 ...
先对好台词再上台表演，不知道外国政府习惯不
哦，刚才我也想到这个问题了。
有人说，开会前，提问都定好的（这个应该是针对国内媒体吧？）
那么，我们不可能规定国外媒体就此提问吧？
所以，压住话题不让问，是不成立的。
有人说，开会前，提问都定好的（这个应该是针对国内媒体吧？）
那么，我们不可能规定国外媒体就此提问吧？
所以，压住话题不让问，是不成立的。
事实上人家是关不关心你直接军队就打过去，把缅甸给占了。好扣你个法西斯国家的帽子。
事实上死几个人根本就关他们P事。
事实上死几个人根本就关他们P事。
美国利比亚领事死的冤吖
哦，刚才我也想到这个问题了。
有人说，开会前，提问都定好的（这个应该是针对国内媒体吧？）
那么，我们 ...
少年，递话筒的活不是随便哪个人能干的。
有人说，开会前，提问都定好的（这个应该是针对国内媒体吧？）
那么，我们 ...
少年，递话筒的活不是随便哪个人能干的。
不要拿利比亚领事来说事了，利比亚的结果是被打了个稀烂，卡扎菲还被爆菊了。尽管从头到尾，米军没怎么出动，但事实就是利比亚被米帝和米帝的盟友搞死了。
如果缅甸现在正在被兔子的盟友或是兔子亲自动手暴打之中，别说“误炸”，就是内比都的使馆被炸了，大使被抓出来游街，世人也不会像现在这样，怒气不知道该向哪里发......
韬光养晦成了习惯之后，也就只会韬光养晦了！
不要拿利比亚领事来说事了，利比亚的结果是被打了个稀烂，卡扎菲还被爆菊了。尽管从头到尾，米军没怎么出动，但事实就是利比亚被米帝和米帝的盟友搞死了。
如果缅甸现在正在被兔子的盟友或是兔子亲自动手暴打之中，别说“误炸”，就是内比都的使馆被炸了，大使被抓出来游街，世人也不会像现在这样，怒气不知道该向哪里发......
韬光养晦成了习惯之后，也就只会韬光养晦了！
我帅.别勾引我 发表于 2015-3-15 16:37
少年，递话筒的活不是随便哪个人能干的。
呵呵，感谢你，还能称我少年。
香港，新加坡，日本，赫芬顿邮报记者，他们可都是获得了提问机会。
这个和递话筒好像没有太多关系。
少年，递话筒的活不是随便哪个人能干的。
呵呵，感谢你，还能称我少年。
香港，新加坡，日本，赫芬顿邮报记者，他们可都是获得了提问机会。
这个和递话筒好像没有太多关系。
不要拿利比亚领事来说事了，利比亚的结果是被打了个稀烂，卡扎菲还被爆菊了。尽管从头到尾，米军没怎么出动 ...
卡上校不就是和杀大使的那帮反政府民兵干掉的么？这俩不是一码事吧。。。而且利比亚现在的内战不就是这些民兵之间对干么？米军虽然没出动，但是以惩罚利比亚平民作为惩罚只会鱼肉百姓的各派民兵的手段，我觉得貌似不对劲额。。。。
卡上校不就是和杀大使的那帮反政府民兵干掉的么？这俩不是一码事吧。。。而且利比亚现在的内战不就是这些民兵之间对干么？米军虽然没出动，但是以惩罚利比亚平民作为惩罚只会鱼肉百姓的各派民兵的手段，我觉得貌似不对劲额。。。。
这事交给水军了！
想问的要么进不来，要么没机会，不少所谓的外国记者是有国内背景的，当然这事也不够大
我大胆假设一下：
外国记者，尤其是西方系的，都被华盛顿警告过了，不要给中国提供出兵的借口和舞台。
我的逻辑是：最让人不可思议和难以接受的，往往是事实。
外国记者，尤其是西方系的，都被华盛顿警告过了，不要给中国提供出兵的借口和舞台。
我的逻辑是：最让人不可思议和难以接受的，往往是事实。