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RAYCISS JOE Biden Quiet on Hate Crime Against Taiwanese Church as He Leaves for Asia--- But He Callled Buffalo Shooter White Rayciss Supremacist
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President Joe Biden has yet to comment at press time on the specifics of a mass shooting in California this weekend that law enforcement officials said was motivated by hate against the country of Taiwan as he prepares to leave Thursday for a trip to Asia.
David Chou (Chou Wenwei), 68, an American born in Taiwan and later identified as a member of a Chinese Communist Party umbrella organization, allegedly chained shut the doors of the Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Woods, California, and opened fire on a group of Taiwanese congregants during a luncheon to honor a pastor.
He shot and killed one man and injured five others before being subdued by members of the congregation.
The victims in the attack ranged between 66 and 92 years of age.
Authorities said they found items in Chou’s car that indicated he was “upset” by the existence of a Taiwanese state.
Taiwan is an island country off the coast of China. It has a democratic government fully independent of Beijing, but the Communist Party insists that the island is a “province” of China. Taiwan has never been governed by any government headquartered in Beijing and China has no practical state powers over Taiwan currently.
The suspect previously appeared at a local Las Vegas protest, holding up a banner against Taiwanese “demons.”
Biden has remained quiet on the attack even during a White House reception to celebrate Asian-American heritage on Tuesday.
The president mentioned “hate crime shootings in Orange County, California; Dallas, Texas, just last week” but did not specifically call out the anti-Tawainese hatred of the shooter.
On Tuesday, Biden traveled to Buffalo, New York, repeatedly promising to call out and expose racism after a shooter, believed to be an anti-black racist, shot and killed ten people in a grocery store.
“Silence is complicity. It’s complicity. We cannot remain silent,” he said.
[link to www.breitbart.com (secure)]
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